HISTORY PAGE World History - Facts and Myths Why the Inquisition Was Founded To stop the spread of heresy, Gregory IX calls on the Mendicant Orders Urban II Calls for the First Crusade All of Europe raises up to free the Sepulcher of Christ How the Papal States Were Lost Despite setbacks, the prestige of the Papacy grows worldwide under Pius IX The Suffering of Father Bardeau Incident from the terror in the French Revolution Bloody Passovers Reported by a Jewish Scholar Confirmation that St. Simon of Trent was ritually murdered The King of Spain Dishonors the Golden Fleece Order Juan Carlos confers the prestigious Catholic Order to the Muslim King of Saudi Arabia Departure for the First Crusade A desire for sublimity and grandeur was the motive for the Crusaders The Swiss Guard - Thy Will Be Done, on Earth as It Is in Heaven The Pope has the right to have territories and defend them by military force The Miracle of Christendom: A Reason for Hope An argument in favor of a new Christian Civilization Refuting the Anti-Catholic Lies of the E-Pamphlet "Life in the 1500's" An insidious revolutionary propaganda misleads readers about the Middle Ages The Swan’s Song of Galileo’s Myth Honest historical investigations demonstrate that Galileo was justly condemned Why Shouldn't the Pope Apologize for the Inquisition? Scholars conclude that the "black legend" regarding the Inquisition is a fabrication Remember Lepanto! The final chapter in the fight between Catholics and Muslims has not yet been written Understanding the Crusades After 9-11, you can imagine the medieval outrage at the desecration of the Holy Sepulcher A Counter Crusade A symbolic pacifist demonstration in Jerusalem tries to belittle the Crusades... American History Scientific Discoveries about the Tilma of the Virgin of Guadalupe A slide show and comments about the miraculous tilma The First Thanksgiving Was Catholic Almost 25 years before the Puritans, Spanish colonists celebrated Thanksgiving The Appeal of the Stones at San Juan Capistrano A Catholic spirit in its very walls, a call to return to the plans of God Let None Dare Call It Liberty: The Catholic Church in Colonial America The true hatred of Puritans for Catholics and the bluff of ecumenism Heroes of the Church and the North American Indians Martyrs who offered their lives to defend and spread the Catholic Faith La Conquistadora, Our Country's Oldest Devotion Our Lady, Patroness of the American nation St. Philippine Duchesne: Failures Became Her Success A saintly model representing the opposite of the American way of life Antonio Margil and His Role in Texan History The Apostle of New Spain and Texas - Many details on his life Personalities Charlemagne Charles the Great, ruler of the Frankish Kingdom, Catholic Emperor and warrior Nuno Alvarez Pereira, Constable of Portugal A torch of communicative courage Urban II and the Crusades This man, like an Angel, was filled with zeal for the Holy Places Henry II and the Holy Roman German Empire in the 11th Century A Saint, a conquering Emperor who was both a diplomat and reformer who drove out an antipope Ignatius Loyola and Medieval Chivalry The founder of the Jesuits who relentlessly combatted heresy Juan Capistrano in the Battle of Belgrade He preached the Crusade against the Muslim Turks threatening Christendom Angelo of Acri and the Counter-Revolution of the Capuchin Order His life: Simplicity, honesty, frankness, courage to face the fashions of the time and public opinion Louise of France and Her Counter-Revolutionary Action in the Ancien Regime She was the center of the reaction against the immoral life of Louis XV, her father Madame Royale and the Death of Innocence The daughter of Marie Antoinette leaves the Tower prison Hernan Perez del Pulgar, “He of the Valiant Deeds” The panache of the Catholic knight during the seige of Granada against the Moors Philosophy and Theology of History Revolution and Counter-Revolution - Overview The background you need to understand History and Politics Revolution and Counter-Revolution in the Tendencies, Ideas and Facts Describes the process of the gradual conquest of the West from within The Fidelity of the Remnant  throughout History The plan of God always continues through a small portion of faithful Catholics How a Few Faithful Catholics Can Represent the Ensemble of the Church An appeal for Catholics to help a great prisoner: Our Lady The Fullness of Time Not the apogee of great empires, but the fidelity of Our Lady represents the fullness of time Vocations of the European Peoples How those different peoples were called to love God and reflect His glory Secret Forces Nazism, a Gnostic-Manichean Sect - Part V The strange personality of Adolf Hitler Nazism, a Gnostic-Manichean Sect - Part IV The new religion of the Swastika cross Nazism, a Gnostic-Manichean Sect - Part III What the Grail represented for the Nazis Nazism, a Gnostic-Manichean Sect - Part II The mission of Otto Rahn at Montségur Nazism, a Gnostic-Manichean Sect - Part I Pagan and Christian Gnosis The Catholic Church and Masonry The Vatican lifts the excommunication of Catholics who become Freemasons Home  |  Books  |  Tapes  |  Search  |  Contact Us ©2002-2008    Tradition in Action, Inc.    All Rights Reserved