Healing from Imperialism

30th anniversary of rebirth of Romanian monastery abolished by Habsburg Monarchyhttps://t.co/yVImctPX8X

A joyous celebration was held on the Sunday of All Saints, June 27, at the Romanian Orthodox Church’s Humor Monastery in Suceava, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the r... pic.twitter.com/I7YJj9x9mu

— Orthodox Christianity (@Orthodoxy2019) June 30, 2021

Jerry Salyer Reviews Coulombe's Biography of Emperor Charles

What Charles Coulombe invites us all to imagine in his excellent biography of Emperor Charles of Austria is Western civilization – or better yet, Christendom, writes Jerry Salyer. https://t.co/FsM9zaROkI

— Catholic World Report (@cworldreport) May 24, 2021

What Empire Can Manage a Personal Autocracy?

Is this distinction really that useful?

The Habsburgs sustained their rule by way of a bureaucratic autocracy, not a personal one. https://t.co/kP20cez5mE

— First Things (@firstthingsmag) February 25, 2021

Emperor Charles

"From the beginning, the Emperor Charles conceived of his office as a holy service to his people. His chief concern was to follow the Christian vocation to holiness also in his political actions ... May he be an example for all of us” - Pope John Paul II pic.twitter.com/JhHr3CA1Uq

— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) October 21, 2020

How important is his wife? Well, Pope John Paul II obviously thought so because he gave Karl the feast day not of his death, 1st of April, but of his wedding, 21st of October... hoping to one day canonize the couple (Zitas process has begun) pic.twitter.com/WOFqvX3JZs

— Eduard Habsburg (@EduardHabsburg) October 21, 2020

Edit.

Today more than ever it is clear that we need holy men and women like Blessed Karl of Austria, whose feast falls today, and who witnessed through joy and suffering to the sanctity and beauty of the family and the institution of marriage. Karl von Österreich, bitte für uns! pic.twitter.com/jR79Ib8S5t

— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) October 21, 2020

Blessed Charles of Austria: The Indivisible Emperor by Charles Coulombe

Avi Woolf Reviews The Habsburgs: To Rule the World

The World the Habsburgs Built - @AviWoolf reviews "The Habsburgs: To Rule the World" by Professor Martyn Rady for @ubookman https://t.co/gXM4eFJ9hX pic.twitter.com/qb2cjCPKmf

— Russell Kirk Center (@KirkCenter) September 30, 2020

Basic Books

Blessed Charles of Austria

NEW BOOK ALERT!!!

"Blessed Charles of Austria: A Holy Emperor and His Legacy" by @RCCoulombe #TANBooks #NewBooks #BookTwitter #Catholic #CatholicTwitter #History #Biography #Miracle #Europe #Monarch pic.twitter.com/qcGnUb1Icu

— TANBooks (@TANBooks) September 9, 2020

TAN Books

The Italian Front

Smithsonian Mag: The Most Treacherous Battle of World War I Took Place in the Italian Mountains
By Brian Mockenhaupt; Photographs by Stefen Chow

Even amid the carnage of the war, the battle in the Dolomites was like nothing the world had ever seen—or has seen since

Eastern Christian Books: The Habsburg Empire Reconsidered

Eastern Christian Books: The Habsburg Empire Reconsidered

Stile Antico's Newest Album

Post by Stile Antico.

And Lee Ann Womack's...

Post by Sugar Hill Records.

Post by Sugar Hill Records.

Also from Sugar Hill Records...

Post by Sugar Hill Records.