On Mary as Mediatrix of All Graces by Fr. Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange — By: OnePeterFive
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Must We Use Prince Andrew’s Preferred Pronouns? — By: Crisis Magazine
King Charles III has removed the “Style, Titles and Honours” of his brother Prince Andrew. The move is likely in response to resurfaced allegations of sexual misconduct in Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s posthumous memoir Nobody’s Girl. So the second son of Queen Elizabeth II will now be known simply as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. What are we…
Gaslighting the Faithful — By: Crisis Magazine
On October 12, Fr. David Carter, the pastor and rector of the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul—located in the Diocese of Knoxville, where a Vatican order has indicated that all diocesan TLMs cease by late November—gave a homily titled “Treasures New and Old,” in which he spoke about the events that have shaken the…
V Day within the Octave of All Saints — By: OnePeterFive
Editor’s note: reminder that anyone who devoutly visits a cemetery during the Octave (between November 1st and 8th), praying — even mentally — for the departed, may obtain one plenary indulgence per day, applicable only to the souls in Purgatory, under the usual conditions. ℣. Grant, Lord, a blessing. Benediction. May God the Father Omnipotent,…
“Most Holy Theotokos, Save Us!” – on the New Vatican Document about Marian Titles — By: OnePeterFive
Author’s note: I submit this piece directly to the Immaculata as my “editor in chief” as St. Maximilian Kolbe directs me as a member of the MI, for her greater honour and glory in the hearts of all the faithful. Totus Tuus! OnePeterFive Podcast “Most Holy Theotokos, Save Us!” – on the New Vatican Document…
“The New Raphael” — By: OnePeterFive
On November 4, 1575, Guido Reni was born in Bologna, earning the moniker “the new Raphael” for his relentless pursuit of aesthetic perfection. As a leading figure of the Italian Baroque, Reni sought to elevate painting to an ideal of harmony and grace, drawing constant inspiration from Renaissance masters, particularly Raphael († 1520). After an…
Why Heretics Hate Mary but We Should Love Her More & More — By: OnePeterFive
Editor’s note: in light of today’s news, we must remember this important spiritual reality about Marian devotion. However, this text is not meant to imply that anyone is guilty of the crime of heresy, but merely to assert forcefully the spiritual reality behind this doctrinal question, written by a former Protestant. -TSF Marian devotion is…
The Importance of Intercessory Prayer — By: Crisis Magazine
For years, I kept a rosary in my car I’d purchased at a second-hand shop. Every time I held those beads and prayed, I thought about the person, or people, to whom those beads had belonged and offered a prayer for them. No one is beyond the need or scope of our prayers. Though our…
The Growing Conservative Schism and How to Avoid It — By: Crisis Magazine
With last November’s election, the conservative Right in this country secured a massive victory. Donald Trump won the presidency handily, the GOP gained control of both the House and the Senate, and the Democratic Party was in disarray, with no one to bring them back to prominence. It appeared clear that the nation could look…
IV Day in the Octave of All Saints — By: OnePeterFive
Editor’s note: reminder that anyone who devoutly visits a cemetery during the Octave (between November 1st and 8th), praying — even mentally — for the departed, may obtain one plenary indulgence per day, applicable only to the souls in Purgatory, under the usual conditions. ℣. Grant, Lord, a blessing. Benediction. May God the Father Omnipotent,…
