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St. Vincent de Paul teaches the Queen of France

January 6, 2014

Christianity Greatly Favors the Welfare of the State

January 6, 2014

January 7 – St. Aldric

January 6, 2014

January 7 – Ordered bandits of royal blood to hang from the highest mast

January 6, 2014

January 7 – St. Kentigerna

January 6, 2014

January 8 – Hapsburg Saint

January 6, 2014

Little Prince George is Briton of the Year: Tradition and continuity

January 2, 2014

Queen appoints Earl of Home as Knight of the Thistle

January 2, 2014

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark holds New Year’s levees

January 2, 2014

Epiphany – The Three Kings made the Kingship of Christ Manifest to the Pagan World

January 2, 2014

Frederick of Prussia is rebuked by the General of his Hussars, a Catholic

January 2, 2014

The Church Is Part of the Heart and Soul of Economy

January 2, 2014

January 2 – The Infant of Prague

January 2, 2014

January 2 – St. Basil the Great

January 2, 2014

January 3 – Saint Joseph Mary Tomasi

January 2, 2014

January 3 – They called him the “Archangel”

January 2, 2014

January 3 – The saint who twice saved Paris

January 2, 2014

January 4 – American Aristrocratic Saint

January 2, 2014

How a hero faces death

January 2, 2014

In Moral Matters, the Church Has a Right to Intervene in Temporal Society

December 30, 2013

Every year, Prince Charles sends these students a Christmas cake

December 30, 2013

Metternich’s nobility vs. Napoleon’s rudeness

December 30, 2013

December 30 – Princess, Orphan, Foundress

December 30, 2013

December 30 – He Preached Sanctity in Marriage and Chastity in Priesthood

December 30, 2013

December 31 – Ideal Bishop, Skilled Goldsmith

December 30, 2013

December 31 – The patrician girl who befriended St. Augustine, St. Jerome, and the Empress

December 30, 2013

January 1 – As bishop, he was harsh to himself, to his clergy, and to any king

December 30, 2013

January 1 – Cluny produces another hero

December 30, 2013

January 1 – The Virgin Mary was “of the house of David”

December 30, 2013

Queen Elizabeth II urges contemplation, prayer and time for reflection during 2014

December 26, 2013

Merry Christmas!

December 26, 2013

Alfred the Great’s first battle and victory against the pagans at Ashdown

December 26, 2013

The Church Is Embedded in the Temporal Order

December 26, 2013

December 27 – The divorced saint

December 26, 2013

December 29 – Blessed William Howard

December 26, 2013

December 29 – His Staff Did More Damage Than His Sword

December 26, 2013

December 29 – David, the ancestor of Jesus

December 26, 2013

Video – Christmas in French salons

December 23, 2013

What Happens to an Ungrateful City?

December 23, 2013

Did Jesus wish to be born noble?

December 23, 2013

Gruff greeting to popular royals

December 23, 2013

Birthday

December 23, 2013

The Church and State Have Specific Ends and Goals

December 23, 2013

December 23 – The Knights of Aviz and Their Cistercian Founder

December 23, 2013

December 23 – He Always Held His Soul in His Hands

December 23, 2013

December 24 – Sts. Trasilla and Emiliana

December 23, 2013

December 25 – On Christmas Day, He Died

December 23, 2013

Alfred the Great saves and adopts an abandoned, newborn babe

December 19, 2013

Royal backing sells British goods

December 19, 2013

Parts of Imperial Palace will allow public visitors for the first time

December 19, 2013

The Role of the Church in Society

December 19, 2013

December 19 – How Tumultuous Times Reveal Noble Souls

December 19, 2013

December 21 – Doctor of the Church & Second Apostle of Germany

December 19, 2013

December 22 – “I swear by St. Eimhin’s bell…”

December 19, 2013

Our Christmas gift to you

December 19, 2013

The Effect of the Queen’s Speech

December 16, 2013

December 16 – St. Adelaide: Most Important Woman of Her Century

December 16, 2013

The Empty Reliquary

December 16, 2013

King and Queen allowed to live in their own country

December 16, 2013

St. John Chrysostom challenges the Roman Empress

December 16, 2013

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