Chartres pilgrimage, 2005

The Remnant

“…at the present time there is a remnant left,

selected out of grace and truth.”

(Romans 11:5)

A National Catholic Newspaper

Est. in 1967

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March 31, 2005

· Father Snyder: He took three years to found His Church…and thirty to live in obscurity. What can we learn from the Hidden Life of Christ?

· Mark Alessio’s Remnant News: Sodom and Ontario; more Passion-inspired attacks on the Gospels; Jerry Springer, the Opera?

· Thomas Droleskey: An Easter reflection.

· Yves de Lassus: French traditionalists make urgent call for consecrations to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary as France is devoured by secularism.

· John Pryor: An Ave Maria School of Law student comments on the futility of fighting abortion laws without consideration for the doctrine of the Social Kingship of Christ.

· Letters to the Editor: The Independent Priests Debate Continued: Michael Matt, Robert Considine, Bonnie Huntz, Father John Peek.

· Christopher Ferrara: The Common Good—what is it and how is it served in the modern world?

· Dr. Justin Walsh: Two books about military chaplains in World War II provide insight into what that War was about and how religion was used to fuel the machine.

· Lives of the Saints: St. Ambrose of Milan.

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Recent Remnant Articles

· Fr. Urban Snyder: A powerful meditation on St. Joseph.

· John Kamprath: Forgotten Perfections—recalling the virtues.

· Father Charles Dahlby: The“Lavender Mafia”?

· Michael J. Matt: An 89-year-old man is denied his last request

· Christopher Ferrara: Bishop denies the Resurrection?

· Thomas Droleskey: Another diocesan priest rejects the Novus Ordo.

· Mark Alessio’s Remnant News for the month of February

· John Kamprath: Recalling the virtues during the Season of Lent.

· Christopher Ferrara: No more miracles for canonization?

· Louis Salleron: Did Pope Paul VI abrogate the New Mass? No!

· Dr. John Rao: Cardinal Ratzinger and religious liberty.

· Thomas Woods: The University: where would it be without the Catholic Church?

· Robert Sungenis: FutureChurch, FutureHeresy—Father George Smiga exposed!

· Michael Davies: Read Michael’s very first column printed in an American magazine.

· Michael J. Matt: The Last Letter from London. A tribute to Michael Davies

· Bitte Assarmo: Conversions still happen, even in Sweden.