The Politics of Michaelmas
One King, One Queen, One General.
“Rome will lose the faith and become the seat of the Antichrist.” A False Prophecy and a Serious Warning
The secrets of La Salette were not intended for the general public.
In Illo Tempore: 18th Sunday after Pentecost
As summer yields to autumn in the lands where the Roman liturgical year took shape, the Church turns our attention toward harvest and reckoning. The shortening days give a certain urgency to the Epistle of the Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost. St. Paul thanks God for the grace bestowed on the Corinthians, even as they await…
The Fake Lúcia Hypothesis: Handwriting Analysis Proves an Impostor?
The Fake Lúcia Hypothesis makes claims about the handwriting of Sr. Lúcia.
Blessedness in America
It’s a good day to be Catholic.
The Pantheon Organ
Beauty and tradition survive only when they are cherished.
Theological Evaluation of the SSPX Profession of Faith
An examination of the SSPX Profession in order to see which individual propositions may need to be clarified or perhaps even rejected.
Can We Please Have a Latin Mass? An Army Story
It gave me much needed clarity.
The Virtues of Bl. Pope Innocent XI
Blessed Innocent XI, with his austerity, reforming vision, and devotion to sacred music, left an enduring mark on the Church.
In Illo Tempore: 17th Sunday after Pentecost
September was the old “seventh month,” and at Rome the harvest stood in the background of the Church’s prayer. The fields are being gathered in, the year bends toward its close, and the liturgy begins to take on those autumnal notes which will become more insistent as the Sundays advance: judgment, perseverance, the end of…
