There is No Sheepfold Left
In this powerful Crisis essay, “Who Will Rescue the Lost Sheep of the Lonely Revolution,” Anthony Esolen speaks for the victims of Vatican II–the children of divorce, the abandoned spouses, the lonely youth who...
Tagged: Synod on the Family
If We Are Never Prepared to Renounce Our Own Will
All Souls Day Can Catholic wives ever hear too much about obedience when they are deluged daily with feminist messages? Finer Femininity’s “Obedience is Tough,” is a booster shot of Catholic teaching for the...
Latin and Logic: Good Thinking
St. John Cantius Maybe we should “all speak Latin all the time.” This Washington Post article pitches “active Latin” as the answer to higher level reading and thinking skills. Inoculate your children against Modernism....
Brick by Brick
Pope Callixtus The aftershocks of yesterday’s midterm report on Synod14 continue to rock the blogosphere, but one of the most interesting things I have read today was actually published on Saturday–two days before the...
To Dwell in the Quiet of This Heart
Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus “Our love of God has grown cold,” explains H. E. Bishop Donald Sanborn in this 1998 sermon on the need for devotion to the Sacred Heart of...
All Francis Friday
St. Gregory Nazianzus Taking it to the peripheries? Sandro Magister uses Pew Research survey results to show that Francis can’t use Germany’s “ideals” as the basis for changing Church teaching, not that Church teaching...
The Time of the Great Choosing
St. Patrick It’s getting hot in the novus ordo pot. Pat Archbold at Creative Minority Report wonders how Newchurch Catholics would act and why if the Synod on the Family were to allow the...
