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Dear OnePeterFive Confraternity members, supporters and readers, VIVA CRISTO REY! We counted up the Giving Tuesday donations yesterday, and the results were fantastic. Five new OnePeterFive members ($10/month or more), four new Blessed Karl of Austria Circle members ($50/month or $600 in a year), and many others banded together to help us unlock the entire $5,000 matching gif...
St. John the Baptist Parish – Taytay, Rizal, Philippines in January 2023. Advent can be quite challenging in the fun-loving Philippines, where malls glitter, office parties multiply, and carols blare while the Church is still proclaiming the apocalyptic Gospel of the Last Sunday of the liturgical year. Somewhere along the way, Advent’s sober longing was sw...
The essence of a cliché is that it is unoriginal and often repeated, yet repetita iuvant because repetition forms and reforms us. Holy Mother Church, with maternal solicitude, gives us again the 1st Sunday of Advent, and again we say that with this day a new liturgical year begins. Perhaps this is not cliché at all, for the faithful need the reminder tha...
Editor’s note: join the Fellowship of St. Nicholas (in English or Español) to join traditional Catholics around the world striving to fast according to the traditional norms of our forefathers. In the first part of this essay on the Russian Trads we learned the basics of their self-identity. Now let’s move on to the more real, practical aspects ...
Another Thanksgiving Day has come. For me it is a bittersweet holiday, in a way that Christmas never is. At first bush, that does not make a great deal of sense, given that both observances share the same memories of now-deceased loved ones. But I suppose it is because Christmas has a transcendent meaning and life all of its own, to which anyone’s fond memories are ...
