Issue: February 1989
From the Desk of the Editor
There are many books around today that are "self-help" books or books to improve oneself. One "book" that gets little notice in the world today is actually the finest "self-help book" we'll ever find. I refer to the "book" of the crucifix...
News Briefs
Signs of the times from the columns of the Religious News Service, with comments by the editor.
Is history repeating itself today?...
The parallels discernable between what happened in England during the Protestant Revolt and what is happening today are not just figments of our imagination...
Mission News
The inaugural column reporting on the works of the SSPX wordwide.
An exchange with THE REMNANT
In the January 31 issue of the Remnant, a letter of Fr. Francois Laisney was printed, basically giving our position as to the Indult Masses offered in many dioceses. Following Fr. Laisney's letter, Mr. Walter Matt, the Editor of the Remnant, made some comments that Fr. Laisney here responds to.
The Glory of the Patriarch
Part II in the continuing story of Josyf Cardinal Slipyi.
A Bit of Holy Water
Several years ago, while I was living in Connecticut, and renting a room in a private home, an incident occurred that truly reinforced my belief in the spiritual "power", as it were, of holy water!
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor with Fr. Cooper's replies, plus "The Future Cathedral of Évry, France", and a lesson drawn from the pages of Lewis Carroll...
"Joyfulness of the heart is the life of a man..."
"Last Laugh", "A Death-bed Conversion?", "Nuts", and "Standing Alone" may make you crack a smile...
A Recent History of the Vatican's False Ecumenism
A chronology of the Conciliar Church's ecumenical apostasy, 1980-1986.
How Far Does Ecumenism Go?
A Catholic priest was installed as honorary canon of the Episcopal cathedral in Albany, New York...
Ask Me...
Father Carl answers questions about the purported private revelations to the Austrian priest Fr. Drexel, boycotting radio and TV, and the criteria for end of life decisions.
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