The Traditional Roman Hymnal
TEST YOUR MASTERING ABILITY OVER MODERN MEDIA
The dangers and the insidious but real harm of the invasive digital world, which fascinates and modifies the behavior of all age strata of the population, are often under-estimated by those who are in charge of education. Yet, the stakes are high.
Cardinal Ottaviani against the Modernists
A brief sketch of the life of Cardinal Ottaviani, and his courageous opposition to the modernists before and during the Second Vatican Council.
The Social Doctrine of the Church Today
Our Lord, who suffered hunger and cold, is aware of even our smallest needs. In His mercy, He wanted us to go through life as exiles in this vale of tears, so as to long for the other life “where neither rust nor moth consume, and where thieves do not break through nor steal” (Mt. 6:20).
The Blessing of the Bonfires
The Vigil of St. John the Baptist (June 23) takes place shortly after the longest day in the northern hemisphere. Appropriately, it captures a sense of light supplanting darkness throughout its liturgy and traditions.
The Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Practice of Reparation
“Access is possible: Christ is the door. It was opened for you when his side was opened by the lance. Remember what flowed out from his side: thus, choose where you want to enter Christ. From the side of Christ as he hung dying upon the Cross there flowed out blood and water, when it was pierced by a lance. Your purification is in that water, your redemption is in that blood”.
The History and Symbolism of Tenebrae
With a dimly-lit church, a rarely-seen candle holder, somber tones, and a candle hidden behind a curtain or the altar, Tenebrae is a unique and special liturgy in the calendar of the Roman Catholic Church.
Ordinations Next Week
Friends, Just a reminder that Angelus Press will be in Winona for this year’s ordination of the priests of the Society of St. Pius X. There will be 12 ordinands – 11 for the Society, and 1 for the Dominicans...
Virtues Are Inconvenient, or Oops! It’s Still Detraction Even if it’s Just the SSPX
In an article that no objective reader would call fair or just, Jeff Mirus posts the apparent reflections of a young lady who grew up as a Catholic whose family received the sacraments from the priests of the Society of...
Discourses on Solemn Mass: Part V
This series was written for Angelus Press by Louis Tofari Discourses on Solemn Mass: Part V After the sacred ministers have attired themselves in their amices, albs and cinctures, the maniple is next put on the left forearm. The maniple...
The Church in Her Wisdom Gives us Visible Signs of Faith
The church of Sant’Ignazio in Rome is the church dedicated to St. Ignatius of Loyola, on which construction began a few years after that saint’s canonization by Gregory XV in 1622. When my husband and I walked into its nave,...
Reflections on the 25th Anniversary
The following is an interview conducted by Angelus Press with Bishop Bernard Fellay, Superior General of the Society of Saint Pius X Consecration of Bishops The Angelus: What was your initial reaction when you learned that Archbishop Lefebvre had chosen...
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