Monthly Archive: April 2014
Even after studying and writing and speaking about the conciliar text for more than a decade, I still manage to find in them previously unrecognized subtleties that serve to undermine the Faith in remarkably profound ways; in the present case, in the Declaration …
I want to take a moment to express my gratitude on a number of fronts: First, thanks to all who registered and for taking the time to contribute with comments. That includes those who don’t have the same view that I, and most …
It is telling commentary on the deplorable state of the Church to witness so-called “conservative” Catholics gushing with admiration for Fr. Ray Kelly’s performance. One fairly well known commentator (who in charity I won’t name) even suggested that our liturgies need more of …
A traditional (sorta) reaction to YouTube sensation Fr. Ray Kelly, Ireland’s singing priest…
FROM CONFLICT TO COMMUNION: Lutheran-Catholic Common – Commemoration of the Reformation in 2017 Vatican Surrenders to Luther, by Christopher Ferrara at The Remnant
I’m really pleased to announce the Harvesting the Fruit of Vatican II Forum! (Also accessible via the menu above.) It’s not fancy, and I’m sure we’ll end up tweaking and improving it as it grows, but I’m excited about this. Some time ago …
A recent article by Cindy Wooden of Catholic News Service on the upcoming canonizations (May God in His mercy forbid them!) aptly describes what the Masons and other assorted enemies of the Church would have considered an unattainable Utopian ideal just sixty short …
OK… It looks like we’re good to go for comments. You will need to register with a user name and valid email address in order to comment. I really appreciate your patience and look forward to seeing this community come back to life. …
Good news… almost. After a lot of work it looks like we’ll be able to reactivate the comments very soon; likely at some point today. I’ll post when all is ready to go, we’re working out a few final details on a new …
An article on The Catholic Thing blog by Anthony Esolen, Everybody to Pope Paul: Drop Dead, kept popping up on my Facebook feed so I gave it a read. Well, lo and behold, it’s pretty much what I expected; a plea for sympathy for …
