When the Vine has Shed Its Latest Leaves
St. John Chrysostom In this short but thoughtful post, “A Husband in Winter”, John Cuddeback at Bacon From Acorns reminds us of a similarity that most moderns have forgotten or have no experience of–that...
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Some people have asked where I attend Mass here and I’m happy to share that for 8 years now, the Institute of Our Lady of Good Counsel have had a presence in Paris. The...
All Francis Friday
St. Timothy Francis delivered a World Communication Day address via a press conference on Thursday. Vatican Insider prefaced their coverage with this peculiar statement: “Mgr. Celli describes it as a ‘Franciscan’ text and urges...
Abortions in America: 56 Million Served
St. Emerentiana This LifeSiteNews article focuses on the inspiring adoption testimonies at yesterday’s March for Life in Washington, D.C., though sadly, there is only 1 adoption for every 64 abortions. Where innocent babes in...
Investing, Catholic Style
Sts. Vincent and Anastasius The Wonderful World of Womanhood blog recommends vegetable gardening as a great way for stay-at-home moms to “invest” their husband’s money rather than compete with him by starting a home...
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True Restoration is a clerically-advised, member-supported, lay-founded Roman Catholic apostolate. We use the means of print (True Restoration Press), video (True Restoration Media), radio (Restoration Radio), and in-person conferences to bring about a restoration...
Thoughts on University
Some weeks ago I was discussing the importance of the Idea of a University with one of my former high school students now looking at graduation this Spring. He found some benefit from an...
Creative Ways
St. Agnes Will you be relocating to be near the Mass? Here’s an idea for finding a community-minded neighborhood. Try to borrow a cup of sugar from neighbors. The neighborhood Wen Lee grew up...
A Culture of Handwritten Notes and Folk Songs
St. Sebastian We know how much they’re appreciated, and yet, we procrastinate and then forget until we read something like this piece on The Practicing Catholic, “The Lost Art of a Handwritten Note”. Encouraging...
Gratefulness in Nigeria
For those who are perhaps taking their access to Mass for granted – here’s some news from Fr. Nkamuke, delivering annual Mass to those in Nigeria and Ghana.
