While Catholics in the modern day probably don’t consider this very often, our worship in what…
Author: Kai Breskin
Staff Writer
Born and Raised to Jewish parents in New York City, Kai Breskin is a recent convert to the Catholic Faith. A member of the Boston College class of 2026, he is studying Political Science, Philosophy, and History. His intellectual passions include Christian theology, history, and liturgical study. His hobbies include sailing, playing the piano, and singing, with a specific focus in Gregorian Chant.
Easter Communion
As Catholics, we all strive to receive Our Lord in Holy Communion. Our great Lord and…
The Problem with Lenten Fasting
It is no secret that Lenten fasting has recently become much more relaxed within the Catholic…
What is Holy Week?
Each year, the Church Militant takes on her yearly fast which we take on as well…
Good Friday and the Sacrifice of the Mass
The greatest, most powerful, and most important prayer that the Church undertakes is the Mass, the…
Attend Tenebræ!
Most Catholics are familiar with the celebrations of Lent, Holy Week, and Easter, but fewer are…
Sacred Time: The Mass and the Liturgy of the Hours
Practicing Catholics may be familiar with the Liturgy of the Hours (also known as the Divine…
The Rites of the Western Church
Most Roman Catholics generally assume that the way that Mass is celebrated in their churches is…
The Splendor of Liturgy: The Prayers at the Foot of the Altar
One of the beautiful features of the traditional Roman Rite are the prayers that begin each…
Sicut Cervus
I became curious about religion and theology just before my junior year of high school. It…