The Remnant published an article by Rev. Fr. James H. Doran, FSSPX and Mr. Nicholas A. Chapello on the sad state of things in Iraq. Read Shock and Awe: Marriage and Martyrdom for Iraqi Catholics to get an idea of … Continue reading
Category: Columns
An Unlikely Apologetic
The Rev. Candace Chellew-Hodge is not among my favorite theologians. No, the author of Bulletproof Faith: A Spiritual Survival Guide for Gay and Lesbian Christians, doesn’t inspire me with her contributions to sacred letters. But her column, Why Gays and … Continue reading
Bron Waugh, Man of the Old Right
Mind you, I’m no fan of his Father, Evelyn, but the elder Waugh did have a fantastic wit. His son, Auberon Waugh, called “Bron,” was a spunky paleoconservative, who apparently inherited Dad’s talent for purposeful vituperation. Waugh the younger, was … Continue reading
Moving to Richmond, N.H.?
The brothers and sisters of Saint Benedict Center are happy to live in the bucolic old New England town of Richmond, New Hampshire. It offers an atmosphere of peace and quiet, where the beauties of God’s creation serve to remind … Continue reading
Merry Childermas!
Today is the feast of the Holy Innocents, once known in the Anglophone world as Childermas. This curious word is an elision of “Mass of the Children,” that is, the liturgical commemoration of those little boys of Bethlehem who were … Continue reading
Global Big Brother Pushing Eco-Light Bulbs Despite Mercury Danger
I don’t pretend to know more than the average Joe about eco-bulbs, but I get suspicious when the European Union and certain countries are outlawing “energy-consuming” incandescent bulbs, which do not use mercury.There’s a lot of information on this subject … Continue reading
‘Abortion is worse than al-Qaeda,’ says Duke of Kent’s son Lord Nicholas Windsor
Great news on a Royal (a real one, not a baseball player…): Lord Nicholas, 40, who lost his place in the line of succession when he became a Roman Catholic, has written a controversial article in which he claims that … Continue reading
Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus Forum
There is a new online forum for discussion of the dogma and related issues. It’s called the Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus Forum. While it’s not a part of Saint Benedict Center’s apostolate, it looks like the folks there are more … Continue reading
German Priest: Traditional Mass is the ‘Mass of Tomorrow’
(kreuz.net / trans., The Eponymous Flower) Excerpt… Fr. [Hendrick] Jolie [of the German “Priest Network”] was asked how he priestly soul can be relighted. His answer: “Priesthood and the offering of Sacrifice go together.” The obedience of the priest is shown above … Continue reading
Pope St. Pius X on Ignorance and Salvation
Reading about the approved apparitions of Our Lady of Good Help in Champion, Wisconsin, I came upon these words of Our Lady to the visionary, Adele Brise: “Gather the children in this wild country and teach them what they should … Continue reading
Abortion Practitioners and Pagan Infant Sacrifice: Inside Testimony
In this interview with LifeSite News Abigail Seidman is giving personal testimony of the satanic facts. Coming out publicly is quite courageous for the repentant catechumen who is now studying to become a Catholic. Abigail still has much to learn … Continue reading
The Pope and Condoms: Rutten’s Wrong
Ten days ago, on December 2, I sent the following letter to the Keene Sentinel. They’ve not seen fit to publish it yet, so I decided to put it here on our web site. The original L.A. Times column was … Continue reading
Founding Member of the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Turns 90
Sister Anne Mary, M.I.C.M., is one of Father Feeney’s original disciples, being the first member of the community to have attended Father’s lectures at the original Saint Benedict Center in Cambridge. She joined the community in 1949, and has been … Continue reading
Our Lady of Good Help in Champion, WI
[Addendum: There is a distinction between the approval given many years ago to Our Lady of America, and that recently given to Our Lady of Good Help by Bishop Ricken. That distinction is explained in Brian Kelly’s extensive article “First … Continue reading
Saint Pius X’s Encyclical Anticipating the 50th Anniversary of the Definition of the Immaculate Conception
Saint Pius X wrote the following encyclical Ad Diem Illum Laetissimum on the feast of Our Lady’s Purification, February 2, 1904: An interval of a few months will again bring round that most happy day on which, fifty years ago, … Continue reading
