Trad Reviews, Episode 33: The Nun’s Story
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the classic film, The Nuns Story staring Audrey Hepburn. The film takes us on a journey into the life of a nun and shows us...
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the classic film, The Nuns Story staring Audrey Hepburn. The film takes us on a journey into the life of a nun and shows us...
In this episode, we’ll focus on two western films, both of which were directed by John Ford and starred John Wayne. These films showcase the romance and beauty of the old American West as...
In this new season of TradReviews, we dive into the era of classic films and explore them as an option for good wholesome recreation; after all we have the Legion of Decency to turn...
In this episode of From the Archives: Fr Donald Sanborn Q&A, the then Fr. Sanborn discusses the problems with the Novus Ordo Mass. Is it a return to the practices of the early Church...
The Eucharist is at the heart of all the other sacraments. If it is not properly understood for what it is, a sacrifice that produces the true Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Our...
Baptism is the entrance into the Christian life through sanctifying grace. Marriage is an indissoluble union which Our Lord blessed by performing his first miracle at one. Vatican 2 seeks to undermine both of...
In this episode Stephen and Father discuss the Catholic notion of ecumenism (“return”) and how Vatican 2 has perverted this into an idea of a one world religion (“convergence”). Original Air Date: May 19,...
His Holiness Pope Leo XIII issued Aeterni Patris to give new life to Thomism in the heart of the Church. This was something the Modernists could not abide. Fr. Trauner explains how the Modernists...
Anthropocentrism in our time comes primarily from the French Revolution and its false ideas about democracy. Also discussed are the problems inherent in national episcopal conferences and the Vatican 2 notion of collegiality. Original...
In this episode of From the Archives: Fr Donald Sanborn Q&A, the then Fr. Sanborn discusses religious liberty in the context of Vatican 2 versus what the Catholic Church has always taught. Also discussed...