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What we can learn from bad reactions to the 'sede' Sisters of St Thomas Aquinas online
The point here is not documenting a meaningless Twitter drama, but drawing out the interesting questions and principles behind it.
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S.D. Wright
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Review: 'Inferno' by Augustine Virgil – 'A Journey through Modern Hell in search of Eternal Truth'
Read this hilarious and edifying new work published by Stabat Mater Press.
Jan 15
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S.D. Wright
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What We Built in 2025: Annual Report of The WM Review's Output
A comprehensive 'horn of plenty' of Catholic material for the current crisis in the Church.
Jan 13
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S.D. Wright
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How did the Magi spend their time at Bethlehem?
We often think about how the Magi arrived at Bethlehem to worship Christ – but what did they do there, and how did Christ send them back?
Published on Father Coleridge Reader
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Jan 12
The Holy Name in the Holy Family
How the Circumcision and Holy Name stand at the start of the life of the Holy Family together.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader
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Jan 11
4000+ subscribers, nearly a million views: 2025 in review
The WM Review’s impact is growing. Part I of our Annual Report shows that we surpassed all our previous records in 2025.
Jan 9
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S.D. Wright
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M. J. McCusker
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WM Review on Kokx News with Radical Fidelity – 'The Fr de Blignières Proposal'
We discussed Fr de Blignières' call for a 'traditionalist ordinariate' with Stephen Kokx and Riaan from Radical Fidelity.
Jan 8
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S.D. Wright
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A side-chapel in the Conciliar/Synodal Church - Fr de Blignières' proposal
Traditionalists are to be what Bishop Fellay once called 'Dinosaurs' in a 'Zoo.'
Jan 6
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S.D. Wright
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The last sermon of Mgr Guérard des Lauriers (Feast of the Holy Name)
The Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus and the crisis in the Church were the bishop's two themes in a sermon delivered less than two months before he died.
Jan 4
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Why Christ was given the Holy Name of 'Jesus'
The first imposition of the Holy Name of Jesus on the infant God-Man was no less a fulfilment of the Old Covenant than the Circumcision. Fr Coleridge…
Published on Father Coleridge Reader
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Jan 3
The first drops of the Precious Blood
The Circumcision reveals Christ already acting as Redeemer, freely shedding his Blood with full knowledge, love, and consent.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader
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Jan 2
Why did Christ need to be circumcised?
The Eternal God, needing no remedy for sin, validated the ancient rite by submitting to it – and thus abolished it forever.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader
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Jan 1
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