Tarsicius is the patron of first communicants, altar boys, and a confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament. Tarsicius is believed to have been a deacon in Rome. Around the year 255, as he was carrying the Blessed Sacrament along the Appian Way to give Communion to imprisoned Christians, bystanders seized him. He was beaten to death […]
Quote/s of the Day – 27 October – Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C, Gospel: Luke 18:9–14 “For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled and he who humbles himself will be exa…
Thirty years after her death, the body of St. Bernadette was found in a remarkable state of preservation.
On August 15th, Archbishop Viganò responded to a letter from Remnant Editor Michael Matt. Mr. Matt asked for Viganò’s thoughts on Bishop Barron’s latest defense of Vatican II, which he launched on his “Word on Fire” website. If you haven’t yet read Viganò’s excellent response, please read it here. As Abp. Viganò states at the outset, he preferred to focus his reflection on the introductory passage from Benedict XVI rather than focus on the “Vatican II FAQs” Barron’s website proposes. Thus, I thought I’d try my hand on giving brief alternative answers to Barron’s Vatican II FAQs.
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Saint of the Day – 28 August – St Augustine (354-430) born Augustinus Aurelius (13 November 354 at Tagaste, Numidia, North Africa (Souk-Ahras, Algeria) – 28 August 430 at Hippo, …
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Andrew Dickson on "Strange and Familiar," a show at the Barbican, in London, of images of the United Kingdom taken by foreign photographers.
