Social gathering at the Vatican
It's always a surprise to discover, like this morning, an interview with someone, whether well-known or not, but representative of our time, admitting that their encounter...
It's always a surprise to discover, like this morning, an interview with someone, whether well-known or not, but representative of our time, admitting that their encounter...
Is it Sunday? It's Sunday! Savoring the dawning day as if speaking to no one in particular, enjoying a hearty breakfast, it's a day of celebration, let's not forget...
What a marvel these senses are, all these visual, tactile, auditory, gustatory, or olfactory impressions return and form memory, where the...
Following the article, "Why this hatred of authority?", I received numerous reactions. The first consisted of confusion, or of asking me not to...
Authority resembles those secret agents so dear to Graham Greene, who conceal their identity to avoid losing it further in a bad encounter. It...
More than fifty years ago, the Catholic Church adopted a new Mass that broke with the tradition of the Church in an unprecedented way...
Preamble This letter to Pope Francis was initially written for La Voie Romaine 1 to bear witness to the beauty and efficacy of the traditional rite...
— Is it morning or evening? My breath would catch, then catch again. As if it were malfunctioning. It was failing me. My lungs were leaving me. I breathed...
In ancient Greece, men knew and recognized themselves through the eyes of their family, their loved ones, their community. Women reserved themselves...
It was in June 1985, in Pont-à-Mousson, at the end of the symposium "Music in the Church Today." Maurice Fleuret—may he rest in peace...
“First, you must rid yourself of this nauseating idea, born of a complex manifesto of inferiority and a worldly mind, that pomp, in the...
“Who is like God?”(1), the book by Lieutenant General Pierre Gillet, exhaustively inventories the qualities of a leader and outlines the….
Blessed Alain de la Roche (1) lamented the lukewarmness with which he recited his rosary in a Dominican church in Paris during the octave of the Torah...
A magnificent sequence in the Mass of Corpus Christi, written by Saint Thomas Aquinas, this dogmatic poem praises the new and true Zion, the Church.