Over the years, The Remnant has been blessed with the able journalistic contributions of such notables as Fr. Vincent Miceli (RIP), Hamish Fraser (RIP), Malachi Martin (RIP), Dr. William Marra (RIP), Dr. John Rao, Gary Potter, Edwin Faust, Michael Davies (RIP), Solange Hertz, Walter L. Matt (RIP), Theresa Ickinger, Fr. Charles Fiore (RIP), Fr. Lawrence Brey, Fr. Eugene Dougherty, Fr. Fred Nelson (RIP), John Mulloy and many other dedicated Catholic journalists and writers. Here we highlight some of our best-known contributors.

Michael Davies (RIP)
Mr. Davies began to write for The Remnant in 1972, and continued to do so until his death in October of 2004. The Remnant introduced American Catholics to this prolific and gifted Catholic writer. In addition to his regular Remnant column, Mr. Davies wrote dozens of books and thousands of articles on the liturgical question and the Church in history. His able journalism led most to regard him as the foremost liturgical lay expert in the English-speaking world of his day. Mr. Davies was also the president of the International Una Voce Federation.  Mr. Davies will be sorely missed. May he rest in peace. To learn more about Michael Davies and the long history he shares with The Remnant, please visit The Remnant Scrapbook.

Solange Hertz
Mrs. Hertz has been with The Remnant for more than ten years. Already an established writer for many major Catholic periodicals before the Council, she refused to adapt her beliefs to the liturgical revolution and to the Spirit of Vatican II, and so became a "traditional Catholic" writer. She is the author of many books and countless articles on the New Age, the New World Order, Modern "un-Godly" Science, Satanism, Judaism, Freemasonry, and the like. Mrs. Hertz is a regular contributor to The Remnant and her articles can be found abroad in Apropos, Christian Order and Action Familiale et Scholaire. She is universally regarded as one of traditional Catholicism's foremost contemporary writers. Mrs. Hertz currently resides in Virginia.

Walter L. Matt (RIP)
The son of German immigrants, Walter Matt came from a long line of Catholic lay journalists. His grandfather launched the German-language Wanderer, and his father, Joseph Matt, K.S.G., founded the English-language Wanderer -- the oldest Catholic weekly newspaper in the United States today. Mr. Matt was an editor of The Wanderer for some thirty years before he founded The Remnant, of which he was the editor/publisher for some twenty-five more years. Over his long, fifty-some years in the Catholic press apostolate, he wrote countless studies on countless different topics, concerning both the Catholic Church and the secular State. He was a veteran of World War II and was still active in the fight to restore the traditions of the Catholic Church until his death in 2002 at 87 years of age. Mr. Matt is generally regarded as one of the founders of the traditional Catholic Movement in the United States. This rich legacy of faith and fidelity is detailed further in The Remnant Scrapbook.

Michael J. Matt
Michael Matt has been an editor of The Remnant since 1990. Since 1994, he has been the newspaper's editor. A graduate of Christendom College, Michael Matt has written hundreds of articles on the state of the Church, as well as on the anti-Christian political trends in the world -- for The Remnant and other Catholic publications.

He is the author of Christian Fables, Legends of Christmas and Gods of Wasteland (Fifty Years of Rock ‘n’ Roll), the co-author of We Resist You to the Face, and regularly delivers addresses and conferences to traditional Catholic groups in and around the United States and Canada.

Mr. Matt has proven himself an outspoken opponent of a variety of anti-Catholic movements including the culturally subversive forces behind the rock 'n' roll industry, the liturgical revolutionaries, Freemasonry, phony ecumenism, etc. Together with his beloved wife, Carol Lynn and their five children, Mr. Matt currently resides in St. Paul, Minnesota.

The Remnant is currently supported by the able journalism of regular columnists Christopher Ferrara Esq., Dr. John Rao, Ph.D., Timothy Cullen, Mark Alessio, and dozens of other Catholic writers.