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Two Praetorians and a Jesuit
Saints Processus and Martinian (+67) were Praetorian Guards â the elite of the Roman legionaries â who were tasked with keeping watch over Saints Peter and Paul in prison. When the Apostlesâ prayers caused...
Editor's Corner
Happy Dominion Day!
Or, if you will, Canada Day, to all our readers, on which we celebrate the official founding of âCanadaâ as a (mostly) independent part of the British Commonwealth. Canada, as readers may know from...
Editor's Corner
The Protomartyrs of Rome
The blood of martyrs is the seed of the Church - Tertullian (+240 A.D.)
The first, or proto-, martyrs of the Church of Rome commemorate the untold number of Christians put to death under the...
Editor's Corner
Saint Peter and Paul’s Eschatological Battle
A blessed solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul! They were comites, as they say in Latin, companions in life, and in death, both martyred under the diabolical tyrant Nero sometime between 64 and 68 Anno...
Editor's Corner
The Necessity of An ‘Ordo Amoris’
The notion of the âordo amorisâ â the âorder of loveâ - has generated some debate of late, not least since some big names have been involved: JD Vance responding to Pope Francis, and...
Editor's Corner
Our Lady of Perpetual Help, and Saint Cyril of Alexandria
Today is the traditional feast of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, even if it be muted this year due to the Sacred Heart - signified in one of the most famous âiconsâ of the...
Editor's Corner
Saints John and Paul – and Josemaria
We usually try to commemorate the saints in the current, public liturgical calendar, but now and again, we will mention those more hidden, even if they have a long and venerable history of being...
Editor's Corner
What Vatican II Actually Said on the Mass
IN the wake of the blessed Solemnity of Corpus Christi - whether you celebrated on the proper Thursday, or the following Sunday - Â with liturgical battles still raging in dioceses across the land, perhaps...
