Paul VI Archive
So, why did Montini deem it necessary to craft a new Credo? Would it not have sufficed to simply reaffirm that which the Church has always taught?
So often we hear it said – even in some “traditional” quarters no less – that Paul VI of most bitter memory eventually came to recognize the crisis brought about by Vatican Council II; so much so that he once famously remarked, “…from some …
Since the final document of the so-called Youth Synod was approved and made public on Saturday, among the paragraphs that has received the most attention is no. 150, which deals with homosexuality. Many things stand out as troubling in this treatment. Right off the …
On October 13, the Society of Saint Pius X issued a communiqué on the utterly ersatz “canonization” of Pope Paul VI that was scheduled to take place (and did) on the following day in Rome. It is a most unfortunate text; indeed, nothing less …
In preparation for that glorious day in October when the Conciliar Lifetime Achievement Award for Service to the Revolution will be bestowed upon Pope Paul the Pathetic, the Vatican PR machine recently spit out a puff piece extolling his… ahem… heroic virtues. The …
Catholic Family News has published an English translation of a recent interview with Fr. Fausto Buzzi, FSSPX, conducted in Italian by the secular online media outlet Il Giornale. In the interview (published on the Society’s official website as well), Fr. Buzzi, who serves …
According to several reports, the “canonization” of Giovanni Battista Montini, aka Pope Paul VI, is likely to take place in 2018. Word has it that it may very well happen in October when the Synod of Bishops is in session to “ask young …
According to Vatican Radio, Francis has sent a message to participants of a conference taking place in Rome on the theme “Pope Paul VI, the pope of modernity.” A more fitting theme would be “Pope Paul VI, the pope of Modernism.” After all, …
As yesterday’s post discussed, Archbishop Víctor Manuel “Tucho” Fernández, the alleged ghostwriter of Amoris Laetitia, said of the Exhortation: It is now worth pausing to acknowledge that which is concretely what Francis leaves to us as an irreversible novelty. During an audience held …
Deacon Nick Donnelly has an interesting post at EWTN Great Britain about what appears to be an increasing amount of concern in Rome over the influence of Freemasonry in ecclesial affairs. From my perspective, the operative word is appears. Donnelly cited a report …