Tag Archives: New Age

A Humorous Interlude: Charles Coulombe on the New Age

New Age gobbledygook: Charles Coulombe on our present “maturing of hyper-cosmic consciousness”. Humorous – and tragic.

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Ireland and the Embers of Christendom

In Ireland, one can still find the Embers of Christendom. Article about Ireland’s unique place in the Anglosphere and the situation today

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The Gentle Traditionalist – Available Now at Amazon!

All about The Gentle Traditionalist by Roger Buck from Angelico Press – now available at Amazon!

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The Gentle Traditionalist – Chapter One

Opening chapter of my new novel The Gentle Traditionalist from Angelico Press.

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Famished for Christendom

Why certains souls in this world reject secularism: They are famished for Christendom. Contains a small extract from The Gentle Traditionalist my upcoming book from Angelico Press.

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The Gentle Traditionalist meets The Man with No Name

Extract from The Gentle Traditionalist – with a satire of the New Age movement. (As well as an attempt to address the core of New Age ‘philosophy‘: Eastern Monism.)

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A Tale of Two Books …

From Ireland: A personal tale of how my two books came to be written … Books about the Sacred Heart, the Catholic Mystery, Catholic Ireland – and the threat of both secular and New Age ideology.

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Feast of St. Mary Magdalene

On the Feast of St. Mary Magdalene, some reflections about this great penitent, who is so terribly obscured by the New Age movement.

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Hilaire Belloc on The Great Heresies (Review)

Hilaire Belloc on the great heresies – and a prophetic look at things as varied as Capitalism, Communism and even the renewed paganism of the New Age movement.

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Valentin Tomberg, the Reformation and the Enlightenment

How Valentin Tomberg’s Catholic thinking was marked by a profound critique of the Reformation and the Enlightenment.

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On Ireland and the Anglosphere, Protestantism and New Age Neo-Paganism

Some reflections on Catholic Ireland and its exceptional role in regards to the Anglosphere, Protestantism and New Age Neo-Paganism.

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The Song of Secular ‘Tolerance’

There is a song, a dream of secular tolerance and political correctness. But here is why the song of secular ‘tolerance‘ is, in reality, highly intolerant …

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Meditations on the Tarot and the Vatican

An exploration of the surprising links between Valentin Tomberg’s Meditations on the Tarot and the Vatican of St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI. (And more, including the New Age movement.)

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From the New Age Movement to the Heart of Christ

A Catholic and Christian convert from the New Age movement looks at the ongoing experience of communion with the Heart of Christ.

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World Materialism and the Feast of Christ the King

The origins of the Feast of Christ the King lies in awakeness to world materialism. A strange testimony from Rudolf Steiner illumines these matters.

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Denial of the Fall: The Triumph of Freemasonry?

A continued reflection on the cultural denial of the Fall in light of Pope Leo XIII’s warnings in regard to Freemasonry.

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Pope Leo XIII, Pope Francis, Masonic Lobbies – and Christendom

Pope Francis’s recent mention of Masonic Lobbies is only testimony to an ongoing problem that Popes have written of since the Nineteenth Century: the destruction of Christendom.

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Stripped of the Seven Sacraments of the Catholic Mystery …

The loss to the world of the Seven Sacraments of the Catholic Mystery is incalculable. Without all Seeven Sacraments, Christianity may continue to wither.

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Up Against the Wall: Catholicism and Modern Ideology

There is a wall against Catholicism. The wall has dominated Anglo culture – Catholic Ireland excepted – for centuries. But now the wall is being erected, even in Ireland.

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On Corpus Christi and Refuting New Age Dogma

    Today it is Corpus Christi. And recently we observed at this weblog: “New Age culture moves in lockstep with the modern, liberal culture. And like that culture, it has little time for Christian understandings of the Fall, evil and sin. It tends very much to share the secular supposition of ‘Original Innocence’. Like the […]

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