The relics of St. Bernadette Soubirous, who received miraculous visions of Our Lady in Lourdes, France in the 19th century, are on a tour of the United States. They are currently at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes on West 142nd Street in Manhattan. They will be at the church until Tuesday, May 24, […]
21 May
2022
The Relics of St. Bernadette Venerated in New York
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Events, The Churches of New Yorkno comment
19 May
2022
Missa Cantata for the Feast of the Assumption in Fairfield, CT
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Masses19 May
2022
Martin Mosebach the Novelist – Part I
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Book Reviews, Martin MosebachWestend By Martin Mosebach ( Rowohlt Verlag, Hamburg 2019) New Edition, 895 pages Most readers of this blog are well acquainted with Martin Mosebach, internationally perhaps the most tireless advocate of traditional Catholicism. Yet Martin Mosebach’s day job is primarily that of novelist. In fact, he is one of Germany’s leading practitioners of that genre. […]
19 May
2022
18 May
2022
Weekly Sunday Traditional Mass at Auriesville Shrine
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in UncategorizedWe are happy to see that there is a weekly Sunday traditional Mass scheduled at the Shrine of the North American Martyrs in Auriesville, NY at 12 pm in the Martyrs Chapel.
18 May
2022
Solemn Mass to Honor the Queenship of Mary in Raritan, NJ
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Masses17 May
2022
17 May
2022
16 May
2022
The Pentecost Pilgrimage Paris-Chartres on June 4th-6th
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in EventsAfter 2 years of suspension due to the pandemic, Notre-Dame de Chrétienté is resuming its 40th Pentecost pilgrimage, from Paris (Saint-Sulpice church, until Notre-Dame de Paris is rebuilt) to the cathedral of Notre Dame de Chartres. Notre-Dame de Chrétienté, an independent organisation of unpaid and committed lay people, has worked towards promoting Christendom, understood to be the fulfillment within […]
14 May
2022
….to see the Holbein exhibition at the Pierpont Morgan Library (it closes Sunday, May 15). Although the painting probably of the greatest interest to Catholics – the portrait of Thomas More (above) – can always be seen at the Frick Collection here in New York. The exhibition also has on display, however, copies of More’s […]
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