The Return of TradReviews
Many years ago Nicholas Wansbutter and I started TradReviews, a website forerunner of the current radio program on our Network. As time went on the site was lost amidst numerous other projects we were...
Category: Archives
Three things I remembered this Lent
In one of my businesses, I write and ghostwrite content for small businesses. In that part of my life I have to engage in a practice that I despise as a writer but reluctantly...
Easter in the Home
With Easter right around the corner and my children growing up fast, getting them into a proper mode of expectation for the feast day is a concern of mine. I have done what I...
Midweek links
We wanted to alert you to one of the best sermons we’ve ever heard from H.E. Bishop Daniel Dolan, delivered this last weekend. Well worth a listen. Fr. Cekada has a newer take (updated...
The Suppression of the Jesuits
Birthdays make you think of the past and one of the things I often think about is the militancy of our Patron Saint here at True Restoration. His order, even in its current apostatized form, still had...
Chess
I recently promoted the game of Chess on TradReviews. For those interested in the game, I wrote some thoughts on a recent experience here.
The Pilgrim’s Journey
I wrote this essay in 2008, as part of a class that comprised my Catholic Studies Minor. It’s a reflection on St. Ignatius’ autobiography. We present it as part of the ongoing project to...
Sponsor Spotlight: Roman Catholic Archive
“I’m not a scholar or an academic. I’m just passionate about the liturgy.” I smiled at the words of a kindred soul. It was a sunny Friday in Paris and I was chatting with...
2nd anniversary of the launch of Restoration Radio
While it is Season 3 of Restoration Radio, March 25th, 2012 was the founding of the radio network. To commemorate this event we are making Bishop Sanborn’s London Conference free to the public. Please...
Happy St. Joseph’s Day!
It is a Double of the First Class, but it Lent, so we have muted celebrations today. We thought we would share a favorite image of the steps to the priesthood. Speaking of priests,...
