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On July 16 Pope Francis started a war.  Regardless of the specific provisions of his motu proprio, all Catholic Traditionalists, as such,  have been declared enemies of the Church. They are deprived of all liturgical rights and are to be segregated from the body of Catholics. The bishops of the Catholic Church are, in practice,  empowered to tolerate […]

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On July 31, Father John Perricone gave a day of recollection at Our Lady of Victories Church in Harrington Park, NJ. Photos courtesy of John Stulich. On August 3, newly ordained Fr. Gregory Zannetti celebrated a solemn Mass at St. Mary of Mount Virgin Church in New Brunswick, N.J. Photos courtesy of John Stulich.

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For the second famous image of the Assumption in the German lands, we must go back to between 1505 to 1510 – still very much the era of the late Middle Ages. The Herrgottskirche (Church of Our Lord) in Creglingen is a chapel, built around 1400, that takes its name from the miraculous finding of […]

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The brothers Asam, architects, sculptors and painters, represented the epitome of the baroque in the first half of the 18th century in the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. They resided and did much their work in the electorate (principality) of Bavaria – an entity much smaller than the subsequent kingdom and present Land […]

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