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I have a little bit of murderer in me. I have a little bit of perversion in me. I have a little bit of a sadist in me as well. I know I am not alone in this. I do not believe that these parts of me are genetic. I am not a Natural Born…
Did you miss it? I almost did. It’s not even a feast day the Church actively celebrates as part of the liturgical calendar. I’m talking, of course, about the feast day of St. Joseph of Cupertino, which technically is on September 18, though, per the USCCB website, it is simply listed as the “Thursday of…
Photo credit: Our Lady of Victories Church, Manila. John Henry Newman embraced the Vincentian Canon as a clear standard against doctrinal innovations. He saw doctrinal truths as unfolding organically over time. Like the author of the canon (Vincent of Lerins), who utilized natural analogies (such as seed plant and growth), Newman used seeds, plants, and…
Bishop Schneider leads three other bishops at the CIC Conference in Pennsylvania, USA in making reparation for Vatican desecration. Watch the full CIC Conference HERE. Source Read More
Above: Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, Apostolic Delegate for French speaking Africa during a parish visit. Photo credit: SSPX In August of 2023, the SSPX Priory in Manila, published an announcement (here) about the year’s annual Fiesta Mass, where Marcelo Adonay’s Pequeña Misa Solemne sobre Motivos de la Misa Regía del Canto Gregoriano, composed a century ago,…
It has been said, purportedly by G.K. Chesterton, that when people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing but in anything. Even worse is that the things which people believe are not merely godless but deadly and demonic. Take, for instance, the modern anti-Christian creeds that led to the French and Russian Revolutions…
The 17th Sunday after Pentecost in the Vetus Ordo sets before us Paul’s Epistle to the Ephesians, a prison letter written probably from Rome, probably not far from where I sit in Rome writing this, in which he exhorts: Brethren, I therefore, a prisoner for the Lord, beg you to lead a life worthy of…
I was in Ohio staying at friend’s place, on my way to the CIC conference when I heard the news that Pope Leo had made several comments which, prima facie, seemed to be some Cardinal Bernardin-style “seamless garment” stupidity. But when I read his comments, I did not think he was that stupid. Not for…
Philosophy makes me angry. I hate it so. But I like Dominicans, especially those of the St. Joseph’s Province, the East Coast guys, so I went to a philosophical lecture a few nights ago by Fr. Michael Sherwin. It was a lecture and dinner fundraiser for the Angelicum in Rome, which has been run by…
My history of veiling is a short one, as I’ve only been wearing veils for a few years. I can’t exactly remember when I first entered the church building with a veil on my head (feeling self-conscious), but I’m guessing it was about eight years ago, at around age 50. Here’s a quick survey of…
