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This article is the third in a 10-part series that will explore miracles as proof of the truths of Catholic doctrine. In part two, we considered the numerous miracles documented in the Scriptures including those worked in Old Testament times, those worked by Our Blessed Lord as recorded in the New Testament, and those worked…
We live in strange times. Our culture has long been looking to Sodom and Gomorrah not as warnings but as models to emulate. We lived through a worldwide pandemic that we’ve since discovered originated not from nature but from man’s hubris…and there’s reason to suspect another “plandemic” might be coming. Technology threatens to blur the…
The couple stood on the wind-wracked hillside on a blustery October day late in 2019. The valley below was marbled brown, vermillion, and gold, while a gray sky curled overhead and the wild wind sent a spattering of rain into their faces. But ignoring the somewhat inclement weather, the man knelt before the woman and…
After two decades of speculation following Mel Gibson’s groundbreaking The Passion of the Christ, it’s finally official: a sequel will begin shooting this summer in Italy. Like the first film, The Resurrection of the Christ will seek to challenge audiences as a wild work of cinema in a world (and a Church) growing devoid of…
The Coetus: Trad Godfathers at Vatican II II. Lefebvre on the Eve of the Council III. Bishop Carli The two Brazilian (and only non-European) members of the five-man steering committee of Coetus Intertionalis Patrum – the group of doctrinally conservative Council Fathers who sought to save what could be saved at Vatican II – were…
From the pre-Lent, “Gesima” Sundays onward, Holy Mother Church began her plunge into liturgical death. At first we lost the “Alleluia”, the Gloria, and on Sundays we dressed in penitential violet to herald the proximity of Lent. With Lent, these privations applied every day, with the exception of our great feasts. Moreover, we became stiller…
The praises of Alfred the Great have been sung by hosts of poets and historians even apart from Rudyard Kipling and G.K. Chesterton, the latter of whom wrote an entire book-length epic poem in veneration of the great warrior king of the Anglo-Saxons. As to Anglo-Saxon kings, others might come to mind in addition to…
The Crusade of Eucharistic Reparation is a lay sodality run by OnePeterFive in partnership with Benedictus and Mass of the Ages. This crusade was called by His Excellency, Bishop Athanasius Schneider in June of 2020 in response to the profanations of Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament during the COVID crisis. Now he has also…
Above: Tampa Bay, Florida. LifeSite News recently published two stories about the traditional Latin Mass. In one, Bishop Michael Barber, S.J. of Oakland has informed the diocese that they have “enough properly trained clergy to provide the Traditional Latin Mass to the faithful,” and has kindly invited the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest…
In looking over the synoptic accounts of Jesus going off to the desert to do battle with Satan and the temptations that await Him, one sees that there is complete agreement among the three Evangelists concerning both the length of His struggle and what exactly He was doing before and after. Forty days is the…
