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Catholic Tradition, Charles Taylor and the Final Triumph of the Hollow Men (Part II)

Today I am continuing from thoughts last time on Charles Taylor’s A Secular Age – an 800 page narrative, as to how we exited the Medieval worldview and entered our fragmented, post-modern age. As I said before, this is a masterpiece I hope to review fully in time and these are entries toward that final review. [...]
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A Tridentine Preview

A lot of work is presently going into a new aspect of this website, which I hope will soon debut under the name of Tridentine Archive. The Archive among other things, will be representing to the twenty-first century certain older out-of-copyright texts, which deal not only with the Sacred Heart, but also the entire Tridentine period [...]
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Book Review: Marian Apparitions, the Bible and the Modern World – Donal Anthony Foley

    The Miraculous Medal, struck in Paris after 1830 Apparition in the Rue du Bac.   I wonder … Do I simply call this a book?  Or would it be more accurate to call it an unexpected trove of treasure I have discovered by the Grace of God? But to be prosaic for a moment, this is of course, [...]
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The Lost Piety of Catholic France II – Our Lady of La Salette

  Our Lady of La Salette – 1896 French postcard image        Since the period of the French Revolution, there has been a series of Marian Apparitions, eight of which  – as is commonly known - have been approved by the Church. This is to say that among untold hundreds of alleged apparitions, the Vatican after prolonged and exhaustive [...]
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Book Review: The Secret of the Rosary by Saint Louis de Montfort

An Absolute Jewel ...
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DVD Review: The Song of Bernadette

A very, very moving account not only of the Miracles of Our Lady, but also of the Lost Piety of Catholic France.
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