Author Archives: kathleen

The Catholic Herald (UK) had an article yesterday announcing that Ordinations in the Extaordinary Form were to take place once again in England and Wales next year “for the first time in decades”. This is heartening news for traditional Catholics … Continue reading →

This beautiful testimony of our new saint, Mother Teresa, is a MUST SEE. An outspoken valiant defence of the most defenceless of the world, given out publicly to some of its most powerful and famous by a tiny little nun … Continue reading →

In 2012, on the feast of the Martyrdom of Saint John the Baptist, Pope Benedict XVI delivered the following instruction at his weekly general audience. Pope Benedict XVI’s teaching, all of which is marked by a strong and humble insistence … Continue reading →

108 Years Ago, This Priest’s Murder at Mass Shocked the U.S. BY KATHY SCHIFFER  When you read a headline about priests being murdered at Mass, who comes to mind? Almost certainly, you think of Fr. Jacques Hamel, who died last … Continue reading →

This profoundly sincere and moving video is the testimony of Father Anthony Mary, a priest of the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer, the traditional ‘Transalpine Redemptorists’ based on Papa Stronsay (in the northern Scottish islands  of the Orkneys) on his … Continue reading →

Today is the feast day of one of the greatest Popes of the modern era, Pope St Pius X, whose eleven year Papacy was lived at the onset of turbulent and changing times. His great personal sanctity in daily life … Continue reading →

Having always been a lover of sport, when I have time I snatch a few minutes (or more!) to watch the exciting sporting events unfolding at the 2016 Rio Olympics. The wonderful achievements of the athletes after their years of … Continue reading →

To recover the sacred in our Liturgy, Pope Benedict XVI, in his Letter Proclaiming a Year for Priests of June 2009, in referencing Saint John Mary Vianney, observed: “This way of educating the faithful to the Eucharistic presence and to … Continue reading →

After the recent Islamic terrorist attacks in Europe, it is perhaps time to recall the impassioned warning given to Western media by Archbishop Amel Nona (former Chaldean Catholic Archeparch of Mosul) nearly two years ago. With the “open doors” policy … Continue reading →

First let me tell you about a little known miracle of an icon of Our Blessed Lady that occurred in Russia during the dark days of Communism. “Every time we turned off the light, the icon appeared” (Mr Polsky) “Just … Continue reading →

We pray for the 84 innocent victims of the vile terrorist attack in Nice last night, ten of whom were children, cruelly mowed down by an enormous lorry driven by a crazed murderer hungry for blood, whilst they were joyfully … Continue reading →

“I was sure that it was better for me to give myself up to your love than to give in to my own desires. However, although the one way appealed to me and was gaining mastery, the other still afforded … Continue reading →

Below is the audio broadcast of the latest episode of EWTN radio’s “Celtic Connections”. Guest to the programme, Dr. Patrick Kenny, gives a moving testimony of the life of the exceptional Irish priest, Fr Willie Doyle. In World War 1 … Continue reading →

I have just read this breaking news on The Traditional Latin Mass Society of San Francisco: “We have received the sad news that this morning (July 8, 2016), Fr. Peter Carota, is no longer with us. Please pray for the … Continue reading →

From National Pro-Life Alliance What was that you were saying about “choice”?