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Catholic Family News is a monthly journal and online media apostolate dedicated to promoting the Catholic Faith of all time, “in the same meaning and the same explanation” (Vatican I) as Catholic doctrine has always been taught throughout the ages.
Wicked Governors in this Valley of Tears • Principles for Navigating Difficult Civil Circumstances
Enduring a Modernist President
Catholic Family News
On Atheistic Communism Part III • From the Encyclical Divini Redemptoris March 19, 1937
The Dogma of the Lifesaving Mask • There’s more to the mask mandates than bad science and tyrannical politicians
The Bold Warrior • Remembering Joseph M. Scheidler
The Real Saint Joseph
Humanitarian Islam?
Challenging Evolutionism • Part V: What Difference Does It Make?
Hidden Revelations: The Star of Esther and the Secrets of Fatima — Part II • “If I have found favor in thy sight, O king, give me my life which I ask, and my people for which I request.” – Esther 7:3
The Ten Commandments: The Fourth Commandment
Homeschooling: A Challenging but Rewarding Way of Life
2021 in the Light of the Fatima Message and Right Reason – Part II • Editor’s Note: The following is an edited transcript of a video lecture presented by Professor Roberto de Mattei, President of the Lepanto Foundation in Rome and longtime friend of Catholic Family News. We are pleased to publish this text with the permission of Professor de Mattei.
The Significance of Minor Ministries in the Sacred Liturgy – Part I • Editor’s Note: The following text first appeared online on the New Liturgical Movement website (Jan. 20, 2021). We are pleased to reprint the full text here (in two parts) with the permission of the author, Bishop Athanasius Schneider, who wrote in response to Pope Francis’ decision to modify Canon Law in order to allow women to be formally instituted as lectors and acolytes – “a gesture of great and clear rupture with the uninterrupted and universal tradition of both the Eastern and the Western Church,” in the words of Bishop Schneider.
