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        What Message Do We Need on St. Martha’s Feast?

        Peter Kwasniewski Peter Kwasniewski July 29, 2020

        In the traditional Latin Mass, the Gospel for today’s feast of St. Martha is always Luke 10:38–42: Now it came to pass as they went, that he entered into a certain town: and a certain woman named Martha, received him …

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        The Knights of Malta: Disunity and Disorientation

        Malta Insider Malta Insider July 28, 2020

        A few days ago, OnePeterFive published an article describing the epic reverse suffered by Baron Albrecht von Boeselager, grand chancellor of the Order of Malta, in his attempt to force through a “reforming” Chapter General with his own secularizing agenda. …

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        A Thomistic Explanation of Environmental Ethics

        Avatar Perry Smith July 28, 2020

        John Paul II declared to the world that there’s an ecological crisis, which has caused many to wonder about their moral obligation to protect and preserve the environment. This call from the pope encouraged certain theologians to argue for a …

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        Maybe Turkey Should Make Hagia Sophia a Church Again

        Alexander Shaw Alexander Shaw July 27, 2020

        I set off a year ago from London in a 20-foot racing sloop declaring — half jokingly — that I would reach Constantinople and liberate it from the Saracen. I am now sitting in a bar in Catalonia, and my …

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        How Caravaggio Brilliantly Imagined the Flight to Egypt

        Massimo Scapin Massimo Scapin July 27, 2020

        On July 18, 410 years ago, 1610, occurred the death of Caravaggio, byname of Michelangelo Merisi (1571–1610), at the age of only 38. He died in Porto d’Ercole, Tuscany, while he was trying to return to Rome. Called the “cursed” …

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        Eric Sammons Eric Sammons July 24, 2020

        Note: This article is the first in a new series titled, “Saints & Tradition,” which will look at the ways in which the traditional practice of the Catholic faith has impacted the lives of the Saints. In 1804, Elizabeth Ann …

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        Steve Skojec Steve Skojec July 23, 2020

        Sixteen years ago this summer, when the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter was just making inroads here in the Archdiocese of Phoenix, the first priest they sent was a newly ordained young man from France named Fr. Stéphane Dupré. My …

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        Asking Sedevacantists: A Church without Popes Forever?

        Avatar Nishant Xavier July 23, 2020

        Recently, an event of significance for sedevacantists came to pass. The last bishop consecrated to be appointed to office in 1958 — i.e., during the reign of Pope Pius XII — finally passed into eternity. That this is so can …

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        We Defeat the Devil with Boldness and Modesty

        Stefanie Lozinski Stefanie Lozinski July 22, 2020

        A tall, gray building stands against a gray sky, smoke and spire alike reaching towards Heaven. Thousands of ornate details confess a Gothic ancestry, this sacred place a child of stone born by the toil of generations. The face of …

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        The Boy Scouts Still Have Farther to Fall

        Avatar Patty Knap July 22, 2020

        Twenty years ago, I was happy to enroll my six-year-old son in Cub Scouts. No organization held a higher image in terms of instilling values in boys. The Boy Scouts were never political. They honored God and were strongly patriotic. …

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