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• Fr Schmiedeler talks Consumer Co-operatives
• Cálaeb G. O''Neill: The Easter Rising of 1916
• Fr Cramer confronts the effeminacy of modern fathers
• St Bernard praises the new knighthood
... and much more!
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Each of us has a sphere of influence, no matter how limited, through which we can contribute to the future Catholic social order. — Theo Howard: The Little Way of Christendom, 2025
Poor Jews! You invoked a dreadful curse upon your own heads in saying: 'His blood be on us and our children'.— St Alphonsus Liguori: The Passion and Death of Jesus Christ, 1886.
In our days more than ever the main strength of evil men is the cowardice and weakness of those who are good, and all the backbone of the kingdom of Satan lies in the weakness of Christians. — Pope Saint Pius X
The so-called emancipation of women proclaimed by moderns constitutes an unnatural equality of wife with husband, and therefore is a debasing of the womanly character and the dignity of motherhood. — Fr Henri Grenier: Thomistic Philosophy - Volume III: Moral Philosophy
Following the ongoing formation of Catholic families, we next need Catholic intermediary institutions. — Theo Howard: The Little Way of Christendom, 2025
We want true, honourable and healthy liberty. Liberty in the sense of licence, without regard for others, independent of nature and of God, we do not want. — Chancellor Dollfuss: Vienna, April 8, 1934
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Banning advertising, affirming the headship of the father, Remigration from the perspective of St Thomas Aquinas, and chronicles of the crusades. Did we miss anything?
A king desires to be the guardian of his people, that those who have property may be secure in the possession of it.
— Aristotle: Politics, Book IV, Chapter III
The Jewish Messianic ambition, therefore, contains a twofold source of corruption and decay for other nations. It corrupts the national life on the natural level, and by its opposition to the supernatural life coming from Our Lord Jesus Christ, it rejects that succor, by which alone, human life, individual and national, can be lived in order. — Fr Denis Fahey: The Kingship of Christ and Organized Naturalism
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• Arno Arcand: The Myth of Neutrality
• Fr Charles Plater: The Pacifist Extreme
• Sir William Cobbett: On the “Sisterhood”
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