Standing Room Only at the Return of the Old Rite to Saint Peter’s

Complicit Clergy reports that the return of the Traditional Latin Mass (Old Rite) to Saint Peter’s Basilica was met with overwhelming attendance. The basilica was

THE GIFT RECEIVED: How Christian Faith Preserved the Seeds of Civilization

Every generation receives gifts it did not create. The decisive question is whether those gifts become occasions of conversion. Twenty centuries ago, in the towns

Bishop’s Message: My Dear Brothers and Sisters

In this pastoral letter, the bishop addresses his flock with the traditional greeting “My Dear Brothers and Sisters,” delivering words of faith, hope, and exhortation.

The Viscerals of Monarchy: What Joan of Arc’s World Teaches Us About Hereditary Rule and the American Republic

Over the past several years, I have noticed an increasing number of thoughtful Catholics expressing nostalgia for monarchy. Reading Helen Castor’s Joan of Arc: A

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