REVIEW: Logos Rising – E. Michael Jones (Fidelity Press, 2020)
New review of E. Michael Jones’ book Logos Rising – a study of men, reality, God, Logos, and the transcendent order of the world.
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Reviews
REVIEW: In Defence of the Roman Mass – Father Raymond Dulac (2018; Te Deum Press, 2020)
When Pope St. John XXIII called an opening to the Second Vatican Council in 1962, both the Church and the
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REVIEW: Mine Were of Trouble – Peter Kemp (1957; Mystery Grove Publishing, 2020)
Peter Kemp’s first war memoir, detailing his experiences fighting for the nationalists during the Spanish Civil War, Mine Were of Trouble offers a unique glimpse into a conflict that is startlingly relevant to today.
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REVIEW: Catholic Republic – Timothy Gordon (Sophia Institute Press, 2019)
There are some books you get knowing ahead of time that you’re going to disagree with their theses, but they
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REVIEW: My Prayer Book – Rev. Father F. X. Lasance (1908)
We return again to the work of Father Lasance, continuing our romp through the material of his available in English
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REVIEW: The Age of Entitlement – Christopher Caldwell (Simon & Schuster, 2020)
It’s 2020. We know that America has deep, possibly irreconcilable divisions across moral lines that they’ve severed families. We saw
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REVIEW: The Fr. Lasance Blessed Sacrament Prayerbook [Revisited]
Last year, I reviewed the Blessed Sacrament Prayer Book of Father Lasance, an exhaustive collection of prayers, meditations, and ejaculations
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REVIEW: Infiltration – Dr. Taylor Marshall (Sophia Institute Press, 2019)
It’s not often that I come across a book with about two-hundred fifty pages of content that includes an index
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REVIEW: Jordanetics – Vox Day (Castalia House, 2018)
When a professor of psychology at a state-funded university skyrockets into popularity by publicly denouncing a national policy regarding preferred
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Spotlight: Sayings of the Desert Fathers
When someone utters the term “Christian monasticism,” the Western mind probably conjures up images of dimly-lit temples and Gothic architecture,
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