Today is the feast of Saint Januarius, bishop of Naples and martyr, whodied for the faith in the persecution of the Emperor Diocletian in the firstyears of the third century. But his significance goes far beyond that ofone of the martyrs of the Church. He is much more well known by hisNeapolitan name, San Gennaro, […]
19 Sep
2022
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19 Sep
2022
“Heroes of the Catholic Reformation” Talk Scheduled in New Jersey
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Events19 Sep
2022
Fr. Donald Kloster has scheduled the following Masses at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Church in Brookfield, CT. Wednesday September 21, 7 am, Feast of St. Matthew, Low Mass Thursday September 29, 6 pm, Michaelmas, Solemn High followed by a Convivium with Fr. Kloster’s famous chili and potluck in the St. Marguerite Parish Hall.
19 Sep
2022
Traditional Mass for Feast of St. Francis Assisi in New Brunswick
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Masses19 Sep
2022
Traditional Mass to Honor St. Michael in Staten Island
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Masses16 Sep
2022
15 Sep
2022
State and Church, “libertarian” and “truth-oriented” government – these topics once again stir up controversy. In the United States, by 1960, Catholics were fantasizing that conflicts over such issues were, for them, a thing of the past. Since then, the government of the United States at Federal, state, and local levels has increasingly adopted policies overtly […]
10 Sep
2022
Conference on the Traditional Mass in Paris
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in Traditionis CustodesSee below for the description (in French) of the September 24 conference: What is the future of the Traditional Mass? It looks like a wonderful program with many leaders of the Traditionalist movement, that seems to frankly address the current issues. You should know, however, that the conference had to be moved to a secular […]
9 Sep
2022
by Robert Browning King Charles, and who’ll do him right now? King Charles, and who’s ripe for fight now? Give a rouse: here’s, in Hell’s despite now, King Charles! Who gave me the goods that went since? Who raised me the house that sank once? Who helped me to gold I spent since? Who found me in wine you drank once? (Chorus) King […]
8 Sep
2022
Solemn Mass Opens the School Year at Regina Pacis Academy in Norwalk
Posted by Stuart Chessman Published in PhotosIn honor of the Nativity of Our Lady, the students, faculty and parents attended a Solemn Mass today to mark the opening of the school year. 13 students expertly served as acolytes. Following the Mass the teachers, administrators and trustees recited a profession of Faith and oath of fidelity to the Church. New students were […]
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