Some Traditionalist and Conservative Catholic Newspapers and Magazines

Catholic Family News

The Angelus magazine

These are some of the traditionalist and conservative newspapers and magazines that support and cling to old or traditional beliefs, customs, traditions, liturgical forms -- including Tridentine Latin Mass, public and private devotions, and teachings of the Catholic Church before the Second Vatican Council, held in 1962-1965. 

Some of them do not support the sweeping changes brought about by the Second Vatican Council in belief, liturgy, and practice and do not hesitate to criticize post-Second Vatican Council popes -- Pope John XXIII, Pope Paul VI, Pope John Paul II, and Pope Francis -- except Pope Benedict XVI, who tried to reintroduce some old traditions back to the Church.  

• Catholic Family News (founded in 1993, it’s a monthly tabloid newspaper) (Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada)
• Christian Order (founded in 1960, it’s a monthly magazine) (London, U.K.)
• Latin Mass Magazine (founded in 1999, it’s a quarterly magazine) (Ramsey, New Jersey, USA)
• Present (founded in 1982, it’s a French-language daily newspaper) (Paris, France)
• St. Austin Review (founded in 2001, it’s a bimonthly journal) (Chicago, USA)
• The Angelus (founded in 1895, it’s a monthly magazine) (Kansas City, Missouri, USA)
• The Brandsma Review (founded in 1992, it’s a bimonthly magazine) (Dublin, Ireland)
• The Remnant (founded in 1967, it’s a biweekly newspaper) (Forest Lake, Minnesota, USA)
• The Wanderer (founded in 1867, it’s a weekly newspaper) (St. Paul, Minnesota, USA)