“Peter” and “Satan”: the Two Names of the Pope
There is only one way to harmonize these passages which the inspired Evangelist has, with good reason, placed side by side.
Clandestine Ordinations Against Church Law: Lessons from Cardinal Wojtyła and Cardinal Slipyj
Editor’s note: in light of the news regarding a probably SSPX consecration of bishops this year and its own probable irregularity, we re-propose this historical question given by our contributing editor, Dr. Peter Kwasniewski, several years ago. According to the evidence presented herein, the Sacrament of Holy Orders has been conferred against Church law by…
Is Francis Pope? My Reply to Fr. Brian Harrison
In 1378, there was a concrete case of “an ordinary lay Catholic in the pews” who had to decide whether Clement VII was Pope.
Certain Truth, or Mere Probability? Reply to Lamont and Harrison
This premise, then, is only probable, not necessary.
Reply to Fr. Harrison on Francis and Heresy
It is probably easier for a simple priest who lacks such formation to discern its truth.
Bishop Strickland Against the World
"We now see the prophetic words of Venerable Archbishop Fulton Sheen unfolding before our eyes."
The Problem of a Heretical Pope: a Reply to John Lamont
Dr Lamont raises a more fundamental objection.
The Hyperpapalist Interpretation of Pastor Aeternus: Why Modernists and Sedevacantists are Both Wrong
When modernists, hyperpapalist conservatives, and sedevacantists agree.
“The People Shall Save the Church.” But How?
Fulton J. Sheen said that it would be up to the people to save the church.
13 Good Things Pope Francis Has Done
Even if the Francis pontificate is the worst in history, we can still find a number of good things that Pope Francis has done.
Pope Francis: Worst Pope in History? (Pornocracy, pt. 4)
It is true that the doctrinal corruption is the worst corruption of all, in the same way that the First Commandment is First, and idolatry is the worst sin.