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Letter of St. Joan of Arc to the Hussites

For a long time, I have heard that you who were once truly Christian, have become heretics and, in the manner of the Saracens, have abolished the true Faith and worship; that you have adopted an infectious and baleful superstition, and, bent on sustaining and expanding it, there is no …
Editorial team - 30, April 2019

“For to such belongs the Kingdom of Heaven”

The Incarnation of the Word is one of the greatest mysteries of our Faith, even more so when considered in the light of Christmas. In fact, how can the divine infinitude be confined within a child’s body? There is, however, a profound symbolism in God having become a Child. Firstly, …
Editorial team - 30, November 2022

Church and World Events

St. Joseph’s Church, located in Stockport, England, was elevated to a Eucharistic Shrine of Perpetual Adoration on October 22, with the specific purpose of praying for new priestly vocations and the sanctification of the clergy. The Mass to inaugurate the shrine was presided over by Bishop Mark Davies, Bishop of …
Editorial team - 30, November 2022

The Immortality of the Counter-Revolution

St. Thomas Aquinas teaches that “to govern is to lead in a suitable way to the proper end” (De regno ad regem Cypri. L.I, c.15). All communities – families, cities and nations – have their own idiosyncrasies and, therefore, their own means of achieving the common good. All, however, must …
Editorial team - 31, October 2022

Children, Servants and Slaves of Mary

Some religious asked Fr. Maximilian for a weekly spiritual programme to help them live as slaves of the Immaculate Virgin. He replied kindly, always reiterating the same truth: Every programme certainly has its limits; but the programme you are asking me for should not have any. Let us strive to …
Editorial team - 01, August 2026

Goodness Personified

If God is offended by sin, then the Saviour is glorified by the forgiveness that destroys it. He would seem to want to flood the prodigal sinner with His gifts. [...] Go then, my soul! [...] As soon as you feel ill, please do not hesitate to go immediately to …
Editorial team - 01, May 2026

May the Lord Grant You True Humility

If you are gladdened by the fact that you feel small before God, very well; but it seems to me – forgive me, for I am nothing – that it would be more perfect not to rejoice in this. It would be better to pay no attention to yourself. The …
Editorial team - 01, April 2026

Our Readers Ask

I noticed that when priests consecrate the Host, they drop a fragment from it into the chalice. I would like to know what this means according to the Church and what your impression was the first time you did it. This gesture originated in the early centuries of the Christian …
Editorial team - 01, April 2026

Priests in Time and in Eternity

For centuries, the Levites sacrificed countless victims in the Temple. On the Altar of the Cross, however, the Redeemer united in Himself the Priest and the Victim in a single and eternal offering (cf. Heb 7:27). By promising His earthly presence until the consummation of time (cf. Mt 28:20), Christ …
Editorial team - 01, June 2026

Leo XIV and the Unitive Way

If Christ commanded everyone to be “the light of the world” (Mt 5:14), the Supreme Pontiffs are the veritable beacons of civilization. Whether in the apostolic or medieval era, in modern times or in our own day, the Papacy remains the north star of human aspirations. Its power does not …
Editorial team - 01, February 2026

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