Articles for Month: August 2022

To support the Coalition for Canceled Priests in their quest to build a new home, please visit: www.lifefunder.com/canceledpriest For preaching the truth in their parish pulpits, many priests are now finding themselves persecuted or outright “canceled” by their bishops. To be canceled as a priest means to be without a home, isolated from one’s flock, and yet still capable of ministering to the faithful. Nevertheless, the Coalition for Canceled Priests is raising money to create a sanctuary for themselves. For an inside look at their prospective new home and further understanding of their plight, check out this exclusive video from […]

John-Henry sits down with ‘Mass of the Ages’ director Cameron O’Hearn to discuss what’s coming in the third and final episode, as well as what motivated him to produce the series. Watch ‘Mass of the Ages’ here: https://latinmass.com/watch

Despite the numerous blights and scandals that continue to afflict the Church, the art and life of its faithful nonetheless inspire men and women to seek and grow in Christ. Join John-Henry Westen in this episode of InFocus as he reflects upon some of today’s great Catholic artists as well as the powerful witness of several Catholic fathers.

Leah Darrow, Catholic speaker and mother of several children, shares her conversion story and explains how being a full-time mom isn’t mutually exclusive with pursuing your God-given dream.

Gabby Maccio, a psychology major from Texas and practicing Catholic, describes the damage done by Latin Mass restrictions in her diocese and shares what motivated her to courageously start speaking out against them.

After the Vatican fired Fr. Maximilian Mary Dean as chaplain of the cloistered Carmelite monastery of Jesus, Mary and Joseph in Fairfield, PA, he has found consolation and comfort in his priestly vocation by embracing the hermetic life and remaining faithful to the Immaculate Heart of Mary in the spirit of St. Francis. Follow Fr. Max as he traverses the Appalachian Mountains and discusses his newfound situation with LifeSiteNews. Help Fr. Max build a new hermitage: LifeFunder