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Author Archives: Fiat
“El Catorce” of the Cristero Wars
“El Catorce” is a most interesting character, certainly someone not deemed to have been a saintly figure, but at least he fought on the right side. May God have mercy on his soul! Known as a fearless fighter, but also … Continue reading
Voris on the Aftermath of the Election
This analysis is quite sobering. I couldn’t help but think of what my friend from Guatemala said about the earthquake. He sees it as God’s punishment. I wonder how many are able to discern that God is punishing America also. … Continue reading
The Advance of Tradition
The new trad blog, Missa Omnium has quite a few photos of the November 1-3 pilgrimage to Rome – over one hundred of them, in fact. They give you a feel of what it must have been like to participate … Continue reading
The Remnant Coverage…
….of the traditionalist’s pilgrimage to Rome is available on their Facebook page. Go there for more videos of this historic event. Here is one of their more recent reports of about three hours ago: The Cardinal’s [Cardinal Antonio Cañizares Llovera, … Continue reading
Day of the Dead
It is piously believed that the souls in Purgatory are allowed to visit their beloved family and friends still on earth, on this the Day of the Dead, or All Souls Day. “And the enemy death shall be destroyed last: … Continue reading
Relief for the Holy Souls
St. Margaret Mary recommended the daily pilgrimage to purgatory to bring solace and relief to souls detained therein. If it cannot be done daily, at least give it a try for the duration of the octave of the Feast of … Continue reading
St. Peter of Alcántara
On this Feast of St. Peter of Alcántara, we take a short break from blogging for some days of prayer and good works. We will resume posting the first week of November.
Destruction of The Fields of Flanders
I have been in correspondence with Elizabeth Morgan of www.churchlinens.com who sent me a most interesting article. We were discussing linen, and she being an expert in the field, enlightened me on an aspect of both World Wars which I had … Continue reading
My Summer Perusal: Vatican
The following is something I wrote earlier this summer; after saving the document, I plain forgot about it, until this morning that is, when I was searching for my text on St. Hildegarde. Today is as good a day as … Continue reading
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