On this Pentecost Sunday, let's spend our time reflecting on two apostles-- the 16th Century St. Philip Neri, known as "the Apostle of Rome", and the Jesuit Teilhard de Chardin, the "apostle of evolut...
Prayers of Bd. Miriam of Jesus Crucified: “O Holy Ghost, inspire me; O Love of God, consume me; To the right road, lead me; Mary my Mother, look upon me; with Jesus, bless me; From all evil, from all...
The Spirit of God Who is so close to us…Who guides Holy Church and reminds her of what the Lord taught His Apostles…is often misused and even abused. Like Montanus of old, some have hijacked the work...
For the revolutionaries…for those who are change agents always seeking progress…Gregorian chant becomes a dated form of music…a medieval way of worshiping, instead of a lasting treasure of the Church...
Today His Majesty rose up body and soul into heaven, 40 days after His Resurrection. He did not go alone but went with a cloud of saints to accompany Him… all the souls from the Limbo of the Fathers,...
Dear Mothers, know the terms of your contract and seek to fulfill them. They are found in the Ark of the Covenant… When you do, you will participate in Our Lady’s unfailing efforts to raise up saints...
The federal government is also involved with forming a new generation of tranissaries. The Defense Department perceives a new type of soldier utterly brutal to a perceived enemy and utterly loyal to t...
“A woman, when she is in labor, hath sorrow, because her hour is come: but when she hath brought forth the child, she remembereth no more the anguish, for joy that a man is born into the world.” This...
St. John Lateran is the oldest basilica in Rome and is the cathedral of the Church of Rome for it contains that papal seat or throne of authority. The cathedral of Rome, therefore, is not St Peter’s B...
St. Louis de Montfort: “In this Eden, this weedless garden… one may find trees which were planted by God and maintained by His grace. There is the tree of life which bore Jesus as its fruit. And the...
For this First Saturday Meditation today, let us focus on the Mystery of His Majesty’s Resurrection and the 11th Apparition at Lourdes. From St. Mark’s Gospel we hear: “very early in the morning, the...
Bd. Bartolo Longo, an apostle of the Rosary, was a holy layman who built the church for Our Lady of the Rosary in Pompeii and started the apostolates attached to it. He lived a life of experimentatio...
\"Magis mori quam peccare — to die rather than to sin.\" This Christian maxim inspired the martyrs of Uganda—canonized in 1964. These martyrs had been prepared for the supreme sacrifice of martyrdom f...
Since Good Friday, we have been considering salvation history through the lens of a contract with God and His Created order. For those who are faithful to this contract, seeking to fulfill justice, th...
Among the many and manifold reasons for His Majesty’s Resurrection is God’s Justice and His Mercy. St. Thomas Aquinas teaches that the Resurrection is “for the commendation of Divine Justice, to which...
In a number of places throughout the Sacred Scriptures, we hear how God likes to work early in the morning… all of which point to this moment in time! God likes to work in the morning early because th...
May we never doubt that God keeps His contracts. Men, even those high up like a Caiphas and Aaron, may break them, such that all under them will suffer, but when we keep to our part, God will give us...
One simple way to view all history is to see it through the lens of a contract or covenant. Adam and Eve entered into a contract with God in Paradise. The terms were simple. “Of every tree of paradise...
Another simple way to see all of history might be to view the EFFECTS of a fulfilled or broken contract. If terms are fulfilled, peace and order result. If not fulfilled, then there is ENTROPY! Let us...
We are a part of a fight for the Faith and for the Liturgy of Rome. For too many years, Traditional Catholics have been focusing in on poor arguments…some arguing against the validity of the New Rites...
True knowledge is knowledge of causes. What is the cause, then, of the people of Jerusalem so easily betraying and abandoning His Majesty to the ignominious death of the Cross? They honored and praise...
When the entropy of the world reaches levels that approach melting point, God has to intervene or we will certainly perish. And He does this by opening up to us His Treasure Chest, His Ark, at the cen...
Consider the grand plan of how God made the universe. I think it is safe to say that somehow He started with the center of time and worked outward to the beginning and end of time. Just as the Sacred...
Tonight we need to discuss some of the ways the enemy breaks into our interior castles, that is, our hearts and our marriages and families, to cause division. It is agreed upon by the fathers, doctors...
God’s Armory, however, gives us all we need to keep out the smoke of Satan and is represented by the Five smooth stones and sling of King David, standing for the five sacred wounds and pointing toward...
In this Mission we are going to examine as much as time permits what armor His Majesty left us as He rose up into the heaven of heavens, leading the way home. We will consider clothing like helmets, b...
Visit the War or Situation Room in this Conference as well as understand something of the D-Model weaponry of the enemy. To fight back we must use the Sword of the Spirit, God’s Sword; and it is the c...
St. Thomas Aquinas tells us there are three causes of the Church’s suffering: (i) external persecutions, (ii) undermining of the Truth from within by heresy and spreading of error, and (iii) corruptio...
Why is it that we do not seem to make progress in our Spiritual life, despite so many good resolutions? St. Alphonsus Ligouri says that it is because we do not work on love of Jesus Christ. Other vi...
Inertia is one of our biggest enemies. A simple definition of inertia: a tendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged. In physics we know a body will remain as it is until enough force or energy is a...
After one of the apparitions at Lourdes, St. Bernadette was asked later “why were you sometimes happy and sometimes sad?” Bernadette responded: “I am sad when She is sad, and I smile when She smiles.”...
St. Peter Julian Eymard lived in the nineteenth century in France and was the founder of the Father of the Blessed Sacrament. He had many apostolates for spreading devotion to the Holy Eucharist. Hi...
If we are honest, we are both the subject of exorcism and the exorcist. The old Adam in us is what is under a sort of possession and the New Adam is seeking to liberate us as a sort of divinely commis...
Lent is the time to add to the beauty of our record that is like the holy shroud of Turin, covered with marks of His Holy Wounds… a winding cloth over the death of our old fallen nature… sufferings an...
Unless I am mistaken, we all are still in need a human reasons to make a good Lent—to renew our climb up the mountain to Calvary—because most of us, truth be told, are near the bottom of the mountain....
In one of his letters, St. Paul writes: For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hos...
St. Bernadette became a unsuspecting counter revolutionary that no one could move or get past… not hell, nor the freemasonic communistic journalists, scientists, psychologists, occultists… nor the gov...
In a period of history where noble-men lounged around, some heroes left a comfortable European life to manfully embrace the Cross of Christ in foreign lands. These lands were filled with hardship and...
Let us take this coming Lent most seriously (it may be our last!)… it is a time given to us to make Christ Our Lord more and more the one sole King and Master of our vineyard… to makes us true friends...
Who was this woman, Veronica? How did she know our Lord and why was she moved to show such compassion? A tradition states that Saint Veronica was the woman whom Christ cured of the issue of blood…that...
St. Irenaeus (d. 202): “Since the Savior already existed [in the Divine INTENTION], God had to create something to be saved, unless the Savior were to exist without any purpose.”\r\nSt. Ambrose: (d. 3...
On July 7, 2007, Pope Benedict XVI normalized the ancient rites of Mass and the Sacraments for all Latin Rite Catholics and priests. Gone were the days of prohibition…gone were the days of ghettoized...
Our Lady puts His Majesty, Jesus, first; she put others second, and herself last. J-O-Y follows. In saying her last recorded words in the Gospel, “Whatsoever He shall say to you, do ye” she does not f...
What is going on here? In short, there is something that has been coined as anarcho-tyranny…that is anarchy, chaos and disorder combined with tyranny. Governmental elites allow chaos to reign in the b...
Temptation is a lifelong struggle, yet at times, the saints were able to respond to temptation as if it were but white noise. Consider St. Theresa who laughed at the appearance of a devil, or Our Lord...
Our Lord is like the sun above that shines upon the moon of the Church which reflects that perfect light and illuminates those in darkness. Christ, Who is the Light of the World, gives us the truth…pr...
“I BESEECH you therefore, brethren, by the mercy of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, pleasing unto God, your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world; but be r...
Council of Trent: “matrimony is a holy thing and is to be treated in a holy manner.” History tells why the Church is right: to tinker with the doctrine on marriage is to invite schism, wars, death not...
The fact that the Christ, the Word made flesh, was conceived in a cave at the house in Nazareth and then born in a cave, forever set the stage for how godly restorations are started. They resorted to...
if we study Sacred Scripture, we find a helpful exposition about Fathers and Sons (children) in the 18th Chapter of Ezekiel… where we hear the overall theme introduced thus: “The fathers have eaten so...
St. Maximus the Confessor (d. 662) in his Life of the Virgin Mary, wrote of this star: “this star was not one of the stars of the firmament, but it was a power sent from above that completely abolishe...
St. Juan Diego was a noble Aztec warrior who converted to Catholicism with his first wife, Maria Lucia. After the death of his wife, Our Lady appeared to Juan Diego in a series of apparitions in whic...
Man is by nature a religious being. God made us this way. It is built in. Religion is a part of the virtue of Justice, which requires giving to God what is due to Him as our Creator. In fact, this rel...