International crises: the Church is never neutral
BY Roberto de Mattei
The situation in the world today is so intricate as to require great tranquillity of spirit and clarity of mind…
READ MORELove and reverence due to Our Lord: Let’s always receive Holy Communion on the tongue
Religion and the abortion campaign (1)
BY Ann Farmer
This is the fourth of a twelve-part series, which began with Eugenics and the true history of the Abortion Campaign…
READ MOREWords that Jesus spoke from the Cross
BY St Alphonsus Maria Liguori
But what does Jesus do? What does He say at the sight of all the outrages which He received? He…
READ MORENorthern Irish bishops abandon ship: parents must resist
BY John Smeaton
According to United Nations bodies and international pro-abortion organisations, the objective of Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) is to provide…
READ MOREBorn of the Virgin Mary (3)
BY Mgr Olympe-Philippe Gerbet
This article follows Born of the Virgin Mary (1) and (2).Companion and image of the man in the ministering of…
READ MOREA foretaste of victory: sermon on Palm Sunday
BY a Dominican Friar
“And a very great multitude spread their garments in the way, and others cut down boughs from the trees and…
READ MOREFrom Yalta to Moscow: 1945–2025
BY Roberto de Mattei
The spectre of the Yalta conference hovers over Europe while international observers consider the possibility of an end to the…
READ MOREBorn of the Virgin Mary (2)
BY Mgr Olympe-Philippe Gerbet
This article follows Born of the Virgin Mary (1)History records that, when the Gospel is announced to a people, women always…
READ MOREOn the danger to which tepidity exposes the soul: sermon on Passion Sunday
BY St Alphonsus Maria Liguori
“But Jesus hid himself.” (Jn 8:59)Jesus Christ “is the true light which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world” (Jn…
READ MOREMuslim Ramadan or Christian Lent?
BY Roberto de Mattei
In Corriere della Sera of 13 March 2025, we read a report from England by the journalist Luigi Ippolito, who…
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BY Mgr Olympe-Philippe Gerbet
The venerable Bishop of Perpignan in Occitania, France, Mgr Olympe-Philippe Gerbet (1798–1864), is distinguished for his contribution to Catholic philosophy…
READ MORELead us not into temptation: sermon on Laetare Sunday
BY a Dominican Friar
“He said to Philip: Whence shall we buy bread that these may eat? And this he said to try him, for…
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