The Archbishop’s Triggering Sermon
The Archbishop of Krakow, Marek Jedraszewski, made headlines in a sermon on August 1st and sent the LGBTQ community into a rather astounding, if...
Sanity at John Paul II in Washington
Whatever is transpiring at the Pope John Paul II Institute in Rome - the Vatican will have a response, apparently soon, to explain what...
Charbel’s Hidden Fruitfulness
Today is the memorial of Saint Charbel Maklouf (+1898), an ascetic, chaste, humble example of monastic sanctity, who spent his life as a priest-hermit...
Bridget the Charitable Bibliophile
Saint Bridget of Sweden (+1373) was known for her kindness, her patience, her good works, first, as a wife and mother of six children,...
Keep up the Good Fight of the Faith
A blessed Sunday to all our readers, the Sixteenth in Ordinary Time, or the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost in the usus antiquior. Either way,...
Plan for Unplanned
A note to all our readers:
"Unplanned" - based on the powerful and moving true story of the conversion of former Planned Parenthood employee Abby...
Goretti, Epstein and Henry
I know almost nothing about Jeffrey Epstein, except the vague charges of sexual malfeasance, the ‘Lolita express’, and the island of sensual delights, at...
Excuses, Truth and Nothing But
Just after posting the announcement on the week-long showing of Unplanned in Canadian theatres, it was announced this morning that two of those theatres...
Barnabites, Civil Wars and Confusing Synods
Saint Anthony Zaccaria (+1539), from noble lineage in late-renaissance Italy, first studied medicine, then for the priesthood, adopting a life of great discipline and...
Food for the Mind
A few good reads we might suggest:
In the metaphysical maelstrom that oft characterizes this current Magisterium, a nugget of clarity, in the recent document...
