St. Anthony on Patience
Patience is one of the fruits of the Holy Spirit in us. Practically, we are required to be patient in many ways: for there are some things, trials and crosses, which come to us from God; others, temptations and enticements, that come to us from our old...
Poverty and Love of Self
“To practice poverty one must have it in their heart” St. John Bosco If the Lord proclaims poverty as the first of the Beatitudes, it is in reason of charity, for it is by charity that it has the first pace. Yes, poverty is the first outburst of charity...
Jesus and the Paraclete
Jesus is the Savior for us, it is He who makes us pass out of the state of a sinner to the one of a child of God. But it remains for us to pass from the state of one redeemed to the one of the elect, of the friend. And if Jesus sends the Paraclete to...
Fr. Marie Dominique Philippe on Mercy
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He blew harmonica and he was pretty good with that, but he wanted to play guitar. -Son House on Robert Johnson In November, it's hard to know a cherry tree is a cherry tree. If it has any leaves ... He blew harmonica and he was pretty good with that,...
The Infidelity of the Future
I know that all times are perilous, and that in every time serious and anxious minds, alive to the honour of God and the needs of man, are apt to consider no times so perilous as their own. At all times the enemy of souls assaults with fury the Church...
Seeing with the Heart
For the heart to see it must be broken open. Michael D. O'Brien
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Part I of Sergei Miroshnichenko's trilogy of Solzhenitsyn films - Жить не по лжи. {Russian audio with English subtitles.}
Chesterton
“The men of the East may spell the stars, And times and triumphs mark, But the men signed of the cross of Christ Go gaily in the dark.” ― G.K. Chesterton, The Ballad of the White Horse
Solzhenitsyn on Literature and National Identity
Literature transmits condensed and irrefutable human experience in still another priceless way: from generation to generation. It thus becomes the living memory of a nation. What has faded into history it thus keeps warm and preserves in a form that defies...