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A modern scholar-saint on the great Rule by the Patriarch of Western monasticism Among the giants of the Benedictine Order in modern times, Cardinal Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster stands out as a scholar, churchman, and saint-one who deeply researched monasticism and liturgy, and, in spite of being elevated to the archbishopric of Milan, kept the heart of a monk whose childlike faith, ascetical self-denial, and all-embracing charity were recogni...

A modern scholar-saint on the great Rule by the Patriarch of Western monasticism Among the giants of the Benedictine Order in modern times, Cardinal Alfredo Ildefonso Schuster stands out as a scholar, churchman, and saint-one who deeply researched monasticism and liturgy, and, in spite of being elevated to the archbishopric of Milan, kept the heart of a monk whose childlike faith, ascetical self-denial, and all-embracing charity were recogni...

Blessed Columba Marmion was much sought after throughout his life by those with questions on faith, prayer, or temptation, and his striking powers of spiritual counsel are on full display in this collection of letters exchanged between him and various members of the faithful. Union with God reveals a man speaking not only from the experience of the mind, but also from the depths of his own soul. These letters find Marmion employing his vast th...

Blessed Columba Marmion was much sought after throughout his life by those with questions on faith, prayer, or temptation, and his striking powers of spiritual counsel are on full display in this collection of letters exchanged between him and various members of the faithful. Union with God reveals a man speaking not only from the experience of the mind, but also from the depths of his own soul. These letters find Marmion employing his vast th...

Essays and articles byFr Claude Barthe ¿ Christian Browne ¿ Madoc Cairns ¿ Philip Campbell ¿ Larry Chapp ¿ John Daniel Davidson ¿ Fr Raymond de Souza ¿ Gregory DiPippo ¿ Michael Brendan Dougherty ¿ Ross Douthat ¿ Timothy Flanders ¿ Matthew Hazell ¿ Peter Kwasniewski ¿ Jean-Pierre Maugendre ¿ John Pepino ¿ Fr John Perricone ¿ Eric Sammons ¿ Karl Gustel Wärnberg ¿ George Weigel The sixtieth anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Coun...

Essays and articles byFr Claude Barthe ¿ Christian Browne ¿ Madoc Cairns ¿ Philip Campbell ¿ Larry Chapp ¿ John Daniel Davidson ¿ Fr Raymond de Souza ¿ Gregory DiPippo ¿ Michael Brendan Dougherty ¿ Ross Douthat ¿ Timothy Flanders ¿ Matthew Hazell ¿ Peter Kwasniewski ¿ Jean-Pierre Maugendre ¿ John Pepino ¿ Fr John Perricone ¿ Eric Sammons ¿ Karl Gustel Wärnberg ¿ George Weigel The sixtieth anniversary of the opening of the Second Vatican Coun...

Como culminación de aquellos años de volátiles experimentos, se introdujo, en 1969, un nuevo rito de la Misa: no se trató sólo de un toque cosmético, sino de una radical reconstrucción del acto central del culto de la Iglesia. Una minoría de fieles siguieron adhiriendo fielmente al rito tradicional, que Juan Pablo II y Benedicto XVI liberaron gradualmente de restricciones. El constante crecimiento de este movimiento "tradicionalista" plantea i...

First published in 1962, The Metaphysics of Love is both a concise study of Thomas Aquinas's existential metaphysics and a demonstration of the enduring influence of Thomism on Western thought. Penned by distinguished Thomist scholar Frederick Wilhelmsen, this book explores the ontology of the human person, placing it in dialogue with philosophers ranging from Plato, Aristotle, and Aquinas to Kant, Hegel, and Heidegger. Wilhelmsen ultimately n...

On the Feast of the Assumption in 1956, Valentin Tomberg began to work on the hitherto unpublished text which is set before the reader in this book. Written in the second half of his life (a decade or so following his conversion to Catholicism), this text documents an essential, transitional stage in the development of his work. Here Tomberg gives an account of how far, and in what way, he might be truly certain of matters pertaining to the gr...

On the Feast of the Assumption in 1956, Valentin Tomberg began to work on the hitherto unpublished text which is set before the reader in this book. Written in the second half of his life (a decade or so following his conversion to Catholicism), this text documents an essential, transitional stage in the development of his work. Here Tomberg gives an account of how far, and in what way, he might be truly certain of matters pertaining to the gr...

Fake news, genetic engineering, designer babies, Big Pharma, incipient totalitarian rule, the destruction of books, transhumanism, the desire to play God, and the serial misuse of the word "science"-it may sound a lot like America in the 2020s, but these politically charged modern concerns have been probed deeply in classic fiction by a host of prescient authors over the past two centuries. The Art of Being Human draws some much-needed attenti...

Fake news, genetic engineering, designer babies, Big Pharma, incipient totalitarian rule, the destruction of books, transhumanism, the desire to play God, and the serial misuse of the word "science"-it may sound a lot like America in the 2020s, but these politically charged modern concerns have been probed deeply in classic fiction by a host of prescient authors over the past two centuries. The Art of Being Human draws some much-needed attenti...

Father Stonor's Love is a luminous compilation of letters and sermons written by Benedictine monk Dom Julian Stonor, who sees the details of our world in all its variety as sacramental. The special value of these writings is the intimate and honest perspective they offer of the spiritual drama inherent in the author's vow of obedience. In truth, few writings even come close to so riveting a description of the hidden drama lived out by the cons...

Father Stonor's Love is a luminous compilation of letters and sermons written by Benedictine monk Dom Julian Stonor, who sees the details of our world in all its variety as sacramental. The special value of these writings is the intimate and honest perspective they offer of the spiritual drama inherent in the author's vow of obedience. In truth, few writings even come close to so riveting a description of the hidden drama lived out by the cons...

During his life, Francis de Sales had a gift for giving spiritual direction to lay people living ordinary lives in the world. He firmly believed that everyone could grow in holiness, even while engaged in very active occupations, and his books and volumes

Is there a connection between the systemic crisis of globalization and the current "winter" of the ecumenical movement? Conversely, can radical quests for meaning (sometimes transformed into fundamentalist movements) constitute the basis for a spiritual, political, and intellectual renewal of contemporary societies, if understood through an ecumenical metaphysics? In this second volume of Towards an Ecumenical Metaphysics, Antoine Arjakovsky...

What would a "reappeared" Plotinus answer today if asked how we might build a divinely-ordered city? That is the question at the core of this unique book, and Stephen Clark takes us on a wide-ranging deep dive to uncover possible answers. To do so, he first gives an account of the Plotinian philosophy of mind and metaphysics, showing how Plotinus nicely balances the entanglement of soul-body composites (our immediate identities) with the worki...

In this engaging and wide-ranging work, John Beaumont, the leading expert on the history of Catholic converts in the English-speaking world, takes us on a tour through the highways and byways by which many souls have entered into the Catholic Church, the "house with a hundred gates." We are regaled with moving stories of heroic English martyrs, and the quieter but no less inspiring stories of women who brought their families and social circles...

In this engaging and wide-ranging work, John Beaumont, the leading expert on the history of Catholic converts in the English-speaking world, takes us on a tour through the highways and byways by which many souls have entered into the Catholic Church, the "house with a hundred gates." We are regaled with moving stories of heroic English martyrs, and the quieter but no less inspiring stories of women who brought their families and social circles...

Is there a connection between the systemic crisis of globalization and the current "winter" of the ecumenical movement? Conversely, can radical quests for meaning (sometimes transformed into fundamentalist movements) constitute the basis for a spiritual, political, and intellectual renewal of contemporary societies, if understood through an ecumenical metaphysics? In this second volume of Towards an Ecumenical Metaphysics, Antoine Arjakovsky...