At what was once the mission of Santa Catalina de Guale, researchers have unearthed evidences of worldwide Spanish trade in the 1600s that extended to what is now St. Catherine’s Island off the shore of Georgia. Read the story on … Continue reading
At what was once the mission of Santa Catalina de Guale, researchers have unearthed evidences of worldwide Spanish trade in the 1600s that extended to what is now St. Catherine’s Island off the shore of Georgia. Read the story on … Continue reading
Says Buchanan: No war is inevitable until it has begun. Was it a necessary war? Hearken to Churchill: “One day, President Roosevelt told me that he was asking publicly for suggestions about what the war should be called. I said … Continue reading
The following advisory on the SPLC comes from Americans for Legal Immigration. It is offered here on our site, not as an endorsement of ALIPAC, but as a public service to disseminate information on this insidious organization (the SPLC), which … Continue reading
(Edited from an actual reply recently sent from Saint Benedict Center.) To our online readers: I am sharing this “for what it’s worth” to you. I never got a response from the lady to whom it was sent. Maybe you … Continue reading
Having long since declared themselves experts in all things hate, the Southern Poverty Law Center has recently updated their “hate map,” and — you may have guessed it — “the nation’s richest civil rights organization” (USA Today) continues to lie … Continue reading
A new tab at the top of our main page is meant to keep Catholicism.org readers up to date on SBC Conference news and upcoming Catholic America Tour engagements. But for those who have missed this new feature, let me … Continue reading
Several bloggers specializing in defaming us and our Catholic apostolate have recently leveled the vicious libel of “racism” at us. To answer some questions these postings have generated, I offer the following observations. The accusation that Father Feeney and Saint … Continue reading
Andrew Cusak recently posted a brief, uplifting tribute to a great Catholic statesman: Paul Comtois of Québec. Lieutenant-gouverneur Comtois was a scandalously un-celebrated martyr for his love of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. No doubt, his lack of celebrity is … Continue reading
Drew Zahn has written a good piece on the controversy for World Net Daily : Guess who says pope was right about condoms, AIDS. Here is a brief excerpt: Dr. Edward C. Green, director of the AIDS Prevention Research Project … Continue reading
(This was written in preparation for a series of conferences on vocations and states in life that I gave at Saint Benedict Center in the Spring of 2005. Please see the end of this piece for a small table of … Continue reading
(This was written in preparation for a series of conferences on vocations and states in life that I gave at Saint Benedict Center in the Spring of 2005. Please see the end of this piece for a small table of … Continue reading
(This was written in preparation for a series of conferences on vocations and states in life that I gave at Saint Benedict Center in the Spring of 2005. Please see the end of this piece for a small table of … Continue reading
Site development: Bonaventure