Does your rank in the Church determine holiness and reward?
Vocations are indispensable for the Church—but they are a means to end. What is that end?

https://www.fathercoleridge.org/p/labourers-ii

Is it unfair that 'the first will be last' in the Parable of the Labourers in the Vineyard?
The Parable of the Labourers in the Vineyard, read at Septuagesima, shows us that God's justice can confound human expectations.

https://www.fathercoleridge.org/p/labourers-i

Pius XI: The Spiritual Exercises and modernity
Pope Pius XI's Apostolic Letter 'Meditantibus Nobis' pays tribute to St Ignatius of Loyola and St Francis Xavier, and affirms their enduring importance.

https://www.wmreview.org/p/pius-xi-the-spiritual-exercises-and

From The Father Coleridge Reader:

"Take heed to yourselves..." In Advent, Our Lord warns of hearts weighed down by indulgence, distractions, and worldly cares. Are we ready for the day that comes like a snare?

Let's stay alert, pray always, and prepare our souls. ?

Read more:
https://www.fathercoleridge.org/p/doomsday-iii

Defective ministerial intention CAN invalidate ordinations

Is it true or false that sacraments—including the rites of holy orders—can hardly ever be rendered invalid due to defect of intention? Cardinal Gasparri explains.

https://www.wmreview.org/p/gasparri-intention-orders

Christ Unborn—48 Meditations on Our Lord in the Womb

Having set out the basis for an Advent devotion to the unborn Christ, @FatherColeridge provides a series of meditations to assist us in practising it:

https://www.fathercoleridge.org/p/christ-unborn-meditations

Is the legitimacy of a universally and peacefully accepted pope a matter of faith?

EXCLUSIVE translation of John of St Thomas on the UPA controversy.

In this first part, the great Dominican theologian addresses the theological note of the question:

https://www.wmreview.org/p/jst-upa-i