Author Topic: Anyone know of other good Spanish Trad websites with info (Read 1360 times)

s2srea · « **on:** September 12, 2011, 08:00:27 PM »

Hey everyone-

I was wondering if anyone had links to Spanish articles for Traditional Catholics. I've been printing them for my grandfather, and he loves them. I've exhausted the information from SSPX and CMRI (they're both great resources). Just curious if anyone else had more information.

He doesn't use a computer, so appreciates everything I print for him (and my grandmother), as he's limited after that in the way of other Spanish-print information. Thanks!

Vladimir · « **Reply #1 on:** September 12, 2011, 08:29:21 PM »

http://olrl.org/Spanish.shtml

Here is the complete Googlebook PDF of Fr. Jean Croiset's Retraite Spirituelle pour un jour de chaque moins (this link is the Spanish translation; there is an English translation and various French printings also available for free as PDFs or for purchase as reprinted fascimiles through various sellers and sold at Amazon and AbeBooks). While it may not be convenient to print out the entire PDF at once, you can print out one meditation each month, since that is the way it is meant to be read anyhow.

Retiro Espiritual Para Un Dia Cada Mes: Muy Vtil Para La Reforma De Las Costumbres, Y Para Disponerse Con Vna Santa Vida Para Una Buena Muerte

Cristera · « **Reply #2 on:** September 13, 2011, 09:30:28 AM »

Some Traditional Catholics sites in spanish:

Santa Iglesia Militante

Crux et Glaudius

La Puerta Angosta

Secretum Meum Mihi

Guadalupe

Tradición Católica

Cristera · « **Reply #3 on:** September 13, 2011, 12:11:05 PM »

Another one:

stat veritas

s2srea · « **Reply #4 on:** September 13, 2011, 12:13:22 PM »

THANK YOU THANK YOU!

Cristera · « **Reply #5 on:** September 13, 2011, 12:35:57 PM »

You're welcome!
:cheers:

Gabriele · « **Reply #6 on:** September 14, 2011, 03:39:42 AM »

To read:

- http://www.juliomeinvielle.org/
- http://www.cruzadadelrosario.org.ar/revista/0608/garciamoreno.htm

Cristera · « **Reply #7 on:** September 14, 2011, 06:49:27 AM »

Quote from: Gabriele

To read:

- http://www.juliomeinvielle.org/
- http://www.cruzadadelrosario.org.ar/revista/0608/garciamoreno.htm

wow!! father Julio Meinvielle is an extraordinary writer. Thanks for this link.

Cristian · « **Reply #8 on:** September 14, 2011, 07:06:43 AM »

Quote from: Cristera

Quote from: Gabriele
To read:

- http://www.juliomeinvielle.org/
- http://www.cruzadadelrosario.org.ar/revista/0608/garciamoreno.htm

wow!! father Julio Meinvielle is an extraordinary writer. Thanks for this link.

Cool!!! So you know Fr. Meinvielle??? Did you know he had a discussion with Garrigou Lagrange because he (Lagrange) supported some of Maritain`s views and then GL recognized he was wrong?

What about Fr. Castellani? Do you know him? He is regarded as one of the best priests we ever had here in Argentina :)

Another links you may be interested in http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/

http://signum-magnum.blogspot.com/

http://www.meramo.net/AmigosdeMeramo/index.html

http://a-grande-guerra.blogspot.com/ (this is in Portuguese)

:cheers:

Cristian

Cristera · « **Reply #9 on:** September 14, 2011, 07:53:30 AM »

Quote from: Cristian

Quote from: Cristera
Quote from: Gabriele
To read:

- http://www.juliomeinvielle.org/
- http://www.cruzadadelrosario.org.ar/revista/0608/garciamoreno.htm

wow!! father Julio Meinvielle is an extraordinary writer. Thanks for this link.

Cool!!! So you know Fr. Meinvielle??? Did you know he had a discussion with Garrigou Lagrange because he (Lagrange) supported some of Maritain`s views and then GL recognized he was wrong?

What about Fr. Castellani? Do you know him? He is regarded as one of the best priests we ever had here in Argentina :)

Another links you may be interested in http://radiocristiandad.wordpress.com/

http://signum-magnum.blogspot.com/

http://www.meramo.net/AmigosdeMeramo/index.html

http://a-grande-guerra.blogspot.com/ (this is in Portuguese)

:cheers:

Cristian

I didn't know about the discussion between Fr. Meinvielle and Garigou Lagrange. Very cool!. I've readen "De la Cabala al Progresismo" "El Judío en el misterio de la Historia" "El Comunismo en la Revolución Anticristiana". All of them exceptional.

And father Castellani... I have ALL his books. I think he is the BEST priest of all Latin America, the best writer and a PROPHET. I've readen the "Apocalypsis de San Juan" many, many times. I read also his biography by Sebastian Randle...
There is a blog dedicated to him: Castellaniana where you can find one of his books translated to English: "Will Christ Even Come Back".

I read Radio Cristiandad, but I didn't know Signum Magnum. Thank you.

It's good to find a "Castellaniano" in an English forum. :rahrah:

Cristian · « **Reply #10 on:** September 14, 2011, 08:15:14 AM »

Quote from: Cristera

I didn't know about the discussion between Fr. Meinvielle and Garigou Lagrange. Very cool!. I've readen "De la Cabala al Progresismo" "El Judío en el misterio de la Historia" "El Comunismo en la Revolución Anticristiana". All of them exceptional.

I just read the first two books. Yes they are good ones! (I must admit I prefer Castellani than Menvielle :)

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And father Castellani... I have ALL his books. I think he is the BEST priest of all Latin America, the best writer and a PROPHET. I've readen the "Apocalypsis de San Juan" many, many times. I read also his biography by Sebastian Randle...

Ohhh my! I do have many but not all :) I read Randle`s... it is very interesting although he has 1 or 2 weird things.

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There is a blog dedicated to him: Castellaniana where you can find one of his books translated to English: "Will Christ Even Come Back".

Yes, I just heard of it some weeks ago. It seems very interesting.

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I read Radio Cristiandad, but I didn't know Signum Magnum. Thank you.

De nada :)

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It's good to find a "Castellaniano" in an English forum. :rahrah:

Well... I`m Argentinean :wink: