Miracle worker, missionary, and fearless confessor to royals in a revolutionary age — Saint Anthony Mary Claret’s life burned with zeal for souls. Here’s a feature article on the the fiery Catalan who defied revolution, exile, and death to spread Christ’s truth.

Saint Anthony Mary Claret burned with apostolic zeal, founding new communities to save souls. Discover how his Collect reveals a bishop’s mission — and the Church’s neglected concern for salvation and holiness. catholicism.org/whats-in-that-… via St. Benedict Center

At twelve years old, He astonished the learned men of Israel. What did the Boy Jesus reveal in the Temple? Explore this mystery within a mystery, where Saint Luke’s silence challenges us to probe deeper. catholicism.org/ad-rem-no-491.…

The Boy Jesus confounded the wise in the Temple — raising questions that still pierce the heart and mind. Read the email version of my latest Ad Rem (subscribe at the link) for the full reflection. ✝️ “On the Boy Jesus and the Doctors of the Law” mailchi.mp/catholicism/ji…

How did Our Lady and Saint Joseph lost Our Lord in the Temple? What did Jesus discuss with the doctors while they looked for Him? Both questions are considered here:

Feast of October 24: Saint Raphael, the Healer of God, who guided Tobias, comforted Christ in agony, and still ministers to suffering souls today. The angelic physician who binds wounds the world cannot see. catholicism.org/saint-raphael.… via St. Benedict Center

Magnificent show or genuine substance? Considerations from informed English Catholics on the Vatican meeting of King Charles III and Pope Leo XIV. catholicism.org/unity-or-somet… via St. Benedict Center

The apostle of Ethiopia is on the calendar today, sent thither by Saint Athanasius the Great. catholicism.org/saint-frumenti… via St. Benedict Center

Can Catholics ever quote the Talmud without compromising the Faith? Brother André Marie explains why orthodox scholars have done so for centuries — and how it can illuminate Scripture while exposing error. catholicism.org/on-the-utility… via St. Benedict Center

From the guillotine’s shadow to the twentieth century, a hidden France fought for its King and God. Charles Coulombe introduces the Angloshere to the intellectual and spiritual forces that define the royal and Catholic French Right. catholicism.org/the-intelligen… via St. Benedict Center

Mel Gibson cast a Polish pro-abortion activist to play the Virgin Mary in his “Passion” sequel. The decision has ignited a firestorm of controversy and accusations of blasphemy, especially in Poland. catholicism.org/pro-abortion-p… via St. Benedict Center

P. D'Angona, Sacerdos Romano-Catholicus Fr Thomas Crean OP “Traduttore, traditore,” as the Italians say.

“The Church in Syria is dying,” warns a bishop once held captive by ISIS. Christians are fleeing, and the ancient community faces collapse. Can anything be done to save it? catholicism.org/the-church-in-… via St. Benedict Center

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Classical Theist ✠ I appreciate this. It's a properly nuanced and realistic look at a neuralgic issue that's too often spoken of in mere slogans. Regarding this passage: "But insofar as Jewish groups, organizations, or constellations of influence weaponize interreligious dialogue for nefarious

Today — Nov. 5 — is the commemoration of all the holy relics. The veneration of relics: talk about a practice that can “create confusion and an imbalance in the harmony of the truths of the Christian faith”! This is why we explain it: catholicism.org/left-behind.ht… via St. Benedict Center

Fr. Peter Damian Mary Fehlner, the respected Scotist theologian, defending Our Lady’s titles of Coredemptrix, Mediatrix, and Advocate ... catholicism.org/fr-peter-damia… via St. Benedict Center

“You are so deeply engraved on my heart that the more I realize how truly you love me from the depths of your soul, the more incapable I am of forgetting you, and the more constantly you are in my thoughts; for your love moves me deeply, and makes my love for you burn more

After WWI, Europe’s Catholic Right, led by Charles Maurras, sought a royal revival in France, which spread to other nations. How did Maurras’ movementrelate to Mussolini’s Fascism? Charles A. Coulombe explains. catholicism.org/?p=82941via St. Benedict Center

Rome issued a new document on Mary’s titles. Here are two expert discussions defending her role as Mediatrix and Co-Redemptrix against this flawed doctrinal note. catholicism.org/two-discussion… via St. Benedict Center