Tagged: Catholic

News Roundup: August 12th, 2013

For those wondering what the Indult/Motu crowd is thinking, half a year on from Francis’ election, look no further than Jeffrey Tucker’s piece on NLM. Jason Stewart of the Rockford Institute tells us about...

News Roundup: August 8th, 2013

The Intercollegiate Review has a great piece entitled “What’s Right with Distributism.”  Read it if you don’t know about distributism, think you know about it, or know it well.  It reads well still. Tired...

News Roundup: July 18, 2013

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...

News Roundup: July 17, 2013

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...

News Roundup: July 16, 2013

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...

News Roundup: July 15, 2013

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...

News Roundup: July 12, 2013

In the “mentally in orbit” school, the Vatican Insider manages to put out a piece on why John XXIII Roncalli is (and always has been) santo subito. Father Anthony Cekada’s most recent Sunday sermon...

News Roundup: Jul 11, 2013

As usual, there have been a bunch of good writings at Tradition in Action lately. The first article is about modern architecture and although there are signs of sensibility returning to architecture, via the...