Monaco Chooses Catholic Faith Over Abortion Hélène de Lauzun November 24, 2025 Prince Albert has closed the door on abortion reform in his principality out of respect for its Catholic identity.
Sacré-Cœur: An Unexpected Success Hélène de Lauzun October 29, 2025 Hit by general censorship, a documentary on the devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is winning over the hearts of the French audience.
Backing Your Values With Your Money? Only if the Left Approves Hélène de Lauzun May 30, 2025 The French Left just took the global trend of “let’s silence all who dare to challenge the system” to another level.
Young Brits Favor Catholicism Over Anglican Church Hélène de Lauzun April 14, 2025 The younger generations, in search of meaning, no longer find what they are looking for in a church that is too submissive to progressivism.
Attending a Latin Mass at the London Oratory Robert J. Hutchinson June 9, 2024 The liturgy is a sacred and intense ritual in which everyone is focused on the priestly offering to God unfolding before the congregation.
Record Attendance at the Chartres Pilgrimage: What’s Next? Hélène de Lauzun May 23, 2024 The pilgrimage has gone from being of interest only to a handful of traditionalist Catholic community media to arousing the curiosity of major national outlets.
Pentecost and Burning Down the City of Man Carlos Perona Calvete May 19, 2024 Pentecost and the blessing of the nations in their particularity is a judgement against the false unity of tyrants.
Michelin and the ‘Living Wage’: The Legacy of Catholic Entrepreneurship Hélène de Lauzun May 7, 2024 Founders saw social progress as the result of economic progress—something the state could not be expected to provide.
Ecstasy and the Love of Wisdom Peter Kwasniewski April 14, 2024 A truly philosophical investigation must remain open to things that pertain to the domain of grace, the life engendered by faith.
