Fr. Trauner continues with St. Ignatius’ Spiritual Exercises, now on the temporary punishment of Purgatory. To best keep up with retreat, Father recommends this edition of The Spiritual Exercises as the one used for...
In this episode of From the Archives: Fr Donald Sanborn Q&A, the then Fr. Sanborn discusses the proper use of modern media and art, as well as the restrictions which Holy Mother Church justly...
In this episode of From the Archives: Fr Donald Sanborn Q&A, the then Fr. Sanborn discusses the causes of the problems we see in the modern world: the forgetting of Original Sin, self-love, feminism,...
Lent is in full swing with the Lenten Ember Days behind us and more than four full weeks of this penitential season ahead. March will bring many opportunities for reparation and penance, although it’s...
Join Father Philip Eldracher and his brother Justin as they discuss how we can help the suffering souls in Purgatory by prayers, indulgences and other good works. Father also talks about the Heroic Act...
The words of Mother Mectilde, provided by Vultus Christi, urge us to Forget not the Holy Souls in Purgatory. Not only must we remember especially during the month of November to keep the Holy...
The Museum of the Poor Souls in Purgatory by Margaret C. Galitzin from Tradition in Action tells of a not-so-famous attraction in a Rome. The reality of the invisible world is something of which...
Do you know who inspired the most powerful piece in the most famous game ever? Spain’s Catholic Chess Queen by Meghan Ferrara on Regina will tell you who she is and the fascinating history...
Mr Jason Craig at Those Catholic Men has an excellent piece on the indispensable role each generation plays for the next. Dear Men, Without You Boys CANNOT Be Virtuous – Here’s What to Do...
November, the month of the Poor Souls, is upon us! A Catholic Life provides a brief history of the celebration of All Souls’ Day and of praying for the dead. Included are the details...
