Since the publication of our editorial stance a little over a year ago, I have been pleased to read the contributions to the fraternal debate about Ultramontanism here at OnePeterFive as well as with our friends over at Rorate Caeli. Reflecting on the year’s contributions, I intend in this and subsequent articles to reply to … Read more
onepeterfive.com/donate http://aroucapress.com/the-road-from-hyperpapalism-vol-1 ARTICLES MENTIONED in this podcast: Bronwen McShea, “Bishops Unbound” https://www.firstthings.com/article/2019/01/bishops-unbound John Lamont, “Tyranny and Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church: A Jesuit Tragedy” Tyranny and Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church: A Jesuit Tragedy Peter Kwasniewski: “The ‘Spirit of Vatican I’ as a Post-Revolutionary Political Problem” The “Spirit of … Read more
Chesterton affirmed that great writers and artists are symbolic without knowing it. I would go further and say that human beings in general are symbolic without knowing it. Mountains represent a liminal space between heaven and earth, between divinity and mortality, and hence, I see more in the term “ultramontanism” than a reference to the … Read more
The editor of OnePeterFive was kind enough to invite submissions regarding the origin of the excessive submissiveness of many Catholics to Pope Francis’s manifestly erroneous teachings and measures. He says such attitude stems from “a false spirit of Vatican I” and what he calls hyperüberultramontanism. This seemingly humorous expression appears to be an anti-polemical hedge. … Read more
When we released our editorial stance last year we identified one error above others which seems to be at the root of our current crisis: the false spirit of Vatican I. This false spirit – meaning a false interpretation of said council – goes by many names: hyperpapalism, neo-ultramontanism, extreme ultramontanism or my personal favourite, … Read more
Editor’s note: we welcome all contributions to OnePeterFive which seek to critically engage with these ideas under the same aims of Traditionalism, as Mr. Ureta does here. One can only agree with the editorial position published on OnePeterFive about uniting the clans in a single crusade to rebuild Christendom and “restore all things in Christ.” … Read more
Image: Pope Pius XII” (CC BY-SA 2.0) by truerestoration In 1952 Pope Pius XII said the following, in a public address recorded among his official acts: Even when it is a question of the execution of a condemned man, the State does not dispose of the individual’s right to life. In this case it is reserved to the public power … Read more
Pope Francis: bishop and dictator of every city and village.
“Pius XII refashioned the heart of the Roman rite’s year; Paul VI replaced the entire Roman rite with a modern rite.”
Vatican II has made the most progress since Florence in healing the schisms between Rome and the eastern churches.
The terrible truth is that sometimes we the Catholics, all Christians, added our own effort to the work of Satan.
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