The Federalist has a good piece on some Catholic social action undertaken by our friends at The New Vendée in Louisiana: The small Catholic city of Mandeville, Louisiana, will be hosting its first-ever “pride” parade on June 1, and a group of … Continue reading
Far above the Ephel Dúath in the West the night sky was still dim and pale. There, peeping among the cloud-wrack above a dark tor high up in the mountains, Sam saw a bright star twinkle for a while. The … Continue reading
(Phil Lawler, Catholic Culture) — It’s the Age of the Laity and all that, but Stephen Millies, writing for the National Catholic Reporter, worries that things are getting out of hand. “Who owns the brand?” The honest answer probably is that … Continue reading
Here is a bit of edifying Catholic news for you. A Baptist war veteran in the 1861-65 conflict, who became an alcoholic, quit drinking, converted to the Faith, and subsequently explored a religious vocation, has been put on the path … Continue reading
The following is a news release from the Friends of Saint Benedict Center… Three Granite State media entities — abetted by a Democrat State Senator — have combined to vilify a small Catholic school in a crude ploy to sabotage … Continue reading
Beginning on Monday, I will be on a pilgrimage to Spain that will cover 1200 miles: from Madrid to Zaragoza, Agreda, Burgos, Covadonga, Oviedo, Santiago de Compostela, and Avila, visiting shrines of Mary, mystics and saints, and tombs of heroes … Continue reading
We all have a story that gives meaning to our lives, explains who we are, how we got here, where we are going, and what our role is in all this. Whether or not we have consciously cultivated such a … Continue reading
When was the last time you tried to build a fire? There is a lot that goes into the success of such a project. Whatever is used for kindling must be flammable, dry, and the right size. You need a … Continue reading
New Hampshire Public Radio, which in its last fiscal year, received nearly $450,000 in federal tax monies from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, is, like Captain Renault in Casablanca, “shocked, shocked!” that parents who send their children to a small … Continue reading
Although Corpus Christi was — in keeping with Easter’s unusually early appearance in 2024 — on May 30 this year, it normally occurs in June. The Friday after the Octave of Corpus Christi being the feast of the Sacred Heart, … Continue reading
The last Ad Rem I published, Are You a ‘Roman Catholic’ or Just a ‘Catholic’?, received some constructive criticism that helped me to see that I had misread a passage of the book I was commenting on, The Iron Sceptre … Continue reading
Our friend, Dr. Maike Hickson conducted an excellent two-part video interview with Colonel Douglas Macgregor for LifeSite, which has a write-up of the nearly two hours of discussion here: Colonel Macgregor shows how neocon foreign policy has thrown the world … Continue reading
According to his YouTube Channel, “Jonathan Pageau is a French Canadian icon carver, public speaker and YouTuber exploring the symbolic patterns that underlie our experience of the world, how these patterns emerge and come together, manifesting in religion, art and … Continue reading
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