Saint Thomas Aquinas and the Beauty of Catholic Science
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira Saint of the Day, March 6, 1967 “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 Counter-revolutionary Nexus Among the Three Works of Saint Louis Grignion de Montfort
The Treatise on True Devotion, the Letter to the Friends of the Cross and on the Book of Wisdom
A Testimony of Prof. Plinio about the grace that he recieved of Our Lady of Good Counsel of Genazzano
Madre del Buon Consiglio, July-August 1986, the magazine published by the Augustinian Friars of Genazzano (Italy) A Present-Day Testimony FOR many years now, we have been surprised and amazed to frequently see foreign young men recollected in deep prayer in the chapel of the Madonna. We decided one beautiful day to speak with […]
Does the existence of inequality legitimately make those who have less suffer?
The desire for better living conditions and earthly happiness
“A Fool is the devil’s steed”
What exactly is an anti-communist?
Saint Bernadette, a peasant, is ennobled by her contact with Our Lady
by Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira Saint of the Day, Thursday, February 10th, 1966 “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 […]
Saint Gemma Galgani: Dignity and Angelic Purity
Conference, January 17th 1986 (*) This photograph is of Saint Gemma Galgani (1878-1903), a famous mystic who lived in the enchanting town of Lucca, Italy. Her countenance is impressive for several reasons. First, we note her profound reflection and the harmony of her traits. Second, the saint’s gaze has something elevated and sublime about […]
Understanding the Richness of the Angelus (March 25th): a very brief, eminently logical and well made three-point meditation on the Incarnation
The Angelus is a very brief, eminently logical and well made three-point meditation on the Incarnation. The first meditation is: The Angel of the Lord declared unto Mary, and she conceived of the Holy Spirit. The second one is: Behold the handmaid of the Lord, be it done unto me according to thy word. The third […]
The Immense Majesty of the Church’s Celebration of Easter
The immortal Church rises from Her trials, glorious like Christ, in the radiant dawn of His Resurrection.
St. Gabriel: an elevated sense of hierarchy and chastity, two pillars of the Counter-Revolution
By the Grandeur of St. Gabriel, we can deduce his high-ranking category