District Magazine

The magazine is a district publication with articles centered around a common theme. See descriptions of our newest books and read topics such as spirituality, Christian culture, history, faith and morals, and news from Tradition written by various authors. 


 

The Angelus: The Middle East

May 11, 2017
What are the reasons for conflict in the Middle East and its repercussions in the Western world? How much will immigration destabilize the old continent? These and other related topics frame this issue of our journal. 

The Angelus: Luther

April 17, 2017
During the joyful centenary of Fatima, why does The Angelus focus on Luther? Because like our commemoration of Lent, the Church must remember its moments of sadness and crisis so that we can both learn from our history, and reflect on Holy Mother Church's resilience throughout her most seemingly hopeless trials.

The Angelus: Politics

February 14, 2017
During the past year's political upheaval both in the United States and worldwide, it seems wise to review the Church's teachings in depth:

The Angelus: Hope

December 08, 2016
The last issue of 2016 continues the series on Theological Virtues - this time examining Hope in the topics of Heaven, Limbo, and more.

The Angelus: Fortitude

September 14, 2016
Fortitude...  One of the great virtues bestowed on us by the Holy Ghost. We examine figures who displayed strength and today's application.

The Social Doctrine of the Church Today

August 02, 2016
This month's issue of "The Angelus" dives into the a long-standing teaching of the Church - that we must live in this world but not of it

The True Notion of Mercy

May 20, 2016
This issue of the Angelus gives insight into the true notion of Divine Mercy. During this Jubilee Year, when the Holy Father has offered extraordinary means of obtaining grace, it is good to review the Church's traditional teaching of Mercy.

The Synod & The Family

April 08, 2016
This issue of The Angelus will give us an interesting insight into the preparatory conciliar schema which, unfortunately, was not adopted at Vatican II. You will also find within this issue the call of Archbishop Lefebvre for a crusade which urged the young adults of 40 years ago to form Catholic families, open to life and open to God and vocations, as they had always been in previous times in the Church.

Social media

January 25, 2016
Throughout history, developments in technology and communications have gone hand-in-hand. The latest technological developments, such as the Internet and mobile devices, have taken the science of communication to a new level.

The Final Consolation of the Church

December 02, 2015
Holy Mother Church assists her children even in their final hours with the fortifying sacrament of Extreme Unction.

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