July/Aug 2000
The Heroic Virtues of Jacinta and Francisco
EDITORIAL
Finally, the Third Secret Is to Be Revealed
IN BRIEF
- Another American beatified
- Insidious political correctness
FORGOT TEN TRUTHS
Clerical celibacy and the “Abominable conspiracy”
TFP IN ACTION
Report from Main Street
BIOGRAPHY
Exiled Catholic Prelate Laid to Rest
SPECIAL REPORT
A Timely Request for Clarification
About the “Patriotic Church” of Red China
ANALYSIS
Communist China Emerges as
an Increasingly Pernicious Danger
COMMENTARY
The “Good Fellow”
CATHOLIC APOLOGETICS
The Gospels Are Historically
Authentic and Reliable
COVER STORY
The Heroic Virtues of Jacinta and Francisco
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
Assault on the Soul
PROPHETS, MARTYRS, SAINTS AND HEROES
El Cid, The Lonely Crusader
TEACHING OUR CHILDREN
“Who is God?”
BACK TO MANNERS
The Sheer Joy of Causing Joy
FAMILY SERIES
The Weight of the Holy Cross
![]() | DAILY QUOTE for February 25, 2021
|
![]() | SAINT OF THE DAYSt. Tarasius of Constantinople
|
![]() | WEEKLY STORY
|
Alphonsus, King of Leon and Galicia, very much wanted all his servants to honor the Blessed Virgin by saying the Rosary. So he would hang a large rosary on his belt and always wear it, but unfortunately never said it himself. Nevertheless, his wearing it encouraged everyone to say the Rosary very devoutly.