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Doctor Gratiae

An Augustinian Pope is exactly what the Church needs at this time, and exactly what the grace of God has given Her.

Marian Co-Redemption will go the way of women deacons

The ordination of women had powerful proponents a generation ago, but it has now petered out. Marian Co-Redemption will go the same way.

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Why We Read The Genealogy On This, Our Lady’s Birthday

On this Nativity of Our Lady, the Gospel is mostly the genealogy with which the New Testament begins. The genealogy of Saint Joseph. Our Lord’s stepfather. Why include that at all? Never mind read it today, of all days?

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Not Hitler’s Pope

Pope Pius XII did not collaborate with the Nazis.

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Does no one expect the Spanish Inquisition?

The truth about the Spanish Inquisition.

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The Mass As Our Weekly Epiphany

Each time that we attend Mass, each time that we receive Holy Communion, and each time that we adore the Blessed Sacrament, then that is an Epiphany of the Lord to us, an Epiphany of the Lord for us, and an Epiphany of the Lord through us to the world.

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Born of a Virgin

Either the Virgin Birth fulfils the prophecy of Isaiah, or there was no expectation that the Messiah would be virgin-born, and thus no reason to make up that Jesus had been. The doctrine works either way.

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The Man Who Was Thursday, On The Man Who Invented Christmas

As Chesterton explains, Dickens’s defence of Christmas was a fight “for the old European festival, Pagan and Christian”, i.e., for “that trinity of eating, drinking and praying that to moderns appears irreverent”, unused as the modern mind is to “the holy day which is really a holiday.”

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Christmas: The True Form of Hanukkah

The true form of Hanukkah is Christmas.

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Corpus Christi: The Bulwark of Science

Only the objectivity of the Catholic Faith protects science from Postmodernism.

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One Spirit, One Body

The whole Church was baptised with the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, which we celebrate on Sunday, and She manifests that baptism through a rich plurality of gifts, the charisms. The whole Church, and thus every member, is therefore both Pentecostal and Charismatic.

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