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The Duke of Enghien

The Duke of Enghien

The sun was casting its last rays over the Black Forest. Only the topmost branches of its lush trees were catching a remnant of rosy light when, in the twilight, it was possible to make out the figure of a man walking towards the town of Ettenheim, four leagues from …
Miguel de Souza Ferrari - 29, February 2024

Countess Matilda of Tuscany - A Virtuous Virgin, a Noble Warrior

Countess Matilda of Tuscany - A Virtuous Virgin, a Noble Warrior

In the middle of the 11th century, as one of the most beautiful ceremonies in Christendom took place – the elevation of a prince to the imperial dignity, the crown of which was by election – Europe witnessed something different: Henry III had left the tutelage of his son in …
Sr. Patricia Victoria Jorge Villegas - 31, January 2024

Pope Marcellus II - Lessons from a Short Pontificate

Pope Marcellus II - Lessons from a Short Pontificate

With the exception of apostolic times, the Holy Church perhaps never lived through a period of such terrible and glorious events as in the 16th century. Among them, the evangelization of the New World and the Counter-Reformation with the Council of Trent constituted a legacy of inestimable value for the …
Editorial team - 31, January 2024

Nineteenth-Century Crusaders

Nineteenth-Century Crusaders

Heroism. A word full of imponderables, bringing together all that is most sublime in human history. It recalls swords that clash on the open field, men who launch themselves into the unknown, crossing chasms, oceans and mountains to write their names in Heaven; geniuses, adventurers, idealists – in short, all …
Luiz Eduardo Trevisan - 31, January 2024

Regarding Subjectivism - A Lesson in Life through St. Catherine of Siena

Regarding Subjectivism - A Lesson in Life through St. Catherine of Siena

Let’s begin with a joke and a laugh: well, sort of. One day a man is driving his powerful Maserati on the highway, after a while he turns on the radio, and after choosing the station Isoradio, he is amazed to hear the announcer say with bated breath: “Be especially …
Fr. Bruno Esposito, OP - 31, January 2024

Lourdes: A Promise

Lourdes: A Promise

There are certain words that, when spoken, are like a ray of light in the densest darkness, capable in themselves of producing consolation and hope. Lourdes is one of them. When we hear this name, the scene of the candlelight procession, the blessed grotto of Massabielle and its statue, or …
Miguel de Souza Ferrari - 31, January 2024

Medieval Christendom - As Members of Just One Body

Medieval Christendom - As Members of Just One Body

In order to better understand the process that Dr. Plinio analyses in his masterful essay Revolution and Counter-Revolution, it is essential to take a look, albeit superficially, at the order of things that the Revolution has worked to destroy for the past five centuries: medieval Christendom and its vestiges that …
Lucas Rezende de Sousa - 31, December 2023

The First Revolution - The Delirium of a Christianity Without a Church

The First Revolution - The Delirium of a Christianity Without a Church

Our era has undeniably fallen to incalculable depths of evil. Humanity is scandalized by the atrocities it generates within itself, but it lacks the strength to stop the fall, because these same perversities contain the driving force that leads it into the abyss. Sometimes we wish we could choose another …
José Antonio Blanco Soto - 31, December 2023

The Second Revolution - Not an Episode, but a Parable of History…

The Second Revolution - Not an Episode, but a Parable of History…

There is no better way to understand human actions than to know their motivations, especially when making judgements on historical events. That is why, when discussing an event as paradigmatic as the French Revolution, we need to examine the true objective of its mentors and organizers. The great revolution that …
John Sunny Konikkara - 31, December 2023

The Third Revolution - “Russia will spread her errors throughout the world…”

The Third Revolution - “Russia will spread her errors throughout the world…”

The dawn of the 19th century found humanity paralysed by the morbid breath of the French Revolution, immersed in the fear-sympathy binomial: fear owing to the terror imposed by the virulence of the revolutionaries against any obstacle that stood in their way, and sympathy with the breath of liberty, proclaimed …
Sr. Juliane Campos - 31, December 2023

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