Crisis, Peter A. Kwasniewski: In February, I read a novel for a men’s book club (back then, we still had the good fortune to be able to meet for normal social interactions; March’s meeting got canceled). The novel was Graham Greene’s The Power and the Glory, which I had never read, and had always reproached myself for not having read. It’s the kind of “modern Catholic novel” that every literate person ought to have read. Read full article here.
The Whiskey Priest and the Grace of Fortitude
Brother André Marie, M.I.C.M.An EXCELLENT, short anatomy of a mainstream media hit job, showing how "fact checker" type media hacks contradict facts in favor of their ideological agenda. https://t.co/GFAN5eNXvH11 hours ago 1 6
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Brother André Marie, M.I.C.M.May we advance in "the science of the saints" by his intercession: "What’s in That Prayer? The Collect for Saint John Cantius" https://t.co/4Hvm5rTz17 via @SBC_Catholic1 day ago 1 6
Brother André Marie, M.I.C.M.Miracle-working, penitential Polish academic and priest: Saint John Cantius (1473) https://t.co/UGgvkMFku2 via @SBC_Catholic1 day ago 3 7
