Sacred Movement in Hispanic Philippines — By: OnePeterFive

Above: Basco, Basco, Philippines in February 2020. In Panunuluyan, A Preparatory Novena for Christmas, Fr. Fidel Ferrer, FSSPX, explains the nature of the tradition as a preparatory novena for Christmas linked with other Hispanic traditions such as the Misas de Aguinaldo/ Misa de Gallo—a novena of votive dawn Masses (December 16-24), expressing joyful expectation of…

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Young Americans Are Turning to Socialism—They Deserve Better — By: Crisis Magazine

Something remarkable is happening across America’s cities. Young adults—often bright, compassionate, and idealistic—are voting for leaders who openly identify as socialists or even Marxists. Places like New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Seattle, once known for their entrepreneurial energy, have embraced movements that have failed everywhere they have been tried. It is easy, from a distance……

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Bowing Before the Mystery: The Unity of Kneeling at Mass — By: Crisis Magazine

The Catholic Church has always acknowledged the posture of kneeling as something uniquely beautiful within the context of the Holy Mass, a gesture that speaks more deeply than words. Kneeling embodies humility, adoration, and a profound readiness to receive the mysteries unfolding on the altar. In a world that often celebrates self-assertion, the act of…

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