When Rome Gets It Wrong
“Many a pope has gone through his entire pontificate without making a single infallible statement.” — Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen
Articles
Two Upcoming Lectures on Sacred Art
The Beauty of the Liturgical Year: Advent
Funerals and Last Things
Having stable, familiar, unchanging plans in place can be very reassuring, rather than the pressure to be original and creative.
The Archer Loves The Arrow And The Bow
If you tend to cry a lot, don’t read this poem.
Liturgica Website Reprints “Rituale Romanum”
“All illustrations were painstakingly edited and partly redrawn.”
Now Available! Online Latin Lectionary For Masses In The Ordinary Form
Sometimes “seeing is believing.”
Feast of St. Cecilia – November 22nd
One of the Most Venerated Martyrs from Christian Antiquity
The Fear of the Lord
Do we rightly fear the Lord?
Jesuit Martyrs of North America by John A. O’Brien
A free PDF download of this entire book is provided, courtesy of the St. Jean de Lalande Library of Rare Books.
“For the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours”
A mystery! The 1970s ICEL seems not to have included these words, even though they were in the official Latin …
Juggling Holy Days of Obligation
How the peculiarities of the calendar affect Immaculate Conception this year.
Black Vestments & Wisdom From Wives
Following the Second Vatican Council, black vestments aren’t usually worn because they’re considered too “spooky and scary.”
What’s So Great About The Mass Propers?
“If the world is progressing intellectually, should not the existence of God have been defined in the 1st century and the nature of the Trinity in the 19th?” — Fulton J. Sheen
Peculiar Altar Decorations
Reimagining the Altar Steps
The Ordinariness of White
Perhaps we are de-sensitized to the symbol, but the color representing the liturgical feast we celebrate today is in fact one of great importance.
