Anthony Esolen writes for First Things : One of the disappointing features of our controversies about biblical translations, the readings in the lectionary, the composition of our hymnals, sacred art in our churches, and gestures and actions in our liturgies, is that people in charge of things seem to be Read more…
Fr John Hunwicke blogs : Documents emerging from the Domus Sanctae Marthae often seem to beg the questions: Is this part of the Magistrium? If it is, at what level? Fortunately, PF has given a clear answer to this question. “In the preparation of Laudato si, I had a source of inspiration in my Read more…
Timothy Flanders writes for OnePeterFive : I used to argue with Catholics at the grocery store. I was sixteen years old and a fiery Baptist. I remember attempting to convince an elderly Catholic cashier to abandon the Church for the freedom of my Gospel. There was an exhilaration that came Read more…
The following text originated as a series of chapter talks given by a religious superior to a community of sisters. The superior shared it with Dr. Kwasniewski and gave him permission to edit it and publish it. The accompanying photos have been drawn from various places online. Peter Kwasniewski writes Read more…
‘Pilgrim Priest’ blogs : In a recent letter found on Marco Tosatti ‘s blog, Archbishop Viganò writes: “In recent days it has been reported in the news that the Jesuits in America have received grants of nearly two million dollars (over four years) from George Soros, and it seems that Read more…
Doug Mainwaring reports for LifeSiteNews : Actor Jim Caviezel stated in a recent interview that Christians should be at war with secular extremists, declaring that this is “a war that needs to be fought and must be won.” “No one has ever rode to victory on the back of fake Read more…
WARNING: The following article contains graphic descriptions related to the homosexual lifestyle that is not suitable for all ages. Joseph Sciambra blogs (Josephsciambra.com) : At mid-life, with the possibility of another corrective surgery looming before me, I often get angry. During my early-30s, I spent a lot of time in Read more…
Fr John Hunwicke blogs : I believe that a very serious situation is arising for ecumenical dialogue, and especially for the now-pointless (but still-expensive) organisation called ARCIC. This dialogue was set up on the explicit premise that the old disagreements would be sorted out, and that neither ‘side’ would put in Read more…
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