What are we to think of the distressing events of Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia? My first impression is that they are part of our nation’s continued descent into violent mayhem. I also sense that the affair is being managed by … Continue reading
Are you an angry, hateful, or otherwise negative traditionalist? Here is the video for you: a great spiritual conference by Father Chad Ripperger. From the YouTube channel, Sensus Fidelium: What are things that make people always look negative on things? … Continue reading
Who am I? No one among the just has waited longer than I to see God face to face. I have a mission that has yet to be fulfilled. I have never eaten meat. For a while I did eat … Continue reading
And there came a certain poor widow, and she cast in two mites, which make a farthing. And calling his disciples together, he saith to them: Amen I say to you, this poor widow hath cast in more than all … Continue reading
Catholicism.org exists to spread the Catholic faith to the entire Anglosphere. The intention of the publishers and contributors is to share the truth, beauty, and goodness of the Catholic Church with all our readers. We also post news and opinion … Continue reading
(In the following Op-Ed piece by Bishop Athanasius Schneider, we have taken the liberty of bold-facing certain passages we consider especially deserving of attention. This was done at the risk of a certain loss in typographical aesthetics. The entire piece … Continue reading
He hath filled the hungry with the good things (Our Lady’s Magnificat) It seems that no matter where I turn in the scriptures I find the term “good things.” Doing a tally from the Douay Concordance, one finds ninety-one usages … Continue reading
Two collaborators of Pope Francis have written an editorial lambasting America’s religious right in the pages of La Civiltà Cattolica. The editorial, penned by Father Antonio Spadaro S.J. (Civiltà’s editor) and Argentine Presbyterian Pastor Marcelo Figueroa, is entitled Evangelical Fundamentalism and Catholic … Continue reading
The Many Royal Feast Days in July On July 4, we have the feast of Saint Elizabeth of Portugal. She was born in Spain in 1271, daughter of King Pedro II of Aragon. She was espoused to Denis, the King … Continue reading
From now until September 11, at least, we need the full-time assistance of a priest. There is a fine Canadian priest who is most desirous of filling the full-time position as chaplain to our community. Father has been approved for this … Continue reading
Are you buying or selling a home? In the US, Canada, Ireland, or the UK? Or virtually anywhere in the English-speaking world? Now you can get a great real estate broker and help Saint Benedict Center by calling Real Estate … Continue reading
A Catholic shrine in Massachusetts has prevailed over a municipal government in a state Supreme Court case about the religious exemption to local property taxes. As the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts reported last April, the Board of Assessors of … Continue reading
It is possible to listen to Reconquest for free if you click here to listen to a low bandwidth version when the show is on. New shows premiere every Wednesday night at 8:00 EST. For other Reconquest time slots, see the … Continue reading
Monsignor Nicola Bux, professor of theology and former CDF consultant, spoke very frankly with Edward Pentin about “doctrinal anarchy” currently afflicting the Church. Included in his comments are important points about the true nature of the papal office and the … Continue reading
The Catholic Action League of Massachusetts today denounced Boston Mayor Marty Walsh for renaming the corner of Harrison Avenue and Worcester Square in the city’s South End as Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin Square. Edelin, the infamous abortionist, was convicted in … Continue reading
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