Tag Archives: New York
Miracle on 115th Street
The Church in the United States has always been predominately Irish as an institution. Even today, with Hispanics obviously bound to become the Catholic majority in the near future, she remains essentially Irish-American in character and spirit.
Posted in Articles, Holy Places, Miracles and Apparitions
Tagged Anthony Trapani, Bishop Corrigan, Irish, Italians, Manhattan, New York, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Pope Saint Pius X, Rev. John Grassi, Rev. Scipione Tofini, Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, Saint Louis, Saint Louis de Montfort, Saint Vincent Pallotti, United States
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Book Review: The Iron Man of China
If the axiom “the corruption of the best is the worst” is true of persons, it can also be true of institutions, and perhaps even of nations as well. Too often this proverb, which ought to be a perennial caveat, ends up being a reflection upon some sad story of a once great but later vanquished paragon of virtue.
Posted in Articles, Biography, Book Reviews, History
Tagged Cardinal Kung, China, Communist, Dr. Paul Lavin, Father Joseph Lavin, Father Price, Iron Man, Marxist, Massachusetts, missionary, Monsignor Garrahan, New York, Patriotic Association, Red Army, Robert Lavin, Saint Francis Xavier, The Field Afar, Time magazine
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