Father Larrabee concludes Venerable Louis of Granada’s masterwork The Sinner’s Guide with final counsels on authentic interior virtue, living each day as our last, and the necessity of courage in pursuing sanctity, emphasizing the...
Father Larrabee examines the highest of our obligations in The Sinner’s Guide our duties toward God through the theological virtues, prayer, obedience, and conformity to His will, plus the importance of faithfully fulfilling our...
Father Larrabee explores Venerable Louis of Granada’s systematic treatment of our threefold duties in The Sinner’s Guide, examining how we must govern ourselves through temperance, custody of the senses, and prudence, while showing true...
Father Larrabee continues Venerable Louis of Granada’s The Sinner’s Guide by addressing why people claim virtue is an obstacle, forgetting about the grace that God gives, and why others refuse virtue because they love...
Continuing The Sinner’s Guide, Father Larrabee concludes the chapters on the privileges of virtue (Chapters 20-23) highlighting the benefits that come from living a virtuous life, including the manner in which God hears and...
Join us on Trad Reviews this week as we review Cultivating Virtue, a book of daily spiritual readings. Host Theresa shares tidbits from this beautiful book and her experience with it as a family...
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...
From the Pulpit is dedicated to curating and mastering older sermons. In this episode, we present a 2003 sermon by Bishop Daniel Dolan discussing fortitude. The original recording can be found here. Join us...
We celebrated the feast of The Little Flower at the beginning of the month and in honour of one of the greatest saints of modern times, here is a post from The Thinking Housewife....
Cattle Facts provides what is perhaps the most famous poem of John O’Brien’s Around the Boree Log. Said Hanrahan succinctly characterises the eternal pessimists of this world in a 1920s rural Australian setting. Don’t...
