In this post, we will take a closer look at Bergoglian ecclesiology as presented in the Instrumentum Laboris for the upcoming Synod on the Amazon, which, to be perfectly clear, is not exactly his own; rather, it is the Council’s ecclesiology made clearer. Before we …
Earlier this week, the Instrumentum Laboris for the upcoming Synod on the Amazon was published by the so-called “Holy See.” At present, the text is not available in English. Here, I will refer to my own translation of the Italian text (with help from Google …
On June 10, the Washington Post published a lengthy interview of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò. Though it has been much commented upon already, I would like to touch on a handful of points that may not have been adequately addressed elsewhere. When asked to …
By: Cornelia Ferreira In the apparition of June 1917, Our Lady introduced the devotion to Her Immaculate Heart and promised salvation to those who embrace it. What a wonderful promise! God had chosen Lucia to make Our Lady known and loved through this …
As I wrote yesterday, it is sometimes necessary, especially for those with a public voice in Catholic media, to say “I got it wrong.” With this in mind, I wish to offer a correction to one of the points I raised with respect …
In follow up to yesterday’s post, here I offer commentary on those portions of the so-called Declaration of the truths relating to some of the most common errors in the life of the Church of our time (Cardinal Raymond Burke, Bishop Athanasius Schneider, et …
A group of conciliar churchmen have just published a text – similar in many respects to the Manifesto issued by Cardinal Muller back in February – with the intention of asserting Catholic truths in light of so many Bergoglian errors and outright heresies. …
On June 3rd the Society of St. Pius X published an interview of Bishop Bernard Fellay who, until last July, had served as its Superior General for twenty-four years. Before we take a look at some of his comments, I wish to say two …
Since I chose to disable comments on the blog, I’ve received more messages than I can count both pro and con. The reality is, there is no perfect way to proceed. Lately, I’ve come to believe that this blog can do more good …
On June 1, the first day of so-called “LGBT Pride Month,” Bishop Thomas Tobin of Providence, RI, sent the following message via his Twitter account: A reminder that Catholics should not support or attend LGBTQ “Pride Month” events held in June. They promote …
