What Is True Catholic Calm?
By Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira MNF Meeting, September 25, 1986 “A Roman and Apostolic Catholic, the author of this text submits himself with filial devotion to the traditional teaching of Holy Church. However, if by an oversight anything is found in it at variance with that teaching, he immediately and categorically rejects it.” The words […]
Saint Antoninus of Florence (May 10) and His Action Against the Renaissance
Saint of the Day, May 9, 1968 Tomorrow is the feast of Saint Antoninus, bishop, and confessor. He fought against the Renaissance in his diocese of Florence. A great friend of Fra Angelico, he was indicated by him for this diocese. Now comes Rohrbacher’s biography of St. Anthony: “Anthony was called Antoninus because of his […]
How Heresy Spreads and the Error of Relativism – Part III
Without an Absolute to Which We Continually Tend, Life Is Not Worth Living
How Heresy Spreads and the Error of Relativism – Part II
Relativism: A Passport to Spread All Sorts of Errors
How Heresy Spreads and the Error of Relativism – Part I
Saint of the Day, October 4, 1975 In the history of the Church, we generally see that when a person is in contact with an idea violently opposed to what he professes, he has a certain facility to defend himself. On the contrary, when he is confronted with an idea only somewhat different from that […]
Humility Is Essential to Combat Evil Tendencies and Acquire Virtue. Supreme Fidelity to Our Lady Is to Confide in Her When We Imagine Ourselves Abandoned
Saint of the Day, Friday, May 17, 1968 Today is the feast of Saint Felix Cantalicius, Confessor. From the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin, notable for his candor and evangelical charity. His relic is venerated in our chapel. It is also the novena of Our Lady Help of Christians. Concerning our Saint of the Day […]
The Month of Mary
Excert of “Legionario”, May, 23th 1943 (*) During the month of May —the month of Mary— we feel a special protection of Our Lady that extends to all the faithful; we feel a special joy that shines and illuminates our hearts expressing the universal certainty of Catholics that the indispensable patronage of our heavenly […]
St. Catherine of Siena’s Crucial Intervention in History. Drawing a Parallel Between the 15th-Century Crisis and Today’s
The Importance of Indulgences to Shorten or Avoid Purgatory
Pray for Us in These Times of Confusion, O Mother of Good Counsel
“Catolicismo”, N. 208-209 – April-May 1968 (*) Does the devotion to the Mother of Good Counsel have any significance for our times? Undoubtedly, innumerable souls in our disturbed and afflicted times are in need of good counsel in some way or another. They could do nothing better than to implore the help of her, […]
1979-08-15 – Letter to the newspaper “O Estado de S. Paulo” on Dona Lucília Corrêa de Oliveira
“Beati mortui qui in Domino moriuntur” — “Blessed are those who die in the peace of the Lord”