A Warning to the Zealous
Rita at Who Shall Find a Valiant Woman writes A Warning to the Zealous. We were able to get in contact with the author who pleasantly shared with us: “I have been a traditional...
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How Catholics Lose The Faith
Catholic Harbor of Faith and Morals has published an exceptional article by Father Michael Muller, written in 1880. How Catholics Lose The Faith? delves into the ways we can easily fall into the horror of...
“I am a Farmer, but I am a Father First”
Kevin Ford on New Catholic Land Movement shares an inspiring reflection in his piece, Worth It All. “I am a farmer, but I am a father first.” Never learned how to use a planner...
Jane Austen for Men?!
Tracy Lee Simmons writes for Memoria Press, What Does Classical Education Mean Today? He says the noble arts of the mind and the heart are “not dead. They’re merely hibernating.” The Ancient Secret to a...
The Lenten Path
Chances are you have heard of or read some of Monseigneur Robert Hugh Benson’s books. Perhaps Lord of the World or The Dawn of All? On The Catholic World Report, Ann Applegarth writes a great...
Men, it’s Time to Hustle!
Men Need Adventure: How the Christian’s Adventure Differs from the World’s is a brilliant article by Dr. Jared Staudt on Those Catholic Men. Dr. Staudt explains how men strive for adventure in this world, and also...
The Most Precious and Beautiful Things of Their Kind
St. Margaret of Cortona The Catholic way is to offer God the best of everything, to take the beautiful things and make them serve His glory. Artist Daniel Mitsui writes passionately on the fascinating...
Cling to the Faith Which Is Eternal
St. Peter Damian This Carraig an Aifrinn post wakens that longing within one for the Real Sacrifice, the Real Presence, the True Faith–whole and entire–that brings one to one’s knees. It’s wonderful to be able...
Bring Back Metaphysics
The Crown of Thorns All the scary science stuff comes from Modernism’s insistence on separating metaphysics from physics. Joseph Pearce examines the topic, beginning with the definition of science, in “What is Science?”...
The Annunciation and the Medieval Imagination
Ferial Day Including iconography from Adam and Eve, prototypes, and Mary’s background history are some of the ways that artists have expanded the “storytelling” of the Annunciation, according to art historian Margaret Duffy. This...
