Rorate has a great article (via The Economist) on why Latin is still relevant. Spoiler alert: it’s the foundation for all romance languages and is full of logic! In the “it-may-be-obvious-but-still-worth-revisiting” department, Peter Kwasniewski...
It’s the beginning of the rollback for the Traditional Latin Mass for the Novus Ordo Sect. Novus Ordo Watch has all the details here. You can also listen to Father Anthony Cekada give some...
We will resume our postings on August 2nd.
Apart from being a noted liturgist, Fr. Adrian Fortescue was also an organist and gifted an absolutely beautiful handwritten organ manuscript to a small church. Read the story here (you’ll have to scroll down...
While many Americans are on “Royal Baby watch” we thought it might be a good time to revisit the role of monarchy in society in an excellent piece from TIA. Understanding the purpose of...
Today is an all-TIA day as we share with you some of the articles they’ve put out recently. Elaine Jordan on the Moors and Our Lady’s image. Prof. Correa de Oliveira on Our Lady...
Triumph Magazine, an early herald against the worst of the modern world, fell some years ago and many have never heard the story of its origins. Our friend John Medaille tells us all about...
Dr Robert Banaugh takes on a two part work on the concept of the “Church of Man.” (Part I) (Part II) H.E. Bishop Donald Sanborn preaches on the Resurrection and why Benedict XVI Ratzinger...
H.E. Bishop Daniel Dolan gave an excellent sermon some weeks ago on how Catholics “count.” Worth a listen, and like most of the Bishop’s sermons, not overlong! An economist uses a visit to the...
While we’ve never been for the sensationalism and the simian chest-beating and bragging of Traditio, we did want to share a good short obituary of one of our heroes: Patrick Henry Omlor. We were...
