My old mentor, Brother Francis Maluf, once encountered a man while publicly evangelizing, who said to him emphatically, “There are two things we don’t talk about here, Brother!” Playing the naive foreigner, Brother innocently asked, “And what are they?” “Religion … Continue reading
We called our State Reps and asked them to oppose this bill. In both cases, they were already planning on opposing it. The bill won by a mere three votes, which is a very narrow margin indeed in the New … Continue reading
The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts news release… An attempt to resurrect a historic marker commemorating an infamous Communist Party figure has been defeated in New Hampshire. Merrimack County Superior Court Judge John C. Kissinger Jr. has dismissed a … Continue reading
The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts message to supporters… March 19th is the Feast of Saint Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Head of the Holy Family, Confessor, and Patron of the Universal Church. The Gospel of Saint Matthew tells … Continue reading
The following is an Irish Pro-Life USA news release… A large crowd of pro-life activists gathered peacefully today on both sides of Fifth Avenue, as marching units in the New York City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade moved up the avenue past … Continue reading
Almost three years ago, Steve Cunningham interviewed me for his “Resistance Podcast” on the question, “Why study philosophy?” Here is the interview. Beneath it is a link to where the sets may be purchased. Complete Philosophy Set
Front Royal, VA (Lepanto Institute) – During a press conference held by The Lepanto Institute and Population Research Institute regarding a year-long, joint investigation into projects implemented by Catholic Relief Services (CRS), noted moral theologian Dr. Christian Brugger spoke on … Continue reading
Front Royal, VA (Lepanto Institute) – The Lepanto Institute and Population Research Institute (PRI) held a press conference at 11:00 EST this morning to reveal the results of a year long investigation of Catholic relief Services (CRS) projects conducted in … Continue reading
We received word last night, confirmed this morning, that Saint Benedict Center’s old and dear friend, John F. McManus, has died. “Jack,” as he was known to his friends, was a loyal Catholic and a committed American patriot whose devotion … Continue reading
Tonight, at 9:00 EST, our store site and the Moodle site associated with the Saint Augustine Institute of Wisdom will be temporarily offline as they are migrated to new servers. It is estimated that the sites will be offline for … Continue reading
The following is an excellent conference on the subject of “Modesty in Speech” by Father Chad Ripperger. He is following the doctrine of Saint Thomas Aquinas on the virtues, showing how modesty extends not only to the area of dress, … Continue reading
In Dom Gueranger’s wonderful set of commentaries on the Holy Mass, Explanation of the Holy Mass, the Benedictine master speaks of the grandeur of the silent canon in the Roman Rite Mass. One paragraph is a polemic against the “dangerous … Continue reading
A friend of mine named Jim is currently reading G.K. Chesterton’s provocative book, The Everlasting Man. He sent me an email a couple of days ago with a wonderful paragraph excerpted from that work, stating that he was amazed at … Continue reading
All you Logic students out there, pay attention! As this year’s Logic and Rhetoric teacher at IHM School, I was this very day on a quest for a broad sampling of enthymemes to show my students so that they will … Continue reading
“Jesus didn’t teach hate. He washed feet. He gets us. All of us.” You’ve seen those words flash across your screen recently if you watched the Super Bowl and didn’t skip out for a bathroom break or a beer run … Continue reading
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