Corona: Our Opportunity for a Crown
In the last couple weeks I have found myself in the blessed position of still having access to sacraments, albeit in somewhat furtive conditions, but sacraments nevertheless. Only some weeks prior many of us...
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Paradoxes of the Panic Pandemic – Reflections from Downunder
Our modern world has been very, very naughty, and now we find ourselves grounded, sent to stand in the corner, isolated, six feet away from everyone else lest we find ourselves “six feet under”...
Enjoy Eastertide, but don’t waste your Lent
Personal development, particularly stoicism, continues to grow in popularity in our ever more secular world, but many of those who engage in the newly popular “life hacks” of early rising, cold showers, meditation, and...
The Closing of Lent
Holy Week has arrived at long last. For True Restoration, it will mean a break from new radio releases through the Octave of Easter. We’ll resume with a brand new series for the month...
Where Have the Children Gone?
The Thinking Housewife draws upon the words of great American essayist Agnes Repplier in the post Arrested Childhood, which calls into question the wholesomeness and wisdom of showering children with gadgets and smothering them...
Slowly Dying
Catholic Exchange shares Pope Saint Leo the Great on the Passion of the Lord, a sermon which will inspire proper preparation for Easter communion. The words of this great Pope are timeless. “And because...
Milk, Honey, Beauty
In a post that emphasizes the beauty and fullness of the ancient Paschal traditions, Vultus Christi expounds on these practices and their meaning for both monastic and laypeople, neophytes and veterans. Days of Milk...
From the Pulpit, Episode 47: Haec dies, quam fecit Dominus exsultemus, et laetemur in ea!
This is the day that the Lord hath made, let us rejoice and be glad in it. Today we have a show dedicated to the chief doctrine of our Faith, the Resurrection of Our...
In Veritate, Episode 24: Easter Sunday 2017
Our Lord said, “Greater love than this no man hath that a man lay down his life for his friends.” According to Saint Alphonsus Ligouri, Jesus died on the cross mainly to prove His...
From the Pulpit, Episode 42: Joy in Faith and Consistency
We welcome back Bishop Daniel Dolan, pastor of St. Gertrude the Great Catholic Church in West Chester, Ohio and Father Nicolás Despósito, seminary professor at Most Holy Trinity Seminary in Brooksville, Florida. Bishop Dolan...
