The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts news release… Last night, April 12th, Donald J. Trump became the first President in the 250 history of the United States to publicly criticize a reigning Roman Pontiff. In a posting on Truth Social … Continue reading
What is — the mind was made to understand, For nothings nurture not the nascent thought. While sums are simply cookies in each hand, Subtraction makes much less sense to a tot. They think of darkness, ugliness, and sin As … Continue reading
The video below is of great interest to us. It is Tucker Carlson’s interview with a journalist whom Israel tried to murder while he was reporting from southern Lebanon. Besides the fact that our founder, mentor, and teacher, Brother Francis, … Continue reading
In this episode of Reconquest, Brother André Marie reflects on the suffering of Lebanon, especially the plight of Lebanese Christians caught in war, instability, and political turmoil. He discusses the history of Lebanon, the identity of the Maronites, the broader … Continue reading
Just under three weeks ago, on March 13, Paul Ehrlich died at the ripe old age of 93. In case you are unaware, Ehrlich was one of the most consequential scoundrels of modern history, an entomologist who achieved superstardom as … Continue reading
The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts action alert… Lebanon is the last Christian stronghold in the Middle East. Although it no longer has a Christian majority, it is the home to more than 2.2 million Christians, comprising 32% … Continue reading
The following is from the social media platform X. The “Bishop Nassif” referenced in the headline on that platform as “Syriac Catholic Bishop of South Lebanon,” is probably Bishop Antoine Nassif, who is the current Exarch of Canada for the … Continue reading
When understanding’s wanting, set your sight On likenesses, and clues you can procure. A look at manly men may shed some light On Joseph’s noble heart and motives pure. The sensitive, protective sort of man Will always feel it keenly … Continue reading
The following question came in through our contact page on Catholicism.org: Hello, among the recent mass of terms flooding my social media such as, “The Chosen People”, “Christian Zionism”, and “Replacement Theology”, I searched the Catechism to see what it … Continue reading
What if the Catholic Church’s necessity for salvation didn’t begin only after Pentecost — what if it reaches back to Genesis, and even includes angels? In this talk, we explore a sweeping thesis: that wherever grace elevates an intellectual creature … Continue reading
This lighthearted poem is based, in its poetic structure, on “The Yak,” by Hilaire Belloc. As a help to all souls, let me recommend chant —Specific’ly Gregory’s kind. It will order your ardor and surely implant The seedlings of peace … Continue reading
The Archdiocese of Boston finds itself once again at the center of national controversy following a Dedham parish’s decision to remove the figures of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph from its Nativity scene and replace them with a political sign reading … Continue reading
On January 5th, reporter Matt Lamb from LifeSiteNews, contacted the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts, seeking a comment about a proposed Arizona law which would impose prison sentences and six figure fines on Catholic priests who refused to violate the Seal of the Confessional, … Continue reading
The following is an afterthought to my just published Christmas Ad Rem… In celebrating the Holy Ghost as Spouse of Mary, we do not detract the great Saint Joseph. In fact, I think we actually add to his praise by … Continue reading
In this powerful talk, our own Sister Marie Gabrielle breaks open the idea of Catholic battle joy — the supernatural joy that comes from fighting for God, for the Faith, and for souls, under the banner of Our Lady, the … Continue reading
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