Book Review: My Autobiography by Benito Mussolini (Part I)
“It is a book that is historically valuable, giving us, as it does, intimate pictures of Fascism in theory and practice.” – From the Editor
Tag: Europe
Book Review: The 12 Steps To Holiness and Salvation – Complied from the Writings of St. Alphonsus Ligouri
“Charity endureth all things, but only for the sake of eternal goods; ambition endureth all things, but only for the wretched honors of this world.”
– St. Peter of Blois
Book Review: Liberalism Is A Sin by Fr. Felix Sarda y Salvany
“Liberalism is a system, as Catholicism is, though in a contrary sense. It has its arts, its science, its literature, its economics, its ethics; that is, it has an organism all its own, animated by its own spirit and distinguishable by its own physiognomy.” – Fr. Salvany
The Death Penalty Abolition Movement and Modernism
“Pistoia! Pistoia! why have you not decreed
to turn yourself to ashes and end your days,
rather than to spread the evil of your seed!”
– Inferno, XXV. 10-12 (trans. by Ciardi).
Book Review: Saint Anthony, The Wonder-Worker of Padua by Charles Warren Stoddard
“He was a vessel of election, an eagle in knowledge, a wonder-worker beyond compare.” – St. Antoninus
Book Review: Refutation of the Koran by Br. Riccoldo of Monte Croce, O.P.
“Once you have carefully read this confutation of Brother Riccoldo, then you will learn for the first time how empty this religion is, how worthless, how lacking in substance; and how it has nothing of importance to say for our present day.”
– Bartholemaeus de Monte Arduo to Ferdinand II of Aragon
Book Download: Prayer: The Key of Salvation by Father Michael Müller, C.S.S.R.
Ah! would to God that I could stand on a high mountain, surrounded by all the sinners in the world ! I would cry aloud, at the top of my voice: “Pray, pray, pray! you will not die in your sins; you will be forgiven; you will be saved, if you only pray!”
Book Download: The Prodigal Son, or the Sinner’s Return to God by Father Michael Müller, C.S.S.R.
If we have followed the Prodigal Son in his sins, let us follow him now in his repentance. The Prodigal Son made up his mind to return to his father, no matter what it would cost. He was sorry for what he had done, and was determined to make reparation to the best of his power. No evil companion, no suggestion of the devil, could prevail upon him to stay any longer in a strange country — in a state of mortal sin. He was determined to make his confession to his father and obtain forgiveness.