The Sacred Heart and the Anglican Patrimony — by Father Bartus on

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by Charles A. Coulombe For many of Anglican upbringing, the cultus of the Sacred Heart of Jesus seems a rather garlicky and ethnic sort ...

English Baroque — by Father Bartus on

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(S. Timothy's, Ft. Worth) On the latest post about Bl. John's on the New Liturgical Movement , some of the commenters ask wh...

Queen of Angels Procession — by Father Bartus on

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Yesterday Bl. John's was honored to represent the Ordinariate with a small contingency driving up to Los Angeles. Along with the N...

Plowmen and Poets: Bonaventure and Ecclesiasticus on the Word Made Art — by Father Bartus on

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Today being the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, I thought it highly appropriate to share this insightful essay by Dr. James Patrick about ...

The Anglican Ordinariate and the Reform of the Reform — by Father Bartus on

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by Shawn Tribe How and to what extent the Anglican Ordinariate will become manifest in the life of the Church is a question which will onl...

The Roots of English Catholicism — by Father Bartus on

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By way of Fr. Ed Tomlinson, here is a recording of Fr. Marcus Holden, who is also acting as papal spokesman for the Pope's visit to Engl...