All Francis Friday
St. Gregory Nazianzus Taking it to the peripheries? Sandro Magister uses Pew Research survey results to show that Francis can’t use Germany’s “ideals” as the basis for changing Church teaching, not that Church teaching...
St. Gregory Nazianzus Taking it to the peripheries? Sandro Magister uses Pew Research survey results to show that Francis can’t use Germany’s “ideals” as the basis for changing Church teaching, not that Church teaching...
St. Michael of the Apparition In this Nobility piece, a historian commissions and pays for a crown for King Richard III, whose bones were exhumed from under a parking lot in Leicester. He was...
St. Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church Yesterday, Front Porch Republic featured a poem by James Russell Lowell, “To the Dandelion”, which joyfully describes the flower as fringing “the dusty road with harmless gold.” ...
St. John before the Latin Gate On the occasion of his 61st birthday, David Warren reminisces about the quiet retreats he has been blessed to occupy, striving always for a life apart from the...
Pope St. Pius V “Fr.” Peter Carota of Traditional Catholic Priest documents the magnificent accomplishments of Pope St. Pius V in a papacy of only six years. Some people are missing. Hilary Jane Margaret...
St. Athanasius Sandro Magister compares Francis’ treatment of communion for the divorced and remarried to Paul VI’s handling of contraception and concludes, “The overall effect of Francis’s strategy is a driving crescendo of anticipations...
Sts. Philip and James Elena Maria Vidal at Fountain of Elias recalls a lovely religious themed May Day carol from her Catholic school days in “Month of May, Month of Mary.” Mother’s Day will...
St. Catherine of Siena Forced by throat surgery to not talk, the author of this piece discovered that he began to truly listen to his wife and child, not just hear them. And it...
St. Peter of Verona Thomas Storck reflects on the missed opportunities to change the American culture in this Ethika Politika essay, noting the failure to fight against corrupt American principles even as far back...
St. Paul of the Cross The near and dear, the small and lovable: Anthony Esolen praises little things in this FPR piece, “Something Better than a Giant”. From creation to the return to ashes,...