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Month: July 2021

The Growth of the Latin Mass: A Survey

TLMThe traditional Latin Mass seems to be on every Catholic’s mind right now, up to and including the pope’s. The recent motu proprio Traditionis Custodes restricting the celebration of the TLM has brought the topic to the forefront. Importantly, the pope’s actions presume the TLM is growing in adherents and influence in the Church. After […]

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Anne, Joachim and Trudeau’s Tragic Legacy

A blessed feast of Saints Joachim and Anne on this July 26th, who may be deemed patrons of Canada, with the shrine of St. Anne, at Beaupre one of the primary pilgrimage sites in this country. And Canada certainly needs prayers.  For some insight into where Justin Trudeau comes from, I would recommend perusing this[…]

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Peter Thiel’s New Nixon Coalition: A Catholic Perspective

Peter ThielArizona Senate candidate Blake Masters recently gave an interview with The Spectator in which he detailed his blueprint vision for a new post-Trumpian America.  In Masters’ populist vision, America is under assault from exterior threats by China as well as immigration. Moreover, Masters very wisely notes that the Left now has near complete, full-spectrum dominance […]

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Be like grandparents and focus on needs of others, DC prelate says

On the World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, Cardinal Wilton Gregory reminded the faithful of the wisdom that the elderly and grandparents carry with them each day, and encouraged all Catholics to “become more observant of their needs.”

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