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This Week’s Featured Article…
Michael J. Matt's Interview of Raymond Cardinal Burke
In this wide-ranging interview, learn what Cardinal Burke thinks of the liturgical reforms of Vatican II, the 'Church of Accompaniment,' the ‘Spirit of Vatican II.' Will he lose his red hat? What is his advice for faithful Catholics scandalized by it all? What’s a “formal correction” of a pope look like? This and so much more about the history-making dubia of the Four Cardinals.
Michael J. Matt: Christmas Memories: Growing up Catholic, Growing Older
Plus, a Remnant Update: No publishing changes, no subscription price increase as the Remnant’s print-edition surges ahead with new writers and an influx of new subscribers. (Thank you, Your Holiness!)
Avellina Balestri: And Thy Word Broke Their Swords: The Empowering Depth of Christmas
“One of the most moving and powerful Christmas reflections I’ve ever read.” – Michael J. Matt
Patrick Archbold: A Spark from Poland
We have both the Church and Government of Poland, against all odds and opinion, courageously responding to a direct request of heaven and enthroning Our Lord as King. What’s the connection between this and a prophesy of Sr. Faustina’s from 1938?
This is the largest statue of Christ in the world --the recently-completed Christ the King of Poland.
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Susan Claire Potts: All Things Visible and Invisible: A Christmas Gift of Faith
Another soon-to-be-classic Christmas story from the author of “The Glory of the Olive.”
Timothy J. Cullen: The Ghost of Christmas Future
The Ghost of Christmas Future appears to you and me as a spectral but not grim figure, nothing like the ghost that appeared to Scrooge, because this ghost is none other than the Holy Ghost, Who is the Third Person of God.
Emmet Scott: On the Political Front… Russia and the Moral Depravity of the Obama Administration
What’s really going on in Syria?
From The Archives: Christmas at the Front: December 23, 1943
In our continued quest for gold buried away in the archives of The Remnant and The Wanderer, this one appeared in The Wanderer when Remnant founder, Walter L. Matt, was oversees fighting in the European theater of World War II. Very moving! For example: A stalwart, somewhere in the far Pacific, wrote his sweetheart a request: “I’ll receive Communion at midnight Mass for you. Please do the same for me. It will make me feel so close to home.”
Walter L. Matt: Lost in the Fifties, Too
Christians Displaced in Israel and Yugoslavia and remembering Cardinal Stepinac. Written by the founder of The Remnant on December 27, 1951
Anna Priore: Catholic Culture Watch
If You Don’t Like Nativity Scenes, Don’t Have One!
Hilary White: A Hopeful Sign…Sawing Off the Branch
A brief but brilliant essay on the good that Pope Francis is doing by finally cutting off the branch on the whole revolution of Vatican II. Keep smiling this Christmas, and keep the Faith—it’ll soon be over.
Father Celatus: The Last Word… Unleashing Evil: Mission Accomplished, Modernists!
Whatever happened to those imprecatory psalms? The elimination of imprecatory prayers has had the two-fold harmful effect of reducing the Catholic arsenal against forces of evil and dumbed down a sense among Catholics of the presence and ferocity of evil in the world. Mission accomplished, Modernists!
The Remnant Speaks Letters to the Editor—
The Church of Accompaniment
Slouching Towards Tradition
Erin Go Bad
Thanks to The Daily Beast, I Subscribed to The Remnant
Greeting from Ireland
The Orthodox Teaching, from an Orthodox Priest
If Luther was Right, then Catholics are Wrong: A Letter from Sweden
Pope Turns 80
Seeking Pilgrimage Partners
Remnant Tours’ Youth Fund
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