First Friday Reminder: the Crusade of Our Times
We offer all these intentions to Our Lady of Sorrows who stood at the foot of the Cross and likewise sees the continued abuse of her Son in the Blessed Sacrament.
Russia, Personhood, and Society
Zamyatin’s novel influenced subsequent writers such as Ayn Rand and George Orwell.
The Pope Cannot Depose Bishops Without Grave Cause
By the very nature of the bishop’s office he cannot be removed unjustly because he is free to use his native jurisdictional power to oppose an arbitrary and openly tyrannical act of the pope.
Can We Finally Drop the SSPX Debate?
Let me say thank you to the critics of Lefebvre, as they have done a great service to the Church by allowing us to prove that Archbishop Lefebvre is one of the greatest heroes in the history of the Church.
24th and Last Sunday after Pentecost: invitations to jubilations
All good things come to their end other than the joy of Heaven. Just so, this series ends with a dive into the Epistle reading for the 24th and Last Sunday after Pentecost, the final Sunday before the beginning of a new liturgical year with the 1st Sunday of Advent. Our reading is from the…
The Family as Target and Hope
“When husband and wife are united in marriage, they no longer seem like something earthly, but rather like the image of God Himself.”
2nd Annual Trad Mens Conference Grows
Rest assured, this conference will kick you in the teeth, spiritually.
Michael Voris Repents
Mr. Voris chokes up in the video, admitting that "it took me 62 years to get here" to repentance.
“Peter” and “Satan”: the Two Names of the Pope
There is only one way to harmonize these passages which the inspired Evangelist has, with good reason, placed side by side.
The Russian Who Converted Me from Orthodoxy to Catholicism
Solovyov predicted the current schism between Constantinople and Moscow more than one hundred years before it happened in 2018.
Who was the “Most Unfortunate Pope”?
Perhaps one of the worst popes in history, it is true.
