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Please review postPoetry by Teresa Baker-Carl Sinking to His knees in sorrow,knowing deep inside the horrors of tomorrow,His sweat pours out like drops of blood,and on His knees He prays:Oh Father, take this cup from me, but only as You will,for I am here as You have sent me,and I will continue still.This cup which …
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Please review post by Corinne Swetz Pacemama dissapears. Faithful Catholics commence with cheers. We’ve had enough of pagan trash. We’re fighting back with a brand new splash.Into the Tiber, she took a plunge,Good riddance, with a forceful lunge. The Vatican in utter shock, but delighted are the faithful flock.How surprising, she can’t swim. We watch the …
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Please review postby Aldo Rizzo God is in me, do you want to deny that?What is inside of me, my soul, who created it and who does it belong to?My soul, not mine to have, a butterfly clasping it’s wings and releasing into a flight of loneliness. It is alone, desolate and to the brink …
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Please review postGuest Submission By The Commander Dedicated to the Blessed Emperor Karl der Grosse The Great Exemplar and Father of Catholic Knighthood The first French edition of The Liturgical Year by Don Geranger listed January 28 as a local feast day for Charlemagne. Below is the prayer composed by Dom Prosper Guerangest in honor …
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Please review postBy David Martin Cardinal Raymond Burke has come out and blasted the upcoming Amazonian Synod as a direct attack on Jesus Christ. The synod is scheduled to convene this month in Rome from the 6-27. In an interview published Sept. 27 in First Things, the 71 year old cardinal told reporter Sohrab Ahmari, …
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Please review postby John Evans Through shafts of living beams of gold and Autumnal fire, I climb the summit of that place to look on the throne of atonement, Where long the withering of the leaves has ebbed away to solid stone, freed of moss, To heights of well-watered earth whose roots in the memory …
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Please review postBy Teresa Baker-Carl Smooth as the petals of roses, soft as a gentle rain; tender as a baby’s breathing, and quiet as the growing grain, we become aware of this love He gives imperceptible as a whispered breeze curling and swaying around us cooling the soul which grieves. Heaven on high is weeping, …
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Please review postby David Martin 2000 years ago, Christ instituted the Roman Catholic Church with the commission that it enlighten all peoples on the path of salvation and provide a sure means of attaining it. As Christ sees it, the Roman Catholic Church is the one central world authority to which all peoples should be …
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Please review postWE ARE ALL HERETICS By Sergio Dominguez EDITOR’S NOTE: The author of this piece, Mr. Dominguez, was hoping that anyone interested in translating his documents in the future would email him at the following address. His native language is Spanish and this document was translated by Google. sergiopdominguez@icloud.com Few Catholics question that we …
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Please review postby John Evans Part I Exodus in summer
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Please review post by John Evans Light from light, Thou Lord of Hosts, From whom and through who all loves subsist, How, Thou didst humble Thyself to die, Upon the tree of life for me, That I might bear Thy deathless life in me.
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Please review postPoetry by John C Evans Part I: Exile at Noon In a little glade at noontime, at the comingling of bark and dew, I kneel beneath the shadow of a mighty oak, Neither old nor wholly young, But ever glistening and loftier than the seeders and pines that line that quiet place, And spreading …
