
Essays and commentary from Dr. Kwasniewski on rite and reason, cultus and culture—eschewing political and ecclesiastical "correctness" in favor of the sanity, sanctity, and splendor of Catholic tradition
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I am pleased to share with readers of Tradition & Sanity the following incisive guest article by Dr. Jeremy Holmes, Associate Professor of Theology at Wyoming Catholic College. As I do from time to time with articles I consider especially i...
On June 8, 2026, a journalist named Wouter J.
On June 8, 2026, a journalist named Wouter J. Suenens published an article at The Catholic Herald entitled “The Traditional Latin Mass does not need the SSPX.” In this article he claimed that t...
Beatified by John Paul II on May 12, 1996, Alfredo Ildephonso Cardinal Schuster (1880–1954) was one of the giants of twentieth-century Benedictine monasticism and liturgical studies. The author of the impressive five-volume commentary on th...
What is at stake in how we think and talk about sexuality
Go West, young couples?
On the Exhibition “The Holy Sepulcher: Treasures from the Terra Sancta Museum, Jerusalem”
On July 12, thousands of visitors flooded the Kimbell Art Museum in Ft. Worth, Texas, for the final day of the special exhibition, “The Holy Sepulche...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer, speaker, editor, publisher, composer; former professor of philosophy, theology, music, and art history.
Fr Thomas Crean is a Dominican friar of the English Province. He was ordained as a priest in 2001.
An English philosopher, a traddy Catholic, a devoted husband, a homeschooling dad, and a passionate hunter and conservationist. Trying to overcome modernity's process of spiritual and cultural deracination when it's likely too late.
Recovering academic, public philosopher, freelance writer.
Angela Cuba (University of Dallas, BA ‘10 and MA ‘13). Catholic school teacher, member of the St. John Henry Newman Association of America, book reviewer for Mater Dei Catholic Parish, FSSP.
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