Category: Reflections
Thoughtful meditations and commentaries on various aspects of the Catholic faith, such as scripture, theology, liturgy, and daily life. These reflections aim to deepen one’s spiritual understanding, offer guidance, and inspire personal growth in faith.
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Kevin Wells Asks SSPX Priests to Leave the Society—And He Is Right
A dispute at Crisis Magazine highlights Kevin Wells’ call for an SSPX priest to serve in struggling parishes, urging reflection on the priesthood’s missionary role, while facing criticism from prominent figures sympathetic to the SSPX. Read more…
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Sydney Kneels Again
On Corpus Christi, Archbishop Fisher restores kneelers in Sydney churches, marking Eucharistic renewal and preparing hearts for the upcoming Eucharistic Congress. Read more…
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The Minds Behind Magnifica Humanitas
Magnifica Humanitas is, in many ways, a Francis document written by Leo XIV. Drawing heavily from Francis, John Paul II, Vatican II, Benedict XVI, Augustine, and other Catholic thinkers, it applies their ideas to the challenges of artificial intelligence and human dignity. Read more…
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Why I Love the Masses at Liliw Church in Laguna
The author recounts a reverent Novus Ordo Mass in Laguna and urges Catholics to reflect why such practices are not more widely followed elsewhere. Read more…
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Pope Leo XIV, Germany, Fiducia Supplicans, and the Problem of Moral Clarity
Pope Leo XIV responds to Germany and Fiducia Supplicans, emphasizing unity, but questions remain about moral clarity, repentance, and the Church’s consistent teaching. Read more…
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Divine Mercy Chaplet Is the Most Powerful Prayer After the Mass, Priest Opines
Father Ken Geraci highlights the Chaplet of Divine Mercy as an extension of the Mass and the most powerful prayer after the Eucharist Read more…
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Fr. John Perricone On Complete Ignorance of Sacred Doctrine
Fr. John Perricone reflects on his 50-year priesthood, emphasizing the importance of returning to Sacred Doctrine in his book, Torches Against the Abyss. Read more…