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Has the Church “Always Been in Crisis” (and So, Trads Are Exaggerating the Problem)?
On June 8, 2026, a journalist named Wouter J.
 • Peter Kwasniewski
Ildephonso Cardinal Schuster’s Commentary on the Holy Rule of Saint Benedict
Professor’s Bookshelf #16
 • Peter Kwasniewski
After Purity
What is at stake in how we think and talk about sexuality
 • Esther Berry
The Beauty of Thy House
On the Exhibition “The Holy Sepulcher: Treasures from the Terra Sancta Museum, Jerusalem”
 • Angela Cuba
“But What About the Other Six?”: Tradition Beyond the Mass
All the sacramental rites were changed for the worse. Here's why we need to recover their traditional forms
 • Peter Kwasniewski
How the Assumption of Mary Parallels the Ascension of Christ
Looking at some Marian feasts in the logic of the Roman Rite
 • Peter Kwasniewski
Conservatives Are Running Out of Arguments Against the Traditionalists
On social media last week, a kind of exchange took place between me and a prominent conservative theologian that I think readers here will find an…
 • Peter Kwasniewski
Clarity on a Topic Too Unclear to Most
Professor’s Bookshelf #14: John Joy’s "Disputed Questions on Papal Infallibility"
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A Tentative Defence of the Luminous Mysteries
There's a richer history behind this topic than meets the untrained eye
 • Sebastian Morello
Bardolf, Agincourt, and Henry V as a Catholic King
How Shakespeare's Catholicism illuminates the details of his plays
 • Joseph Shaw
“Between Rome and Rebellion”: Learning Our History as Traditionalists (Part 2)
Last week, I began sharing excerpts from Chiron’s remarkable history of traditionalism. Let’s continue. Any of my commentary is in italics; the rest of…
 • Peter Kwasniewski

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