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Abandoning the Church Has No Appeal for Traditionalists
Why making the pope the be-all and end-all of Catholicism is a sure road to catastrophe
Oct 13
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Angels: Fellow Worshipers in the Liturgy of Heaven
Devotion to the angels is so important to me that I am opening up today’s post to all readers, paid and free.
Sep 29
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Peter Kwasniewski
90
15
The Nine Choirs of Politics
An Overview of Every Possible Relationship between Church and State
Sep 15
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Fr Thomas Crean
28
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Culture and Faith—Can They Flourish Apart from Each Other?
Early in his slide into heresy, Martin Luther commissioned the printing of a Latin Bible without the ‘Gloss’, a commentary that at the time was usually…
Sep 8
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Joseph Shaw
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The Pro-Life Case for Gun Rights as Civil Protection
The Minnesota tranny shooting is a wake-up call to oppose gun restrictions
Sep 1
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John Mac Ghlionn
56
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Postscript: Newman on the Laity’s Irreplaceable Role in Times of Crisis
Although I initially said my Newman series would have three parts, I remembered a major theme that deserves closer consideration.
Aug 28
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Peter Kwasniewski
50
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Why MAGA Should Fear Big Weed
Cannabis reclassification threatens conservative communities
Aug 18
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John Mac Ghlionn
61
13
St. John Henry Newman: Father of Vatican II—or Godfather of the Traditionalist Movement? (Part 3: Conclusion)
Our three-part exploration of Newman the Traditionalist concludes today with further liturgical topics, absolutely relevant to our current situation.
Aug 11
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Peter Kwasniewski
39
5
St. John Henry Newman: Father of Vatican II—or Godfather of the Traditionalist Movement? (Part 2)
In the first part, I began my overview of Newman’s “traditionalism.” Today, I continue with several telltale passages from his writings — passages that…
Aug 7
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Peter Kwasniewski
52
2
St. John Henry Newman: Father of Vatican II—or Godfather of the Traditionalist Movement? (Part 1)
Because the postconciliar “progressives” in the Church are accustomed to craft and lying, which is how they have obtained the mastery of important…
Aug 4
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Peter Kwasniewski
82
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We Can’t Go Back to the 1990s
Why the solution to the problems of today is not the return to the recent past advocated by libertarians
Jul 28
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Joseph Shaw
43
3
Should a Christian Be a “Restorationist”?
Is the tendency to think of the past as superior to the present and hence as offering a model for the future a legitimate or healthy attitude?
Jul 24
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Peter Kwasniewski
54
10
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