Monthly Archive: January 2018
It seems that certain flaming, off-the-hook liberals are beginning to see the reality of the present ecclesial crisis more clearly than even the most “traditional” of neo-conservatives. For example, Michael Sean Winters, who whines and opines for National Catholic Reporter, recently wrote: It …
Readers may have noticed the unfortunate fact that questions concerning the formal act of correction weren’t broached in the recent interview of Cardinal Raymond Burke (commented upon in yesterday’s post). Was this merely an oversight on the part of the interviewer, or is …
In a December 21st interview with the newspaper of the Diocese of Macau (China), Cardinal Raymond Burke was asked to comment on the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI. He responded: It was an action that took me by surprise. It is clear that …
The most recent “Pope Video” (so-called) has been published; this one calling attention to the religious situation in Asia. As a public service, I’ve once again edited the official version (found HERE) in order to provide viewers with a “translation” that gets straight …
At yesterday’s the General Audience, Francis continued his series on the Mass. He began: Taking up the catechesis on the Eucharistic Celebration… Let’s stop here for a moment. I must admit, the phrase “Eucharistic Celebration” – the word “celebration” in particular – raises …
On the last day of 2017, three Kazakhstani bishops – Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of Astana, Tomash Peta, Metropolitan Archbishop of Astana, and Jan Pawel Lenga, Archbishop of Karaganda – issued a text entitled: Profession of the immutable truths about sacramental marriage. Yesterday …
By: Randy Engel Pope John XXIII – The Interim Pope Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli, known to the world
In a recent “Fatima Perspectives” column, Christopher Ferrara challenged Karl Keating to give credit where credit is due; offering readers what looks like a passionate defense of Fr. Nicholas Gruner’s legacy. On some level it is a defense of Fr. Gruner, and on …
