Marching through the Vale of Tears with the Salve Regina
>The Salve Regina is an ancient Marian hymn. Whether Herman of Reichenau (IXth century), Adhemar of Monteil, bishop of Le […]
How the Rosary Saved Christendom
The Battle of Lepanto (1571) was a critical moment in history. The Rosary played no small part in defending Christianity […]
Queen of the Archangels
September concludes with the feast of those glorious spiritual beings that Christian Tradition acknowledges as the princes of the angelic […]
Has environmentalism become an ideology?
In this article, the author proposes a reflection on ecology, presents the foundations of a Christian ecology, with the encyclical […]
Dealing with Suffering in Our Lives – Our Lady of Sorrows
Eve had it easy, for she “merely” had to grapple with a temptation appealing to her as yet un-awakened concupiscence […]
The Assumption Releases Us from Worldliness
The Mother of Jesus, after assisting the Apostles at the birth of the Church, was released from her mortal life […]
Sainte Anne and « The Newborn Child » by Georges de La Tour
For the feast-day of St. Anne, the blessed Virgin’s mother, we will be looking at the painting “The Newborn Child” […]
Undoing the knot of Clerical scandals
The Catholic priesthood is undoubtedly experiencing a profound crisis at this moment. The vast majority of good priests are tainted […]
Untying the Knots of Sin in Prison
Often, we desperately try to untie the knots in our lives that cause such suffering. Yet these knots, when lovingly […]
The whole truth
The truth – for many that seems an abstract concept. But then, what to make of “the whole truth”? Yet […]