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Likoudis to the Rescue? On the Flaws of an Old Conservative Warhorse
Why "The Pope, the Council, and the Mass" is useless as a current resource
Nov 18
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Likoudis to the Rescue? On the Flaws of an Old Conservative Warhorse
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Bloodbath in Tyler: Why (and How) Traditional Catholics Must Resist the Suppression of the TLM
The important role of temporary independent chapels in a time of persecution
Nov 11
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Bloodbath in Tyler: Why (and How) Traditional Catholics Must Resist the Suppression of the TLM
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Serious Young Catholics Crave Tradition—and We Should Listen to Them
How about promoting the Latin Mass instead of the Luce Mascot?
Nov 7
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Serious Young Catholics Crave Tradition—and We Should Listen to Them
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Understanding the Crisis in the Church: Insights from Three Readers
The role of the reclaimer; fleeing from the Cross; how the postconciliar Church cannibalizes the laity and pushes the young toward tradition
Oct 31
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Understanding the Crisis in the Church: Insights from Three Readers
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Four Unshaken Arguments Concerning the Mass
A classic text from Jean Madiran in 1980, with commentary
Oct 24
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Four Unshaken Arguments Concerning the Mass
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“Deliver us, we beseech Thee, O Lord, from all evils past, present, and to come”
A Mighty Prayer in the Roman Rite
Oct 10
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Peter Kwasniewski
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“Deliver us, we beseech Thee, O Lord, from all evils past, present, and to come”
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Clarifications on the Reign of Novelty: A Letter Exchange with a Friendly Critic
Humble Pie, Weekly Edition - A Preliminary Note
Sep 9
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Clarifications on the Reign of Novelty: A Letter Exchange with a Friendly Critic
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Crocodile Tears and Hand-Wringing: No GPS Coordinates for the Unicorn
At the same time, I ask you [bishops] to be vigilant in ensuring that every liturgy be celebrated with decorum and fidelity to the liturgical books…
Aug 26
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Peter Kwasniewski
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Crocodile Tears and Hand-Wringing: No GPS Coordinates for the Unicorn
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The Reign of Novelty and the Sins of the Times: Why the Novus Ordo Is Solely Modern in Content (Part 4 - Conclusion)
In the last part, we refuted the notion that the Novus Ordo is “more ancient” or that it resembles early Christian liturgies; on the contrary, its (1…
Aug 15
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The Reign of Novelty and the Sins of the Times: Why the Novus Ordo Is Solely Modern in Content (Part 4 - Conclusion)
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The Reign of Novelty and the Sins of the Times: Why the Novus Ordo Is Solely Modern in Content (Part 3)
In the second part, we saw that a mature liturgy is the fruit of an entire civilization, and that neither a high civilization nor the refined liturgy…
Aug 12
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The Reign of Novelty and the Sins of the Times: Why the Novus Ordo Is Solely Modern in Content (Part 3)
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The Reign of Novelty and the Sins of the Times: Why the Novus Ordo Is Solely Modern in Content (Part 2)
In the first part, I spoke about the humility Catholics should feel in the presence of “the cumulative piety of our precursors” and the gratitude we…
Aug 8
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The Reign of Novelty and the Sins of the Times: Why the Novus Ordo Is Solely Modern in Content (Part 2)
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The Reign of Novelty and the Sins of the Times: Why the Novus Ordo Is Solely Modern in Content (Part 1)
As promised, I am sharing with readers of Tradition & Sanity the full text of the lecture I gave last month at the Roman Forum in Gardone, Italy.
Aug 5
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Peter Kwasniewski
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The Reign of Novelty and the Sins of the Times: Why the Novus Ordo Is Solely Modern in Content (Part 1)
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