Marie Antoinette   in a Park, ca. 1780-81, by Elizabeth Louise Vig é e Le Brun In memory of Marie Antoinette (2 November, 1755 – 16 October,...

Dante and Virgil  (1861) by Gustave Doré,  Le musée des Beaux-Arts Within the Western imagination, Virgil endures in two aspects. One is the...

The Barque of Dante , 1822, by Eugène Delacroix. Inspired by Dante's Inferno , the painting depicts Virgil, the sorcerer-poet, and Dant...

St. Luke the Apostle, Byzantine icon, 15th century, Recklinhausen Icon Museum As we approach October 18th, when the Western Church celebrate...

A new title that may be of interest to our readers. Available at Amazon.com • Unto the Ages of Ages: Essays on Political Traditionalism by ...

This Columbus Day, I finally get to use my birthday gift—a weighty cast-iron dish with a rich dark patina, cast in bas relief to commemorate...

Another year, another Columbus Day Meme Dump—our third, to be exact. As arguments over the great navigator’s legacy continue to swir...

A friend of ours just shared a few photos from To the Holy Sepulcher: Treasures from the Terra Sancta Museum —and they’re nothing short of b...

Photo by Andrew Giordano

My new twenty-sided dice stress ball For the second year in a row, my co-workers and I had the great pleasure of attending New York City Com...

As the day of Blessed Bartolo Longo’s canonization approaches, I find myself overwhelmed with joy, gratitude, and awe. His story has always ...

b. 3 September 1832 — d. 9 October 1911 In memory of General Baron Charles Marie Athanase de Charette de La Contrie, commander of the Papal ...

Aeneas and the Sibyl in the Underworld , ca. 1600, oil on copper, Jan Brueghel the Elder (1569-1625), courtesy of the Museum of Fine Arts, B...

Saw another painted sky during my morning walk. The air was mildly cool—that gentle in-between of summer and fall—and the birds were in full...

Poster House, New York City 119 W. 23rd Street, New York, NY 10011 September 27, 2025 – February 22, 2026 I was first introduced to radical ...