The Nativity of St. John the Baptist
Enjoy this piece from Matt Beck on this important feast. -Ed. I: Preparation “…the latchet of whose shoe I am not worthy to loose.” These words, spoken by St. John the Baptist in respect...
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Season Your Summertime with Fresh Food Ideas
Wendy Haught does a number of things behind the scenes here at True Restoration and every now and then I can prevail on her to write for us. Today she shares some summer food...
Forty Days Later: They still didn’t get it
“Domine, si in tempore hoc restitues regnum Israel?” “Lord, wilt Thou at this time restore again the Kingdom to Israel?” Acts I: vi “…apparuit illis Iesus: et exprobravit incredulitatem eorum, et duritiam cordis: quia...
St. Philip Neri: Humor and Holiness
Matt is the latest writer to join our stable at True Restoration. We are happy to present his latest piece on this Feast of St. Philip Neri. -Ed. In 1622, a certain Father Pietro...
Clarifications or Trial Balloons? A short commentary on SSPX-Rome Relations
Most of you will not know Luke as he hosts our Polish show with Fr. Rafal Trytek: The New Religion and the Catholic Answer. I’ve had a chance to spend quite a bit of...
Calling for a ban on goofy Jesus
Since we are traditional Catholics with an appreciation for that which brings us closer to God, rather than what pushes us away, there is always a concern about what we expose ourselves and our...
Babel: Punishment then and now
It was 2010. My last living grandparent was having her birthday. I was blessed to be with her in Singapore, my birthplace and a country I had not visited for 20 years, to celebrate...
Canonizations and the Company One Keeps
Frank Domenico has been following our work for some time and is the newest occasional contributor to True Restoration. An old saying advises us to believe none of what we hear and only half...
Insidious Indifference: Maintaining Christian Militancy in the post-Christian era
“Ah yes, but here in France we don’t really care about religion anymore.” – said to me by an acquaintance on a recent weekend trip My first name is Stephen, given in tribute to...
The Return of TradReviews
Many years ago Nicholas Wansbutter and I started TradReviews, a website forerunner of the current radio program on our Network. As time went on the site was lost amidst numerous other projects we were...
