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Editor's Corner
Borden’s Burdensome Tax
On this day, in 1917, Prime Minister Robert Borden - whose mustachioed visage is on the $100 bill - imposed an income tax on Canadians, varying from 4 -25% of one's income, in large...
Editor's Corner
The Scottish Brogue Wins Many Merry Souls
Someone - ironically, a good friend with a pronounced British accent - sent me this tongue-in-cheek article from the Babylon Bee: Study Finds Preaching With A Scottish Accent Results In 300% More SalvationsÂ
I do...
Editor's Corner
The Storm of a True Revolution
Today marks the anniversary of the official beginning of the French Revolution, back in 1789 with the storming of the Bastille prison. Much ado is made of this 'storming', even though there were only...
Editor's Corner
Abstaining from Mass and Communion: A Reply to Dr. Kwasniewski
(In light of Saint Anthony Maria Zeccaria, and other saints of the 'devotio moderna' who advocated frequent, even daily, reception of the Eucharist, here is a reply to an exhoration by Dr. Peter Kwasniewski...
Editor's Corner
The Rainbow, the Maple Leaf and True Repentance
R.R. Reno is onto something with his claim that the ârainbow flagâ means far more than tolerance and all getting along, but an entire new regime, a metaphysical revolution, a transvaluation of all values...
Nota in Brevis
Thoughts on the SSPX
I have an article out on Catholic World Report, with some thoughts on the SSPX, which is personal to me, as one who loves Tradition, but how we reappropriate the treasures of the Church...
Nota in Brevis
Would That We All Were Bold Restorers
What is a ârestorerâ? One restores buildings, books, institutions, and it seems a good thing to do so. Pope Saint Pius Xâs motto was instaurare omnia in Christo â to restore all things in...
Editor's Corner
The Logic of the Sacred Heart
Today's solemnity of the Sacred Heart is of rather recent provenance as Church history goes. Although the full humanity of Christ, body and soul, was defined clearly in the first series of ecumenical Councils...
