https://youtu.be/IAAe20JjREk Comment: The above video dates from 2015. Questions were being raised even back then... and - in fact - from the day of Pope Francis's election in 2013. His "leftish" leaning was obvious from the get-go. So, while he skirts, so to speak, the question about the papal red shoes, he cannot, quite so easily,...
September 4, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) – Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, responding to a set of questions published by LifeSite’s journalist Stephen Kokx, sets the record straight with regard to the ongoing battle for the faith in the Church. That is to say: he makes it clear that one has to remain in the Catholic Church...
The light that shone in the Church during eleven years of pontificate was extinguished on August 20, 1914. Pope Pius X fell sick on the Feast of the Assumption of Our Lady (Aug. 15) and received extreme unction and Holy Viaticum before dying. He was buried August 23, and his tomb immediately became the...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sn0vcFPjL4 Comment: This group takes too long to get into the discussion (at least five minutes) but once they get going, it's very interesting indeed to hear them objecting to some of the very things which were defended and promoted by fellow-parishioners when some of us were doing the complaining. It's also interesting to see how...
Pope Saint Pius X is one of the greatest of the Pope Saints in the Church's calendar. Reading about his love for Holy Mother Church is both edifying and exhilarating. His very first encyclical is outstanding and is equally applicable to today's world as when the Pope Saint first penned it. And, had...
Read (or, for now, simply dip into) two key texts for our times: firstly, the landmark encyclical of Pope Saint Pius X Pascendi (on the doctrine of the Modernists) and Archbishop Lefebvre's Open Letter to Confused Catholics and then share your thoughts. And consider this: the Pontifical High Mass in the Parish of the Immaculate...
I've had a number of telephone conversations recently, today included, with very worried Catholics who are either losing the Faith themselves or who know others who are losing the Faith, because of the scandalous things Pope Francis is saying and doing. Some of these people made the mistake of "investigating" (i.e. searching online) for...
Blogger, Petrus, a member of the Diocese of Paisley, submitted the following article on the schismatic rumblings lurking in the final document published at the conclusion of the recent diocesan meeting of malcontents aka diocesan "synod". Pope Francis wants the Church to stop what it has been doing and make a fresh start. He is calling...
From America Magazine... An ordinary Sunday morning. No parish assignment, no preaching. So I decide to go to a church that celebrates the Latin Mass every Sunday at 11 AM. I knew it would be in Latin, but I wasn’t sure if it would be the old Tridentine or new post-Vatican II Latin Mass. Clearly...
SAINT MARGARET MARY ALACOQUE, VIRGIN—1690 Feast: October 17 In seventeenth-century France the faith of the people had been badly shaken; there was rebellion against the Church and neglect of its teachings; the rise of Protestantism and the spread of the heresy of Jansenism[1] both had a part in the weakening of the structure built up...
