Sophia Institute Press Publishes Monthly Liturgical Companion to Traditional Latin Mass
‘Benedictus’ was developed in 2020, before the Vatican published ‘Traditionis Custodes.’
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Catholic Church Law and Law of Love Inform Father Altman Case
NEWS ANALYSIS: Understanding the canonical process and obedience are important in unpacking the contentious case of the Wisconsin priest and his bishop.
St. Joseph and the Sacrifice of the Mass
Model of Piety — in the Church’s Worship and in His Own ‘Hidden’ Life
5 Books on St. Joseph to Read for the Jubilee Year
THE JUBILEE OF ST. JOSEPH: Book picks from St. Julian Peter Eymard, Mike Aquilina, Father Donald Calloway and others
St. Joseph as a Model of Holiness
He Provides the Perfect Liturgical Example — Especially for Men
Catholic Universities and Colleges Ready to Respond to COVID Threat This Fall
Special Report: Institutions of higher learning detail their response to coronavirus in a Register survey as they prepare to open classrooms and dorms this fall.
Daily Mass Provides Regular Schedule for Deeper Faith and Greater Holiness
The blessings of celebrating the purpose and promise of the Real Presence made real and present on the altar of sacrifice each day.
Catholic Principles and Common Sense Offer Path to Sensible Police Reform
The Church offers guidance on how to maintain the common good in society while also safeguarding individual liberties as a basis for any significant discussion about law enforcement reform.
Holy Orders, Baptism, Confirmation Guidelines Help Dioceses Navigate COVID-19
As June is traditionally the ‘ordination season’ for most U.S. dioceses, the guidelines from the Thomistic Institute on holy orders couldn’t have come at a better time.
Dioceses Seek to Balance Health and Reverence in Plans to Resume Public Mass
As dioceses look to bring the Eucharist to the faithful, various guidance is available to bishops and pastors.
