

The Triumph of Germanicus
On this day in the year 17AD, the Roman general Germanicus Julius Caesar celebrated a triumph for his defeat of three Germanic tribes, and the
On this day in the year 17AD, the Roman general Germanicus Julius Caesar celebrated a triumph for his defeat of three Germanic tribes, and the
Today marks the sixth centennial of the death of one of the strangest characters in the long, strange history of the papacy, the Spanish antipope
The friend and mentor of many of us at VSI, Fr Reginald Foster, was a great admirer of the writings of Pope St Leo I,
On May 9th, the Coptic Church commemorates one of the great early monastic patriarchs, St Pachomius. He was one of the most influential figures on
The church of Milan today celebrates the feast of the martyr St Victor, a Christian soldier from the Roman province of Africa, who was killed
May 2nd is the feast of St Athanasius of Alexandria, who died on this day in the year 373. The Roman Rite shares with the
The city of Rome traditionally regards April 21, 753 BC as the date of its founding by Romulus, and therefore marked its first millennium of
The most ancient liturgical books of the Roman Rite do not have the feast of the Evangelist St Mark which the Church keeps today. This