The Feast of the Epiphany commemorates three mysteries at once: the adoration of the Magi, the Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan River, and the Marriage Feast at Cana. Don’t take my word for it. Let the traditional Latin liturgy … Continue reading
The Feast of the Epiphany commemorates three mysteries at once: the adoration of the Magi, the Baptism of Jesus in the Jordan River, and the Marriage Feast at Cana. Don’t take my word for it. Let the traditional Latin liturgy … Continue reading
Today is the feast of Saint Thorlak Thorhallsson (Þorlákur Þórhallsson in Icelandic), the national patron of Iceland. This I know thanks to a lovely tribute to him on the CNA site, an AI summary of which is below.1 Sadly, there … Continue reading
In preparing myself to interview Joshua Charles, of Eternal Christendom, I have been reading and listening to some of his work. This included a lengthy scroll through his X feed. In the process, I came up with ten “charitable takedowns” … Continue reading
The Holy See Press Office published this notice yesterday concerning the canonization of the Sixteen Carmelite Martyrs of Compiègne, brutally murdered during the French Revolution’s Reign of Terror: During the audience granted to His Eminence Cardinal Marcello Semeraro, prefect of … Continue reading
Yesterday, I recorded the next episode of Reconquest: The Beauty of Revelation in Haydn’s Creation Oratorio. My guest is a young lady named Hannah Houston, whom two of our Sisters met at a Kolbe Center event this summer, where she … Continue reading
Candace Owens has interviewed USS Liberty survivor Phil Tourney. The interview, embedded below, has generated a lot of interest. As of my viewing, it had been seen 3,354,979 times on YouTube. May it get many more views. What is the … Continue reading
The following is published as a complement to Joe Doyle’s fine piece, Biden Celebrates Fall of Syria, But Christians Face Peril. Over the weekend, I emailed a Syrian lady I know to assure her that her family back in Syria … Continue reading
Saint Ambrose of Milan, whose feast is today, wrote some very fine hymns. So fine were they that, though few, they earned for him the title, “Father of Latin Hymnody.” One of those magnificent works, it turns out, is an … Continue reading
Marga Prohens, the President of the Balearic Islands, met with Pope Francis yesterday at the Vatican and asked him to visit the island of Mallorca to venerate the Jesuit lay brother to whom he is devoted, Saint Alonso (or Alphonsus) … Continue reading
Christendom College theologian, Professor Matthew A. Tsakanikas, has penned a formidable article at his Substack, which LifeSiteNews reproduced with permission under the headline, “Congress has no right to force the heresy of Christian Zionism upon faithful Catholics.” The article concerns … Continue reading
(Hélène de Lauzun/The European Conservative) — The ceremony for the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, which comes after five years of intense work to raise it from the ashes following the terrible fire in April 2019 that almost … Continue reading
(Alyssa Murphy/National Catholic Register) — Author J.K. Rowling has opened up this week about the harsh treatment she has received — including “thousands of threats of murder, rape and violence” — for daring to speak out against the dangers of … Continue reading
(lmudena Martínez-Bordiú/CNA) — On the evening Dec. 2, the rite of “recognitio” (Latin for “verification”) took place in St. Peter’s Basilica. This is a traditional ceremony to verify and ascertain that the Holy Door, closed during the last holy year, is … Continue reading
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