In This Section:

• «Ad Rem» N° 72 (5/15/2008): Beyond Dogma
• «Ad Rem» N° 1 (9/20/2006): Changes - Thomas Sparks - Criticism of VII Allowed
• «Ad Rem» N° 2 (9/27/2006): The American Martyrs and the Message of Salvation
• «Ad Rem» N° 3 (10/4/2006): Regensburg - James Carroll: A Paulist Rerun - CD Available
• «Ad Rem» N° 4 (10/11/2006): Weighing in on Limbo
• «Ad Rem» N° 5 (10/18/2006): New Vocations - Apostolate Support - Ecumenism vs. Christ the King
• «Ad Rem» N° 6 (10/25/2006): New Photos - Wider Use of Traditional Mass? - The Ecclesiology, Stupid!
• «Ad Rem» N° 7 (11/1/2006): Cardinal Danneels on the Mass - Bishop Bruskewitz on the New Springtime
• «Ad Rem» N° 8 (11/8/2006): Mounting Opposition to Traditional Mass - The Boston Globe Style Book
• «Ad Rem» N° 9 (11/14/2006): St. Josaphat and Church Unity - Stock Donations - Word Games
• «Ad Rem» N° 10 (10/22/2006): Pro Multis - 2007 Calendar - Next Year’s Conference
• «Ad Rem» N° 11 (11/29/2006): Joe Doyle in the News - St. Joseph and “the Holidays”
• «Ad Rem» N° 12 (11/6/2006): Tape Swap List - The Nativity Story and the Virgin Birth
• «Ad Rem» N° 13 (11/12/2006): Mary Ever Virgin – Ecumenism and Fatima Reconsidered
• «Ad Rem» N° 14 (12/19/2006): False Ecumenism: An Old Error - On Hanukkah and Christmas
• «Ad Rem» N° 15 (12/27/2006): News Portal - “Orthodox” Inroads - Christmas and the Battle
• «Ad Rem» N° 16 (1/4/2007): Happy Epiphany - Where’s the Motu Proprio? - A Tale of Two Monasteries
• «Ad Rem» N° 17 (1/11/2007): Another Manifesto - Site Update - Harvard to Harvard: A New Book on SBC
• «Ad Rem» N° 18 (1/17/2007): Site Update - Part II of the Review of Harvard to Harvard
• «Ad Rem» N° 19 (1/25/2007): Part III of the Review of Harvard to Harvard
• «Ad Rem» N° 20 (1/31/2007): Site Updates - Liberal Hate Profiteers Slam Traditionalists
• «Ad Rem» N° 21 (2/7/2007): SPLC Again - French Trad Update - The Candidates and Church Teaching
• «Ad Rem» N° 22 (2/14/2007): “Oriental Orthodox” Dialogue - The Problem of Pluralism
• «Ad Rem» N° 23 (2/20/2007): HATRED
• «Ad Rem» N° 24 (2/28/2007): Archbishop Ranjith and his Frank Assessment
• «Ad Rem» N° 25 (3/6/2007): Cardinal Biffi and Soloviev’s Antichrist
• «Ad Rem» N° 26 (3/13/2007): An Officer and a Gentleman Dishonored - Lenten Combat Considerations
• «Ad Rem» N° 27 (3/21/2007): Conference Updates - What is the Natural Law?
• «Ad Rem» N° 28 (3/28/2007): Notice to Clergy and Religious - Religious Profession - Passiontide
• «Ad Rem» N° 29 (4/3/2007): Blessed Holy Week and Easter!
• «Ad Rem» N° 30 (4/11/2007): Call to Arms - Lessons from the Easter Liturgy and the Russian Prophet
• «Ad Rem» N° 31 (4/17/2007): Thank You! - Father Feeney and the Bloggers
• «Ad Rem» N° 32 (4/24/2007): Meditation on the Papacy - Father Feeney and the Bloggers, Part II
• «Ad Rem» N° 33 (5/14/2007): Announcements - Romano Amerio: The Rehabilitation of an «Integrist»
• «Ad Rem» N° 34 (5/24/2007): Politicizing the Eucharist
• «Ad Rem» N° 35 (5/24/2007): News Items - Site Updates - A Marian Primer
• «Ad Rem» N° 36 (6/8/2007): News Items - Tolkien and the Eucharist
• «Ad Rem» N° 37 (6/13/2007): The Effects of Harassment - Peace, a Fruit of the Holy Ghost
• «Ad Rem» N° 38 (6/20/2007): Conference Update - Considerations on the Conversion of Russia
• «Ad Rem» N° 39 (7/17/2007): Thank you, Holy Father! - Conference Room Discounts
• «Ad Rem» N° 40 (8/1/2007): “The Gospel is for All” - “Way off Center”
• «Ad Rem» N° 41 (8/8/2007): Tired Old Arguments against Tradition
• «Ad Rem» N° 42 (8/23/2007): Plugging the Pilgrimage - For the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
• «Ad Rem» N° 43 (8/28/2007): The Public Square Rosary Campaign
• «Ad Rem» N° 44 (9/4/2007): News Items and Site Updates - Saints X and Y
• «Ad Rem» N° 45 (9/12/2007): The Battle of Vienna - the Centenary of Pascendi
• «Ad Rem» N° 46 (9/19/2007): The Battle Begins
• «Ad Rem» N° 47 (10/4/2007): The Shire not the Borg
• «Ad Rem» N° 48 (10/15/2007): Russian Ecumenical Walkout - Aborted Babies not Martyrs
• «Ad Rem» N° 49 (10/23/2007): World Mission Sunday - The Rosary and the Republic
• «Ad Rem» N° 50 (10/31/2007): Biffi’s Bombshell - The Center in the News
• «Ad Rem» N° 51 (11/8/2007): A Disclaimer
• «Ad Rem» N° 52 (11/14/2007): An Appeal - St. Josaphat, Apostle of Eastern Catholic Unity
• «Ad Rem» N° 53 (11/23/2007): False Ecumenism Takes a Formidable Beating
• «Ad Rem» N° 54 (11/28/2007): Concerning Palantíri and Blogses
• «Ad Rem» N° 55 (12/6/2007): Hope in God, not the World; Spe Salvi
• «Ad Rem» N° 56 (12/13/2007): Christmas and the Catholic Thing
• «Ad Rem» N° 57 (12/19/2007): Christmas, the Antchrist, and Catholic Triumphalism
• «Ad Rem» N° 58 (1/7/2008): Epiphany Octave
• «Ad Rem» N° 59 (1/18/2008): Ecumenical Dialogue
• «Ad Rem» N° 60 (1/26/2008): Ecumenical Monologue
• «Ad Rem» N° 61 (2/4/2008): Avery Cardinal Dulles and Salvation
• «Ad Rem» N° 62 (2/11/2008): The Good Friday Prayer for the Jews
• «Ad Rem» N° 63 (2/15/2008): Catholic Truth and the Salvation of Souls are at Stake
• «Ad Rem» N° 64 (2/26/2008): Where Have the Real Men Gone?
• «Ad Rem» N° 65 (3/6/2008): Catholic Normalcy, Communion in the Hand, and Our Conference
• «Ad Rem» N° 66 (3/15/2008): Another Christian Arab Killed, “Evangelical Catholicism”
• «Ad Rem» N° 67 (3/29/2008): Permission Not Necessary: Cardinal Hoyos Clarifies Motu Proprio
• «Ad Rem» N° 68 (4/5/2008): Doomed to Repeat It
• «Ad Rem» N° 69 (4/14/2008): The Mystery of the Moral Virtues
• «Ad Rem» N° 70 (5/1/2008): The Ascension and the Apostolate
• «Ad Rem» N° 71 (5/8/2008): Black Robes and Flat Heads and French, Oh My!

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A note on the name: The Latin word res, (from which we get the word rem in our title) means more than just "thing." The little monosyllable is pregnant with a whole host of concepts. From it we get ad rem, meaning "to the point"; res sacramenti meaning "the grace of the sacrament"; res publica, which gives us the word republic ("the public thing"). We even get the words real and reality from it.

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