By Marcel Proust Translated and introduced by John Pepino Afterword by Peter Kwasniewski 2021 Wiseblood Books, Milwaukee, WI In 1904 the Catholic Church in France faced the imminent loss of all her possessions. The churches were to be nationalized by a state controlled by atheists and the Masonic lodge; subsequently their conversion to secular use […]
7 Jan
2022
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7 Jan
2022
The Feast of the Epiphany at St. Mary Church, Norwalk
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in UncategorizedSolemn Mass yesterday evening at St. Mary Church in Norwalk, CT for the Feast of the Epiphany.
6 Jan
2022
Blessing the Epiphany Water yesterday evening at Holy Innocents Church, New York (photo courtesy of Arrys Ortanez)
4 Jan
2022
Important! Pray for the continuation of the Traditional Mass in the Diocese of Bridgeport. Bishop Caggiano is meeting on Thursday by Zoom with priest who celebrate the Traditional Mass to discuss the latest directives from the Vatican. DATE: January 6, the Feast of the Epiphany PLACE: St. Mary of Norwalk ~ St. Patrick’s Chapel (downstairs) […]
4 Jan
2022
Catechism Lectures by Fr. Perricone in New Jersey
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Uncategorized4 Jan
2022
3 Jan
2022
St. Patrick’s, in the old mill town of Norwich in Eastern Connecticut, was completed in 1879. It was “the finest parish church in New England” – at least until Immaculate Conception church in Waterbury was built in the 1920’s. 1) At the time both cities were part of the Hartford diocese. In 1953 St. Patrick’s […]
3 Jan
2022
From Benedict’s Peace to Francis’s War
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Book Reviews, Traditionis CustodesFrom Benedict’s Peace to Francis’s War: Catholics respond to the Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes on the Latin Mass Peter A. Kwasniewski, Editor. Angelico Press, Brooklyn, 2021 Since July 16, 2021, a cultural war has exploded in the Church. On that day Pope Francis declared his intent to eliminate the Catholic Tradionalist movement. This was the latest […]
2 Jan
2022
2 Jan
2022
Sermon for the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus 2022 by Father Richard Gennaro Cipolla Some years ago a novel was published to great acclaim despite the difficulty of its thought and despite its taking place in a medieval monastery. The novel is The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco. Its most famous line is the last […]
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