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Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae “My father was first and foremost a true philosopher, a lover of wisdom, a student, a seeker of truth, and in addition to this and as a necessary result, he became a great teacher, and more than that, a converter. Everyone who ever met him, even briefly, was affected by his intense love of truth, goodness and beauty. Beginning with his own conversion, he was […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae “I said I fear this seems like hyperbole, literary stuff, an hour’s entertainment after which we return to the reality of our daily routine, but this is just the point– our daily routine isn’t real. Poets are not just entertainers; they are right about something. No serious restitution of society or the Church can occur without a return to first principles, yes, but before principles […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae “But I am destined to another Fate, to Drudgery of the most wasting, exhausting, consuming Kind, that I ever went through in my whole Life. Objects of the most Stupendous Magnitude, Measures in which the Lives and Liberties of Millions, born & unborn are most essentially interested, are now before Us. We are in the very midst of a Revolution, the most compleat, unexpected, and remarkable of any in the History of Nations. A few […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae “The demon is evidently disturbed by the presence of this minister of its enemy’s sacramental power, spitting its hatred but also its fear of the power of exorcism. The priest, however, is of the modernist bent, a fact made manifest by the rainbow-coloured scarf around his neck, worn perversely like a stole, the symbol of the sexual pride to which he no doubt subscribes. It […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae “Saint Peter went to Rome in the year 42, the year that Saint James, the brother of Saint John, was beheaded by the Jews. Saint Peter ruled the Church at Rome for twenty-five years. His hostess in Rome was a beautiful noblewoman named Priscilla who, with her son who was a senator, Pudens, and his wife, Claudia — an English girl — and their four children, Praxedes, Pudentiana, Novatus and Timothy, made it possible for […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae “As news of the horrific and heroic deaths of these holy monks reached them, John Fisher and Thomas More must have reflected grimly on what awaited them if they continued to refuse to conform to the king’s new tyranny. What must More have thought and felt when visited by Margaret, his beloved daughter, who was pregnant with his grandchild? How could his paternal heart not […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae “ANTHONY: Now, nephew Vincent, what would you consider this man? A prisoner, because he is being kept for execution? Or not a prisoner, because he is in the meantime being so favorably treated, allowed to do everything he wants except escape? I ask you, now, not to be hasty in your answer, but to consider all this carefully. I do not want you to grant anything in haste, and then later, at your leisure, regret […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae “The path of least resistance will be the devolution of complex systems and the reduction in the quality of life that entails. For the typical resident in a second-tier city in Mexico, Brazil, or South Africa, power outages are not uncommon, tap water is probably not safe to drink, and hospital-associated infections are common and often fatal. Absent a step change in the quality of American governance and a renewed culture of excellence, they prefigure […]
Hodierna Verba Veritatis et Sapientiae “On the set of the hugely popular talk show Touche pas à mon poste, whose host, Cyril Hanouna, feeds daily on scandal and coarseness, young Henri sings unabashedly of his love for the cathedrals built by the faith of our fathers, inviting the French to raise their eyes to Heaven. For unpolished TV star Hanouna, it’s clear that, in his own words, “there’s no coincidence” in Henri’s speech. He doesn’t dare use the dangerous word, […]
