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In Illo Tempore: 6th Sunday after Epiphany Resumed

Fr. John Zuhlsdorf November 13, 2026

In these United State we had another autumnal round of elections to political offices. When this season comes around, many of us ask the iconic question posed by Ronald Reagan, “Are you better off than you were four years ago?” Around election time, people ask this question with the price of groceries and the household…

Fr. John Zuhlsdorf November 13, 2026

Dr. John Joy, STD November 13, 2026

On the enduring doctrinal relevance of the early twentieth-century responses.

Robert Lazu Kmita, PhD November 12, 2026

Belonging to the distinguished tradition of Hannah Arendt.

Matthew Plese November 11, 2026

Editor’s note: today is a “holy day of opportunity” to embrace the lost customs of Tradition. This article and the book linked below show how you can practice the faith of our forefathers. That blessed man, Saint Martin, bishop of Tours, has entered into his rest. The Angels and Archangels, Thrones, Dominations and Powers have…

Aurelio Porfiri November 10, 2026

"The sincere devotion and decorum demanded by so exalted a ministry..."

T. S. Flanders November 10, 2026

A Holy Day of Opportunity November 11th is a great holy day of opportunity. For centuries it has been the traditional Catholic Thanksgiving of Martinmas, which is a great time to feast and make merry with friends, family, and all your children. Since rebuilding Christendom is all about the children, make sure you make lanterns…

T. S. Flanders November 9, 2026

According to “the most traditionalist Pope ever” – who is also an incorrupt saint – “bitter zeal” is utterly anti-Tradition.

Fr. John Zuhlsdorf November 8, 2026

As we approach the end of the liturgical year, an odd thing happens in the Church’s traditional calendar, the Vetus Ordo. Sundays which were left over after Epiphany are dusted off and brought back into service to fill the space between the 23rd Sunday after Pentecost (in 2026 superseded by the Feast of All Saints)…