Louie Archive
On September 18, 2020, Ruth Bader Ginsburg died. Thus, were the doors opened wide for members of the conciliar church, both lay and clerical, to demonstrate just how deeply imbued they’ve become with religious syncretism and, likewise, their inability to think and feel …
On August 29, 2020, the New York Times published an article that should have become headline news the world over. To summarize: The vast majority of individuals tested for COVID-19 have been given what is called a PCR test whereby genetic matter is …
Contrary to my previous comments about having no intention of watching the movie, Fatima, after having received a number of messages about the film, I’ve decided to bite the bullet so I can provide readers with a proper review. The following review is …
If you haven’t been paying attention to the COVID lockdown restrictions being inflicted upon the citizens of Victoria, Australia (largest city, Melbourne), it’s time to start. As of September 3, 2020, Victoria (population 6.5 million) had recorded a grand total of 591 …
Originally slated for release in 2017 to coincide with the 100th anniversary of Our Lady’s appearances in Portugal, the movie simply named, Fatima, is finally available in theaters and streaming on-demand. Was it worth the wait? Admittedly, I have not seen the film, …
“One of the most important conversations I’ve had this entire campaign,” Joe Biden said in his DNC acceptance speech, “is with someone who is too young to vote.” He went on to explain, “I met with six-year old Gianna Floyd, a day …
Writing for Religion News Service, reporter Jack Jenkins observed: For years, pundits and political analysts have accused Democrats of having a “God problem,” insisting the party does not do enough to highlight the role religion plays in the lives of millions of Americans. …
Word on Fire, Bishop Robert Barron’s production company, recently posted “Vatican II FAQs” on its website. Here, I will reproduce the twelve questions that are posed therein, along with portions of the answers given (in boldface), along with valuable information that Bishop Barron …
As regular readers are well aware, I have been pondering authentic Catholic tradition concerning the Office of Peter, its special prerogatives and, more to the present point, the duty of the laity toward its occupant and his teaching. At this point in my …
Every so-called “traditionalist” worthy of the name knows the story of Pope Liberius. Bishop Athanasius Schneider, who bears the name of the Saint that suffered so much injustice at the unsteady hand of this regrettable pope, retells the tale as follows: In 357, …
