So, if a man medically mutilates himself and calls himself a woman, he can use the ladies’ room? Ditto for a boy? Even a THIRD GRADER? And the other children and parents have to pretend he’s now a girl? How … Continue reading
So, if a man medically mutilates himself and calls himself a woman, he can use the ladies’ room? Ditto for a boy? Even a THIRD GRADER? And the other children and parents have to pretend he’s now a girl? How … Continue reading
I know we get many last-minute registrations, so our current list of registrants at this point is by no means complete. If you’re thinking of coming to the 2012 Saint Benedict Center Conference, please consider that the conference will be … Continue reading
I may be preaching to the choir here at catholicism.org when I state that the “dark ages” is a myth fabricated by the Protestant “reformers,” then picked up by the rationalists of the “Enlightenment,” which has grown darker and darker … Continue reading
The new Prior General of the Carthusians, Dom François Marie Velut, O. Carth., was once known as Frère Michel de la Sainte Trinité. That was when he was a member of the Abbe de Nantes’ religious community. He was a … Continue reading
This Friday-Sunday, we will be on the Pilgrimage for Restoration. (We leave for New York State Thursday morning.) The following weekend is the SBC Conference. Due to my preparations for these events, I will be relatively silent on our web … Continue reading
In a news item on the opening of Hampton VA Women’s Clinic in Virginia, we read the following: The growing need is staggering; one out of every five female vets from Iraq or Afghanistan are [sic: s/b “is”] diagnosed with … Continue reading
We received notice from our Internet service provider that there will be a very brief outage on our server during the wee hours of Sept 24. FYI… We will be performing maintenance on your server during the times listed below … Continue reading
Sancta Mater Ecclesia. We did not need the New York Times to tell us that, right? But the Times has told us that A Faded Piece of Papyrus Refers to Jesus’ Wife. This will, of course, be taken seriously by … Continue reading
Before reading His Eminence’s remarks, perhaps a review of the meaning of the word “queer” is in order, since some may find its use inappropriate. When two men or two women “marry” each other, such an act is rightly said … Continue reading
Author Lee Smith’s remarks below have the ring of truth, even if Mr. Smith thinks that a belligerent U.S. foreign policy in the Mideast is a good idea, which it isn’t. The obvious answer is to keep our people out … Continue reading
Join us on Friday-Saturday, October 5 and 6, 2012, for Saint Benedict Center’s annual conference. You may register online or by telephone: (603) 239-6485. What: This year’s conference theme is “Concerning Heroes and Heroines.” Where: Saint Benedict Center, 95 Fay … Continue reading
Yes, that’s right. An atheist professor who promoted atheism in his history class. And you paid a fortune to send your son to a ‘catholic’ college? Or, your daughter? If she went to BC from 1967 to 1999, she could … Continue reading
Below are some photos we’ve taken of the work. So far, we have raised $450,030.00 out of our $750,000 goal. Thank you! Please consider donating now, or making a pledge. Click the arrow button below to scroll through the gallery. [fancygallery … Continue reading
A grand day for Monarchists, Traditionalists, and — especially — for one beautiful couple who look like they walked out of a story book. An American girl marries the great-grandson of Blessed Karl von Habsburg at Old Saint Mary’s in … Continue reading
We ask our tertiaries, friends, and benefactors to keep Father Hector Bolduc in your prayers. Father Bolduc was a long-time friend of Saint Benedict Center. It was he who arranged the meeting in St. Mary’s, Kansas between Brother Francis and … Continue reading
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