Receiving Holy Communion from Laymen, Fr Albert

On Tattoos, Fr Albert

SSPV Catechism Series - 08 Angels and Devils

Bishop Williamson's 1996 Doctrinal Sessions, Sessions I - 2, Introduction

Crucial Truths to Save Your Soul, Fr Gruner

Bread of Life, Fr Leonard Feeney

The Mystical Body of Christ and The Reorganization of Society
The Rulers of Russia
The Kingship of Christ and The Conversion of the Jewish Nation
Money Manipulation and Social Order,
By Fr Denis Fahey

Modern Philosophy Corrupts the Mind, Bishop Williamson

What did the Lord Jesus look like?

"In recent weeks, a number of extremely interesting documents from the times of the Roman Empire have been found in the Vatican Library. Among the others, a police document from the time of Christ the Lord was found. Among these documents is a police report signed by the proconsul or governor of Judea, named after Publius Lentulus, Pilate's predecessor, in which Lentulus warned the Roman authorities about Christ. The proconsul reports that his attention was drawn to a man who traveled across the country on foot, claiming to be Jesus the son of Mary, and describes him as follows: Jesus has long, fair hair that falls in curls over his shoulders. The beard is even lighter, divided into two halves. Blue eyes with a gentle expression, but sometimes shooting lightning. Medium height, white hands, pale skin with faint blushes. You never see him laughing but he cried often. The disciples who follow him call him the son of God...

...to which the proconsul points out to the Roman authorities."

Knights of the Immaculate, July, 1926

“Unfortunate sinners, who are already lost, do not despair, raise your eyes to this lovely Star, take a breath and take courage. For she will save you from poverty and lead you to the port of salvation.”

St. Alphonsus Liguori

“If you want to escape the storm of the sea, look at the Star and call Maria to the rescue.”

St. Bernard

Fr. Feeney

St. Kolbe on the Freemasons being tools of the Jew. Taken from 1926 January editon of the Knights of the Immaculate magazine. Google translated from Polish to English.