JMJ June 1, 1993 SOME REASONS WHY I LEFT THE SSPX Dear Parishioner: It is hoped that this letter finds you and your loved ones in the...

Rev. Fr. Eric Ensey Society of Saint John 3 February 1998 My dear friends in Christ, Since leaving Michigan in late October, I have...

The saints are always there to help us on our journey to heaven, and every saint has a special interest and care in certain groups of...

Addressing some common concerns about this mode of receiving Our Lord in the Eucharist.

Virtue forms wholeness in men and societies, while sin causes disintegration.

It is truly a lifelong task learning to “think with the Church,” expanding our finite minds to embrace a fully Catholic worldview.

What is the root cause of evil in our lives? Whence comes moral evil?

By Dom Dalmasso Catholic Theology in the 20th century is a fascinating history filled with drama, brilliant minds, and a good dose of...

With the feast of my holy father Dominic quickly approaching (August 8), I think it would be most fitting to write a few words on the...

Gratitude and sincere affirmation play a central role in conversion, as they do in all productive human affairs.

Every heretic, every schismatic, every criminal, every sinner makes the same simple mistake: they do it their own way.

Quotes and opinions abound on the question of whether the SSPX is in schism, and for every sympathetic prelate who claims they are not,...

How do you define Traditionalism? What is the Traditional Catholic Movement, and is it building up the Church or tearing it down? Is...

From a homily given by St. John Chrysostom on Ephesians 4:4-7 ("There is one body, and one Spirit, even as also you were called in one...

Independent traditionalism exhibits many, if not all, of the same problematic behavioral patterns as other religious splinter groups and...

Is not good greater than evil? Our experience seems to contradict a fairy tale truth that we recognize deep in our minds and hearts.

As a gift to you, I will be offering a series of weekly personal reflections on our new life in the fullness of ecclesial communion...

(From a site member) I would like to start off by saying that I was both surprised and amused by the outrage cast towards the existence...