We are a few days away from the Annual Meeting for the True Restoration ownership group and we wanted to take the opportunity to meet those of you who have become Members.  We will...

This month’s episode What is organized naturalism? What is organized supernaturalism? On the season finale of Root of the Rot, Bishop Daniel Dolan and host Stephen Heiner probe behind the mysteries of Freemasonry: its...

St. Sylvester Gozzolini Yes, there is a Catholic way to celebrate Thanksgiving.  Traditional Catholic Priest outlines it in 10 points. John Cuddeback muses on the gift of his wife in this Thanksgiving piece for...

St. Catherine of Alexandria “What man, stationed in a foreign land, would not want to return to his own country as soon as possible?” asks St. Cyprian in a meditation that is quoted in...

St. John of the Cross Even Jesus didn’t stay “connected” all the time.  “There must be times when a soul petitions the Father in solitude,” says Mark Bauerlein in First Thing’s Prayer in the...

Clerical Conversations finishes Season 3 by discussing college and careers: what are young people to do in their high school years as they prepare for life on their own. Bishop Daniel Dolan and Father...

St. Elizabeth of Hungary “Love consumes you, but it is beautiful to die consumed…”  Can we ever hear too many stories of everyday Catholics who suffer with heroic joy?  Chiara Corbella’s story is one...

Dedication of the Basilicas of Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles Pray first for acceptance.  The father of an autistic son explains what he learned from a priest about prayer in this poignant essay for...

St. Gregory Thaumaturgus In this heartwarming and charming FPR piece, a Jack Baker guides his 8-year-old son, Owen, through a review of Terrapin, a new poetry collection by Wendell Berry.   Completing the magic,...

St. Albert the Great Abortion and ebola.  Anthony Esolen reveals the hidden link in this essay for The Catholic Thing. In this longish One Peter Five piece, Steve Skojec mourns the loss of the...