The sky grows darker yet and the sea rises higher
BY Alan Fimister
“The holy Fathers were making predictions about the last generation. They said ‘What have we ourselves done?’ One of them,…
READ MOREDigest – October 2022
The reform must begin with the reconstruction of the family (1)
BY Mgr Henri Delassus
This is the seventh in a series of twenty articles drawn from Mgr Delassus’s two-volume work, The Problem of the Present Time:…
READ MOREQuas Primas: extracts from the encyclical on the feast of Christ the King
BY Pope Pius XI
On 11 December 1925, Pope Pius XI wrote an apostolic letter to all the bishops of the world, proclaiming the…
READ MOREThe legacy and lessons of the Hippocratic Oath
BY Liam Gibson
Before abortion was decriminalised in Northern Ireland in 2019, abortion activists consistently attacked the province’s protection of unborn children as…
READ MOREWhy we should study the natural law tradition
BY Peter Newman
In the opening lesson of his course at the Family and Life Academy, Dr Joseph Shaw explored the origins of…
READ MOREThe healing of the ruler’s son: sermon on the twentieth Sunday after Pentecost
BY a Dominican Friar
“There was a certain ruler, whose son was ill”In many of His conversations in the Gospels, our Lord speaks of…
READ MOREThe family and faith of Blessed Karl and Zita
BY Peter Newman
Last Friday, the feast of the Holy Rosary, saw the opening webinar at the Family and Life Academy, a new project of…
READ MORETo God alone be the honour and the glory
BY Alan Fimister
Amidst the wholesome grief that has accompanied the passing away of our Sovereign Lady, Queen Elizabeth, much has been said…
READ MOREThe Parable of the marriage feast: sermon on the nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost
BY a Dominican Friar
“The king entered, that he might look upon the guests.”This parable is told not to the disciples, or to the…
READ MOREReflections on the Italian election
BY Mons Antonio Suetta
Antonio Suetta, bishop of Ventimiglia-Sanremo, is known in Italy for his impressive pastoral activity and his commitment to the defence…
READ MORESt Thérèse, Fr Calmel and the present time
BY Cristiana de Magistris
From 1956 to 1957, Fr Roger-Thomas Calmel OP (1914–1975) was exiled to Spain — an innocent victim of the modernism…
READ MOREThe healing of the paralytic: sermon on the eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost
BY a Dominican Friar
“Behold they brought to him one sick of the palsy lying in a bed”Although we are only in October, and…
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