In a previous post, I promised to look a bit more closely at Cardinal Burke’s presentation as given in Louisville, KY, on July 22 at the Church Teaches Forum; pointing out whatever good and praiseworthy things he had to say, while also shining …
Recently, two persons of note – Monsignor Nicola Bux and Cardinal Walter Brandmuller – have suggested that Francis, in light of the current crisis surrounding Amoris Laetitia and the dubia, would do well to make a “profession of faith” similar to that which …
Just last week, I published a post exploring whether or not Cardinal Burke may have taken the formal act of correction off the table. At the conclusion to that post I wrote, “Perhaps His Eminence will be asked about this directly in a …
Move over santo subito, there’s a new game in town; canonization antemortem, that is, Sainthood before death. Case in point, First Things has published an article (which also serves as a Foreword to Dr. Peter Kwasniewski’s recent book on the sacred liturgy, Noble …
In the January 2003 edition of Si Si, No No, the Society of St. Pius X published the first installment of an eight part series on “The Errors of Vatican II.” This valiant effort to warn the faithful of the dangers posed by …
Die 14 Augusti. In Vigilia Assumptionis Beatæ Mariæ Virginis. Fr. José Miguel here… Marian Antiphon Sub tuum præsídium (ancient antiphon from the III century), in traditional Gregorian chant, sung by yours’ truly, beautifully accompanied by our young Basilica organist, Ramón Villoria Blanco. In …
In Louisville, KY, on July 22, Raymond Cardinal Burke delivered an address at the Church Teaches Forum, “The Message of Fatima: Peace for the World.“ Before we take a look at the address itself, let it be said that as His Eminence’s frequent …
Blessed is he whom Thou hast chosen and taken to Thee: he shall dwell in thy courts. We shall be filled with the good things of thy house; holy is thy temple (Psalm 64:5). Without the slightest doubt, the five decades following the …
As promised, I want to fill readers in on the response that I received from the Society of St. Pius X concerning donations to Rome. Today I was told that the answer is exactly what I had hoped it would be – the …
Readers may recall that an appeal to correct the errors found in Amoris Laetitia, signed by 45 theologians, was sent to Rome back in June of 2016. The contents of their evaluation of Francis’ love letter to Satan (aka Amoris Laetitia) was supposed to …
