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WebWhy Catholics Should Read Classic Fiction
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (20+ words) Classic fiction will help Catholics to grow in wisdom and virtue through the literary presence of goodness, truth, and beauty....
The Exile of Pater Edmund
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (288+ words) The witch hunt of Fr. Edmund Waldstein is marked by spurious charges stacked atop the charge of not submitting to the idea that pre-enlightenment popes had taught error. They have dispatched the monk to Rome. Said quickly, it sounds like…...
The Naked, the Violent, and the Mentally Ill
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (323+ words) The secular world is scrambling to explain the shocking surge in pornography, violence, and mental illness that the Catholic world has long anticipated. This, at least, is Venerable Fulton J. Sheen’s analysis in On the Demonic, a new collection of essays,…...
The Catholic Church: ADHD Treatment Pioneer
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (498+ words) The aggressive post-Vatican II iconoclasm was said to be directed towards highlighting the action of the Altar, an idea that ignored what the Church before had always understood, namely, human nature. After a recent Sunday Mass, I overheard two elderly…...
Work as a Pilgrimage to Faith: The Sanctifying Work-Life Journey of St. Edith Stein
1+ week, 1+ day ago (267+ words) Edith Stein’s early intuitiveness of work as an expression of her deepest core, her philosophical studies, and the colleagues she met provided the way of her pilgrimage to faith....
Anatomy of a Crisis: From Sede Vacante to St. Thomas
1+ week, 1+ day ago (615+ words) As a sedevacantist, I fought Modernism using non-Catholic remedies: radical autonomy and belief in Calvinistic total depravity, and applied Protestant private interpretation to Catholic tradition....
Stories From the Silver Screen: The Diary of a Country Priest
1+ week, 1+ day ago (454+ words) The Diary of a Country Priest dives deep into the hidden suffering of the alter Christus, whom Christ sends into the wilderness to retrieve the one lost sheep. The wounded surgeon plies the steelThat questions the distempered part;Beneath the…...
Christ-Centered Catholic Spirituality as Practiced in the Early Church: From Meditation to Contemplation
1+ week, 2+ day ago (94+ words) Before the Holy Spirit could do in the apostles what He had been able to do in Our Lady, a prolonged preparation and purification would have to take place....
The Tabernacle Debate Is Front and Center
1+ week, 4+ day ago (536+ words) The argument for the placement of the tabernacle off the side was based on the idea of a so-called “return to the sources,” because the Holy Spirit apparently got it wrong for over 1500 years....
Altar Servers and Servants of the Devil
2+ week, 3+ day ago (911+ words) Crisis Magazine Altar Servers and Servants of the Devil After a long dry spell of serious Catholic literature, we may be seeing hints of a revival. Freedom is in our pockets and so is the flourishing of a new Catholic…...