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Not long ago, I opened up an email detailing Catholic events in the area. There, in bright colors, was a men’s conference announcement. A good thing, right? But looking at the keynote speakers, I couldn’t help but wonder why a picture of a young woman graced my screen. Feeling as if I morphed into a…
The intent of this article is to introduce readers to films that, due to their themes and focus, can deepen the Lenten spiritual experience through the profundity of their theological insights. So, let us begin. Whistle Down the Wind, directed by British film director Bryan Forbes, is described by Wikipedia as a “crime drama.” Nothing…
Thank you, David Ross, for inviting me to speak about a man whom everyone here loves and admires. It’s an honor to be on this stage with such illustrious speakers. Princess Maria-Anna, Ambassador Habsburg, Father Abbot, Father Matlak, other distinguished speakers, and guests, I must admit to some feeling of trepidation and intimidation in the…
No one knows how to build another Chartres Cathedral. As time takes its toll on brick and mortar, and vandals and arsonists destroy, the wonders of Christendom slip away. We Catholic lovers of tradition stand by helplessly sounding forth the lament: “Jerusalem remembers in the days of her affliction and bitterness all the precious things…
Opinions on the SSPX and the upcoming consecrations are a dime a dozen and often emotionally charged with little or no element of charity. A common opinion especially among traditional Catholics is that this is a crossroads for the Church. As Dr. Kwasniewski notes, It can either go exceptionally well or be catastrophic for the…
I’ve recently been getting into the concept of “healthy eating.” You might find that hard to believe, considering you can tell I’m obviously struggling to type this out over all the keyboard crumbs, but it’s true—I’ve made the incredible (and, I might add, completely depressing) discovery that how my body feels is directly correlated to…
The SSPX’s legal status with regard to Rome is considered canonically irregular because it operates as a Priestly Society of Common Life Without Vows despite having been officially suppressed on May 6, 1975, by Bishop Mamie of Fribourg. The SSPX has always maintained that this suppression was of no canonical value on account of its…
OnePeterFive Podcast Bishop Schneider Suggests SSPX Excommunications Would Be “Not Valid” 00:00 / 00:04:29 His Excellency Bishop Schneider has commented… Source Read More
Despite the fact that the King of England is the Supreme Head of the Church of England—if you can say that title without laughing, since King Charles III has, long before his accession to the throne, shown absolutely no interest in running a once-worldwide religion—it is good to keep in mind that for almost a…
For nearly 60 years now, multiple generations of Catholics have lived entirely within the experience of the post-Vatican II liturgy—the Novus Ordo Missae, promulgated by Pope Paul VI in 1969. One of the pastoral goals of the reform was intelligibility and fluency of the Mass texts. Full disclosure: I love both forms of the Mass,…
