Guest Contributor Archive

By: S.D. Wright Canonizations are Infallible, and We Must Accept the Consequences Many Catholics reject the canonizations of Paul VI, John Paul II and others. Some reject all post-Vatican II canonizations. But everyone is instinctively aware that there is something amiss about rejecting canonizations, …

By: John Lane For many traditionalists, sedevacantism is an uncomfortable idea, a kind of unnecessary, rash, prideful, excess. They regard their own position, that Francis is pope, as more modest, less extreme, less disruptive or divisive – in a word, more Catholic. But …

By: Randy Engel  An Interview with Ex-Opus Dei Numerary Eileen Johnson – Part 1 Introduction            The following interview with ex-Opus Dei numerary, Eileen Johnson, was conducted over a period of several months in 2020 and 2021.  Eileen is a native of Yorkshire, England, …

By: John Lane “very crisis separates an entity from what is alien to it, and simultaneously preserves the essential character of that entity…” – Romano Amerio  Sedevacantism is the opinion that the popes since John XXIII have been illegitimate, not true popes, …

By: Robert Siscoe and John Salza The True Meaning of Bellarmine’s Ipso Facto Loss of Office Theory for a Heretical Pope In light of the ongoing crisis in the Church and papacy, many Catholics are questioning whether the man in charge – Pope Francis …

By: Dr. Jesse Russell In 2015, Indiana attorney David Wemhoff published what is perhaps the most important American Catholic journalistic exposé of the second decade of the twentieth century: John Courtney Murray, Time/Life, and the American Proposition. In his masterwork, Wemhoff chronicles the alleged …

By: Randy Engel [Note from the author: This article was originally part of a series appearing in The Catholic Inquisitor titled “Bishop James T. McHugh – The Forgotten Man in the McCarrick Equation,” which highlighted the role the Homosexual Movement played in undermining …