Does Catholicism have a Future in Chicago? Traditionalism and Cardinal Cupich – OnePeterFive
Chicago is known for its magnificent late 19th and early 20th century Catholic churches, many built with donations from poor
Month: December 2021
Book Review: “Death Comes for the Cathedrals” by Marcel Proust (With New Translation by Dr. John Pepino) ~ Liturgical Arts Journal
In the history of the Church, episodes of storm or frost are only too common which destroy the blossom in
‘Treated Like a Criminal’: UK Pastor Was Punished for Feeding, Worshipping With Homeless During Lockdown | CBN News
A pastor is celebrating a legal victory after she was harshly punished for holding an outdoor church gathering for the
The Catholic Collapse in Australia: A Warning to All
That Christianity has largely collapsed in Australia is now undeniable, and we have entered a period of introspection around its
Traditionalists are Achieving the Main Goal of Vatican II – OnePeterFive
Editor’s note: just as there are disagreements about Vatican II between hierarchs such as Bishop Schneider, Archbishop Vigano and Cardinals
RORATE CÆLI: At St Germain (France), Catholics celebrate Christmas before the closed doors of a church because of the obstinate will of Pope Francis
“Mary gave birth to her firstborn son. She wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger, because
St. David the King — The Spirit of the Lord Rushed Upon Him| National Catholic Register
“Then all the elders of Israel came to the King in Hebron, and at Hebron King David made a covenant
A pithy guide to being critical and diligent in reading the news – Catholic World Report
In Reading the News without Losing Your Faith, Christopher R. Altieri details some of these problems and suggests possible remedies
Archbishop Tutu had strong ties to Catholic Church | Crux
CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who died Dec. 26, made his clerical career in the Anglican Church,
New Liturgical Movement: The Mass of St David, King and Prophet
In the Roman Martyrology, the second entry after that of St Thomas of Canterbury reads as follows: “At Jerusalem, (the