Most Catholic trad wives mirror the wider trad wife movement with homesteading, or a form of rural, faith-based living exemplified by separatist Catholic communities like those in St. Marys, Kansas.

Is the trad Catholic trend about tradition — or about individual proclivities? Spirituality A faithful reads during a Latin Mass at Rome's ancient Pantheon basilica, in Rome, Italy on Oct. 29, 2021.

Being a trad wife is anything but traditional. It's also not a viable model in a nation where women are primary breadwinners in 42% of families.

The rosary-as-weapon also gives rad-trad Catholic men both a distinctive signifier within Christian nationalism and a sort of membership pass to the movement.

This passage from a book by the Catholic nun, stigmatic, and mystic Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774-1824) is making the rounds among traditionalist Catholics Trad Catholic Freakout Time - The ...

Of course, not all trad-Caths are converts (Bannon has reportedly been a Catholic his whole life). But nobody who grew up in Catholicism finds it “trendy” or “chic” or “camp.” ...

“Trad wives," Generation Z and millennial "traditional wives" who are mostly conservative Christians, have proliferated on social media − drawing almost 187 million views on TikTok. They also have ...

Mount St. Scholastica, a convent founded in 1863, is arguably on the other side of the Catholic culture war from the trad Catholics. The nuns removed their habits soon after Vatican II permitted it.

The writer also didn’t mention that “trad Cath” social media, with all its semi-ironic memes about saints and sacraments, attracts those who like to post winkingly about the Crusades.

There's been an uptick in "Trad Cath" content — internet for "traditionalist Catholic" — promoting traditions like the Latin Mass and women wearing veils in church. When you lift the veil ...

The online Catholic world, as is the world around us, is full of name calling these days. ... "I am not conservative or liberal, rad-trad or progressive, I am Catholic pure and simple." ...

Gwen Stefani has divided her fanbase after promoting the Catholic prayer app Hallow. The No Doubt singer, 55, recently partnered with the popular prayer and meditation app.