Below are all the installments to date. Dating back to January 1996 there are a total of 107 installments thus far. Even though it goes through 106, there is no installment 45. In the transition from A Call To Peace to the DAILY CATHOLIC late in 1997, we inadvertantly skipped from 44 to 46. Thus there is no installment 45.

• installment 107: Pope Leo X part two

• installment 106: Pope Leo X part one

• installment 105: Pope Julius II

• installment 104: Pope Pius III

• installment 103: Pope Alexander VI part three

• installment 102: Pope Alexander VI part two

• installment 101: Pope Alexander VI part one

• installment 100: Pope Innocent VIII

• installment 99: Pope Sixtus IV

• installment 98: Pope Paul II

• installment 97: Pope Pius II

• installment 96: Pope Callixtus IIII

• installment 95: Pope Nicholas V

• installment 94: Pope Eugene IV

• installment 93: Pope Martin V

• installment 92: Pope Gregory XII

• installment 91: Pope Innocent VII

• installment 90: Pope Alexander VI

• installment 89: Pope Urban VI

• installment 88: Pope Gregory IX

• installment 87: Pope Blessed Urban V

• installment 86: Pope Innocent VI

• installment 85: Pope Clement VI

• installment 84: Pope Benedict XII

• installment 83: Review five: Humanism raises its ugly head: 666 x 2 = 1332 A.D.

• installment 82: Review four: The Crusades

• installment 81: Review three: Schism in the East: the Great Split

• installment 80: Review two: Islam raises its ugly head: 666 A.D.

• installment 79: Review one: From Peter to Gregory the Great

• installment 78: Pope John XXII

• installment 77: Pope Clement V

• installment 76: Blessed Pope Benedict IX

• installment 75: Pope Boniface VIII

• installment 74: Pope Saint Celestine V

• installment 73: Pope Nicholas IV

• installment 72: Pope Honorius IV

• installment 71: Pope Martin IV

• installment 70: Pope Nicholas III

• installment 69: Popes Hadrian V and Pope John XXI

• installment 68: Blessed Pope Innocent V

• installment 67: Blessed Pope Gregory X

• installment 66: Pope Clement IV

• installment 65: Doctors of the Church in the 13th Century

• installment 64: The holy French Monarch Saint Louis IX

• installment 63: Pope Urban IV

• installment 62: Pope Alexander IV

• installment 61: Pope Innocent IV

• installment 60: Pope Celestine IV

• installment 59: Pope Gregory IX

• installment 58: Pope Honorius III

• installment 57: Pope Innocent III part three

• installment 56: Pope Innocent III part two

• installment 55: Pope Innocent III part one

• installment 54: Pope Celestine III

• installment 53: Pope Clement III

• installment 52: Pope Gregory VIII

• installment 51: Pope Urban III

• installment 50: Pope Lucius III

• installment 49: Pope Alexander III

• installment 48: Pope Adrian IV

• installment 47: Pope Anastasius IV

• installment 46: Blessed Pope Eugene III
  NOTE: In the transition from A CALL TO PEACE to the DAILY CATHOLIC we skipped from installment 44 to 46, thus missing 45. Be assured you're not missing any articles for there is no installment 45.

• installment 44: Pope Lucius II: Last hurrah for feudalism as Romans rebell

• installment 43: Pope Celestine II: a reconciler who accomplished so much in so little time

• installment 42: Pope Innocent II: The only innocent one in a sea of guilt

• installment 41: Honorius II: A Pope with honor except in his own country

• installment 40: Pope Calixtus II: The Concordat of Worms wipes away the conflict between Church and State

• installment 39: Pope Pashcal II: The 12th century dawns in the shadows of emperors & antipopes throwing the Church into discord

• installment 38: Blessed Pope Victor III and Blessed Pope Urban II: Two Popes Further the Gregorian Reforms as the First Crusade is launched

• installment 37: Pope Saint Gregory VII: The lasting impact of a Pope and Saint named Hildebrand

• installment 36: Pope Nicholas II and Pope Alexander II: A time when politics made strange bedfellows and the Sacred College of Cardinals was established

• installment 35: Pope Saint Leo IX, Pope Victor II and Pope Stephen IX: The Germanic Papal Line and the Great East-West Schism

• installment 34: Pope John XIX to Pope Damusus II:The Rise and Fall of the Roman Families taints the Papacy

• installment 33: Pope Gregory V to Pope Benedict VIII: The Beginning of the Second Millennium

• installment 32: Pope Benedict VI to Pope John XV: Conflict among the popes, the people and the Holy Roman Emperor clog the closing years of the first millennium

• installment 31: Pope John XII to Pope John XIII: The influence of the Holy Roman Emperor Otto I on the Holy See

• installment 30: Pope Stephen VII to Pope Agapitus II: Marozian Manipulations and Alberic Atrocities darken the doorsteps of the Holy See

• installment 29: Pope Benedict IV to Pope Leo VI: Tension, Theophylact and Theodora terrorize the Holy See at the start of the Tenth Century

• installment 28: Pope Formosus to Pope John IX: Poison penetrates the papacy

• installment 27: Pope John VIII to Pope Stephen V: Invasion, intrigue and in-fighting mark the end of the Charlemagne era

• installment 26: Pope Sergius II to Pope Saint Hadrian III: Saracens swoop into Rome at the height of the Ninth Century as relations between East and West deteriorate

• installment 25: Pope Saint Stephen IV to Pope Marinus I: The Ripening of and Rips in the Holy Roman Empire in the first half of the Ninth Century

• installment 24: The Reign of Charlemagne ushers in the Birth of the Holy Roman Empire Alliance

• installment 23: The seeds of the Holy Roman Empire are sown

• installment 22: The Image of Christ's Holy Church in the shadow of Iconoclasm and Islam

• installment 21: The Viper in the Desert: the rise of the infidel

• installment 20: The Gregorian Era - Pope Saint Gregory the Great

• installment 19: Benedictine Beginnings

• installment 18: The Light of Faith lights the way as the world and the Church enter the Dark Ages

• installment 17: The Fifth Century: The Century of Saint Patrick, Pope Saint Leo the Great, and the Fall of the Roman Empire

• installment 16: The Fourth Century: 350-400 The Arian Threat in the West: The Augustinian Era

• installment 15: The Fourth Century: 350-400 The Arian Threat in the West: The Ambrosian Influence

• installment 14: The Fourth Century: 350-400 The Arian Threat in the West: The Vulgate influence of Saint Jerome

• installment 13: The Fourth Century: "In Hoc Signo Vincis" - freedom at last!

• installment 12: The Blood of the Martyrs replenishes a flourishing Church: 250-300

• installment 11: The Blood of the Martyrs replenishes a flourishing Church: 200-250 AD

• installment 10: "The Blood of the Martyrs is the seed of Christianity."

• installment 9: The Second Century: Century of the Christian Apologists - the early Doctors of the Church

• installment 8: The evolution of the early Christian spiritual life and liturgy

• installment 7: Nothing can destroy the Spirit!

• installment 6: "Thou art Peter and upon this Rock I will build My Church."

• installment 5: The Embryo Years: Forming the Foundations of Faith

• installment 4: New Traditions are established for the New Sacrifice

• installment 3: Out with the old, in with the New

• installment 2: The meaning of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

• installment 1: The Establishment of the Blessed Sacrament
  

THE HISTORY OF THE MASS AND HOLY MOTHER CHURCH ARCHIVES