Suppliant Omnipotence – The Incarnation of the Word

In an act of His infinite goodness, the Incarnation of the Word in the most pure bosom of Mary, God created the links that bound Himself to mankind. And Mary, becoming His Mother, likewise became the spiritual Mother of all men. Thus, when she petitions her Divine Son for us, it is as a mother […]

My Old Acquaintance, The Unimaginable

Whenever I see the façade of the Cathedral of Cologne, in the depths of my soul I perceive the encounter of two seemingly contradictory impressions. On one hand, it is a reality so beautiful that, if I didn’t know it [personally], I wouldn’t be capable of dreaming of it. But, on the other hand, something […]

American TFP Newsletter & Crusade Magazine – collection (1979 – 1999)

  American TFP Newsletters 1979, Vol. 1, No. 9 – 1983, Vol. 3, No. 14   American TFP Newsletters 1983, Vol. 3, No. 15 – 1986, Vol. 4, No. 19   American TFP Newsletters 1986, Vol. 4, No. 20 – 1991, vol. 5, No. 7   Crusade for a Christian Civilization (Magazine) 1974   Crusade […]

In Defense of Catholic Action

With a foreword by Archbishop B. Aloisi Masella, Apostolic Nuncio to Brazil and later Cardinal Camerlengo of the Roman Catholic Church. A keen analysis of the first stages of the leftist infiltration of Catholic Action, this work was highly praised in a letter written on behalf of Pope Pius XII by Archbishop G. B. Montini, Substitute Secretary of State of the Holy See, and later Pope Paul VI

Father José de Anchieta

Diário da Assembléia. Speech by Congressman Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira on Father Anchieta, at the Constituent Assembly, Rio de Janeiro, March 17, 1934       Reflecting the unanimous sentiment of the population of São Paulo, which, in addition to recognizing in Anchieta a reason of legitimate pride for the whole of Brazil, feels especially close […]

How to Study “Ambiences, Customs, Civilizations”

Saint of the Day, Friday, August 27, 1971 The Reconquista Course commission decided to study the “Ambiences, Customs, Civilizations” [section of Catolicismo] and want information. They write: We do not know how to divide the main lines for the study. We do not know how to break down into specifics the general principles you give in […]

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