Substacks recommended by Tradition and Sanity

Recommended by Tradition and Sanity

Plumbing the depths of fairytales, philosophy, and political ideology.

Practical help for wives to manage their households, meant for the spirited woman who is ready to be competent and cares not a fig for perfection, nor does she wish to live in a mess, but wants to make a warm home for her family and friends.

Maintaining the Realm

By Aaron Pattee

Maintaining the Realm dismantles tropes and dispels misconceptions of the medieval Holy Roman Empire through the analysis and exploration of architecture and historical charters.

The abundance of historical information this author brings to Substack will astound and delight all readers. He will help you to discover that the medieval period is even more fascinating than you already thought it was.

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Kmita’s Library

By Robert Lazu Kmita

"Where is Paradise?" "Do Extraterrestrials, Dragons, and Giants exist?" "What is Beauty?" "Where was Atlantis located?" In the essays, reviews, and commentaries you can read here, you will find answers to such essential questions.

Robert's work is always thought-provoking in the best ways, of consistently high quality, and wide-ranging in themes. His work exemplifies "fides quaerens intellectum," faith seeking understanding.

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Via Mediaevalis

By Robert Keim

Medieval spirituality for the postmodern world—sharing authentic texts, serious scholarship, and sincere commentary to help us rediscover reality.

Art for the Liturgical Year

By Amelia McKee

Reflections on art through the Liturgical Year

John Byron Kuhner

Writing from our bookshop in Steubenville, Ohio.

The Epimethean: Defying the Machine Through Embodied Living

By Robin Phillips

Finding hope in a distinctly human way of life.

Loved the interview on John Senior with Julian Kwasniewski! :-)

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Controversiam

Seeking truth through controversy. Quality writing on the perennial questions of human concern, in light of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Gladsome Light

By Philip Primeau

Words in view of splendor.

Noble lyrics.

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Insanity and Renewal

By Johnathan Wintres

An elegant defense of the so-called "insane" pathway to renewal in the Catholic, but inclusive, way of life

Glorious memories of the Revolution that still continues, wherever geriatric muscles can advance it.

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Mere Tradition with Kennedy Hall

Catholic Tradition. No more, no less.

Kevin’s Substack

By Kevin Tierney

Where Kevin brings you traditionalism from the moderate fringe of the Church.

The Inscapist

By Denise Trull

"The writer should never be ashamed of staring. There is nothing that does not require his attention." - Flannery O'Connor. I am a lover of the word in all its forms. I stare incorrigibly at everything. And then I write.

A.P. Ward's Literary Fiction

By Andrew Paul Ward

A creative writing substack of fiction and poetry by Andrew Paul Ward.

Grain of Wheat

By James Green

Thoughts in process about knowledge, free will, society, theology, the spiritual life and reality. Everything somehow relates to John 12:24

Roseanne T. Sullivan

By RoseanneTSullivan.Substack.com

This Substack is about whatever strikes my Catholic fancy, Catholic in the old sense of all-embracing, but also Catholic in the sense of being a member of and staunch believer in the Catholic Church.

Jonathan’s Substack

By Jonathan Arrington

My personal Substack

Christ the Symphonic Adventure

By brian moore

Journey Into the Future that is God

Dr. Mark Nowakowski's substack

By Mark Nowakowski

A sometimes intense and sometimes casual substack on culture, music, politics, religion, and other divisive topics often avoided in polite company.

Musings from the Roman Apocalypse Marshmallow Roast

By Frasier Crane Is Not Amused

Synodal Reprobates, I'm listening! Personal musings on the slide into Clown World apostasy by the stand up comedians attempting to abrogate the Roman Rite of the Catholic Church through Inspector Clouseau levels of buffoonery.

Happy Despite Them

By Leila Marie Lawler

Leila Marie Lawler. Also known as Auntie Leila. Short (I hope) ramblings.

The Daily Thomist

By Joseph Stack

Stay spiritually and intellectually nourished with our bite-sized catholic newsletter in philosophy and theology. Read by priests, professors, parents and more.

This Substack makes it easy and enjoyable to pursue lifelong learning in the School of the Angelic Doctor.

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