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At This Most Glorious Time

This article is from One Peter Five Dear OnePeterFive donors, supporters and readers,   I might not need to remind you, dear reader—but still, it’s nice to think about: we are not even halfway through Easter. The Son is Risen, and the celebration has just begun. Curiously, however, we Catholics seem to prefer Lent. We [...]

A Somber Anniversary

Today is the eighth anniversary of Father Gruner’s passing, on April 29, 2015. Our hearts are still filled with warm affection for this most zealous priest of Jesus Christ, as well as with gratitude and admiration for his tireless labors in the Fatima Apostolate which was his life’s work. So profoundly like his Divine Master [...]

The Satanic Temple Convenes in a Once Catholic City

Witches Night in New England On the weekend of April 28th to April 30th, The Satanic Temple—one of the two principal manifestations of organized Satanism in the United States today—will hold its second annual national conference in that major American city most identified, historically, with the Catholic Faith. The sold-out event, marketed as “the largest Satanic [...]

Why the Great Reset Had to Happen

This article is from One Peter Five Above: Klaus Schwab with François Fillon, Prime Minister of the French Republic in 2008. Editor’s note: continuing from last week, we publish another lecture from the 2022 Roman Forum. To attend this summer’s symposium in Gardone, Italy, click here The “Great Reset” comes out of very long-term trends [...]

History of Modernism in the Life of Father Lamennais

Who Was Father Lamennais? Simply put, Father Lamennais is most recognized today by the epithet ‘Father of Modernism.’ Father Hugues-Félicité Robert de Lamennais was a Roman Catholic priest, philosopher, and political theorist. He lived from 1782 to 1854 in France. This was a turbulent time. France had suffered terribly from the French Revolution, the ideas [...]

Forgotten Customs of Rogation Days

This article is from One Peter Five Above: priest and school children on Rogation procession, c. 1950. The little boy is carrying a symbolic tree of plenty. Source: Hulton Archive/Getty Images.   What are Rogation Days? Liturgies.net summarizes these forgotten elements of our Catholic heritage as follows: Rogation Days are the four days set apart [...]

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