Kennedy Hall is a contributing editor for OnePeterFive. He is the author Terror of Demons: Reclaiming Traditional Catholic Masculinity and Lockdown with the Devil, a novel published by Our Lady of Victory Press. He is a writer at Catholic Family News, LifeSiteNews and is the host of the Conservative talk-radio show, The Kennedy Report. He is married with four children and lives in Ontario, Canada.
Author: Kennedy Hall
Strickland, Francis and the coming Napoleon
Amidst the chaos the Napoleonic pope will arise as Napoleon did.
McCarrick’s Escape: An Allegory for our Times
McCarrick was the quintessential ‘Vatican II’ priest.
The Spiritual Dangers of Constant News Consumption
It doesn't matter if you are on the Right or Left: if you are constantly consuming negative information and worrying about a coming calamity or crisis, you will experience a death in your soul.
Sacrilegious Disaster: the Opening Mass for World Youth Day
The Novus Ordo has become a meme at this point, being neither masculine nor feminine, but almost appearing as transgender if anything.
The Epidemic of Invalid Masses Foreseen
All of this is to say that it really shouldn’t be that hard for priests to ensure they are using a valid wine, but here we are.
Bishop Strickland Demonstrates Humility with SSPX ‘Flip Flop’
At any rate, what is most impressive about Bishop Strickland’s public change of opinion about the Society is not merely that he recognized the obvious truth that the SSPX is not, in fact, schismatic.
Little Christendom on the Prairie
This church was built not just for the town of St. Mary’s – although they heartily deserve it – but it was built for the Church, and therefore, the world – nay, the universe.
Is the SSPX About to Consecrate New Bishops?
Pope Francis spoke to this bishop and said: They [the SSPX] are not schismatics.
The FBI Targets the SSPX
We know – and they know – that the rulers in the “high places” are the demons who animate the goals and initiatives of the Satanic overlords who seek to destroy all that remains of Christian civilization.
The Consecration of Russia: One Year Later
Now, what I am going to say will likely offend some traditionalists, which is nothing new if you are familiar with my work, but I believe it must be said.