Ave Regina



Recently, I've been reading some things on a very good US Catholic magazine on the internet. 
You can read it here. Very orthodox, very traditional, very vibrant and very good.
One for the sidebar I think.

It would be good if here in the UK we Brits could start up something similar.

Something to pray about.

Comments

viterbo said…
This looks a like a top notch emag, historical, glossy, beautiful, sound One True Faith perspectives for the most. And not one cover dedicated to Bergoglio. I say it's a win. if you look at the 'team', there are no slouches there, and the Our story lays out their target audience. Most of all they wanted to tell all those rich and wonderful Catholic stories that never get told except on the occassional Catholic blog not swamped in vatican vips.

Thanks for the link.
5 February 2014 at 04:08
viterbo said…
Then again how could one not report the following:

"The revelation comes from Rabbi Sergio Bergman, a member of the Argentinian parliament and close friend of Pope Francis, who claimed the pope intends to define himself as the "Che Guevera of the Palestinians" and support their "struggle and rights."

Arutz Sheva

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/177110#.UvLaqpbwma8

never mind that Che the Slayer was the bloodiest murder machine Castro had ever nurtured.

This Pope needs to get a new circle of friends.
6 February 2014 at 00:45
Beverly De Soto said…
Thanks for compliments, folks. I am Regina's editor and I thought you might be interested to see that we have produced a SECRET CATHOLIC INSIDER GUIDE TO ENGLAND which you may read here: http://bit.ly/19rt2OF

NEXT UP: Ireland, Scotland and France.

Thanks again!
Bev De Soto
19 March 2014 at 07:43
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