As a result of Saint Benedict Center’s present situation, we Brothers and Sisters have been compelled to travel a bit to find reverent Masses. When a Traditional Latin Mass is not available, we find ourselves at an Eastern Rite. This … Continue reading
God bless Bishop Athanasius Schneider, who once more lives up to his religious name! (His baptismal name is Anton.) God bless Dr. Taylor Marshall, too. Those who portray the man as an opportunist for “profiting from the crisis in the … Continue reading
This morning, in my “Wisdom Wednesday” appearance on the Mike Church Show, we had a wide-ranging discussion concerning Ash Wednesday, Lent, and related matters. Mike put the segment up on YouTube, and it is embedded here:
I read an article by a Brother John Joseph for Ignitum Today asserting that the offering of the Baby Jesus by Mary and Joseph with the priest in the temple was a kind of Mass. Read: “Yet what was happening … Continue reading
While reading David A. Wemhoff’s John Courtney Murray, Time/Life, and the American Proposition, I recently came across mention of a Spanish prelate whose name was already familiar to me, Pedro Crisólogo Cardinal Segura y Sáenz (1880-1957). Here is the mention: … Continue reading
My name is mentioned only once in the Bible and that is in the New Testament. I was never canonized nor considered a saint in any tradition. There is not enough known about me historically to justify my cause for … Continue reading
The man who repudiated the faith and morals of his Baptism, the failed mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Peter Paul Montgomery Buttigieg, had a neighbor who has recently broken his silence! That neighbor is none other than the Catholic, Dr. … Continue reading
Reading the Liturgical Year for the Feast of Saint Cyril of Alexandria today (February 9), I came across some very timely words I would like to share with our readers. These noble thoughts of the intrepid Dom Prosper Guéranger are a … Continue reading
My friend, the multitalented Rick Delano, has done something wonderful to promote the work of one of our living giants, the near-nonagenarian Dr. Wolfgang Smith. I have been privileged to watch an earlier cut of this film before the final … Continue reading
I was thrilled to learn that my amateur canonical opinion agrees with Dr. Peters’: Even to propose a three-year Pre-Cana program (Spanish bishops) or to call for a mandatum docendi process for bloggers (Bp Barron) shows a basic misunderstanding of what … Continue reading
January 22 is several things pertinent to these United States of America: January 22 is the Feast of Saint Vincent Pallotti (+January 22, 1850), the “second Apostle of Rome,” who was greatly devoted to the evangelization of America, and whose … Continue reading
The juxtaposition of two news stories I read today provides much food for thought. The first piece was “Bishop Cancels Nicene Creed to Avoid Offending Non-Catholics” at Church Militant; the second, “Cardinal: Spain faces ‘true emergency for our future’” at … Continue reading
I just learned about this tune and its message (see video immediately below). Apparently, the on-screen translation on the YouTube video is not very good, so below it I added a translation that purports to be better. “Dégénération,” by Mes … Continue reading
The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts press release… The Office of Suffolk County District Attorney Rachel Rollins has dropped the larceny charge against Zachary Pelletier, the masked, Antifa style militant who stole a four sided pro-life display from the sidewalk in … Continue reading
Last year, at the suggestion of a couple of people, I recorded the reading from the Roman Martyrology for Christmas. It’s only a little over a minute. Steve Cunningham, of Sensus Fidelium, posted it to his YouTube channel. Here it … Continue reading
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