From Marian Dress Code to Elegant Catholic Attire – A Journey in Modesty
2019 update:I admit I’ve gotten sort of lazy since I now go from car to destination, as opposed to having to walk the streets of NYC. I had to re-read… Read more »
Category Archives: Culture & Lifestyle
Are Catholic Preppers (Survivalists) Paranoid or Prudent?
Catholic Preppers Catholic Preppers, or survivalists, are people who believe “catastrophic disaster or emergency is likely to occur in the future and make active preparations for it, typically by stockpiling… Read more »
If You Really, Really Want to Be Poor – I’ll Tell You How (Spiritual Poverty vs Destitution)
Catholics have an interesting relationship with money. It’s a love hate – with a little guilt sprinkled on top. It’s something I love to discuss because I am often at… Read more »
6 Excuses American Catholic Women Use Not to Veil
When Catholics refer to ‘veiling’, they simply mean a woman’s act of covering her head during Mass. Often it refers to using a mantilla or chapel veil, but it can… Read more »
Have a Blessed Christmas!
Have a blessed Christmas everyone! I leave with you a Sermon by Saint Leo the Great! I. All Share in the Joy of Christmas Our Saviour, dearly-beloved, was born today:… Read more »
Advent Embertide: Winter – All You Need to Know About Advent Ember Days
We have the opportunity to observe Ember days 4 times a year. Advent Embertide is a special time to fast and pray before the birth of our Lord. “All things… Read more »
It’s Time We Had Some Real, Masculine Men in the Church!
Yes, It’s time we had some real masculine men in the Church! We live in a time of gender neutrality where the lines between masculine and feminine are intentionally blurred…. Read more »
The Ape of the Church – From “Signs of the Times” by Fulton J. Sheen
The Ape of the Church – From “Signs of the Times” by Fulton J. Sheen We live in a time of such confusion in the Catholic Church. There seems to… Read more »
Three Chants You Might Have Chanted As a Knight Templar Crusader in the Middle Ages
It is not uncommon for a Catholic millennial to fantasize about being a Knight Templar Crusader and fighting all things anti-Catholic, while shouting “Deus Vult”. His fantasy goes something like… Read more »
Burying a St Joseph Statue in the Ground – Superstitious?
2018 Update: I’m still not sure if this is something we should be doing. Comment with your thoughts. Call it the remnants of my Protestant aversion to anything that appears… Read more »