Female Authority and the Charismatic Synod of Renewal
Slap a bit of Greek on it and call it “living tradition” and we’ve got ourselves all the necessary ingredients for a Modernist dance party.
Christ The King: Saints in Light
We continue this liturgical year’s task with a look into Colossians 1:12-20, our pericope for Holy Mass at the Epistle for this last Sunday of October. As the last October Sunday, it is the Feast of Christ the King in the Church’s 1962 calendar. In the Novus Ordo Christ as King is celebrated on the…
Part 4: Enter the Soviets
The revolution struck hard.
Unprecedented since the Council: Schneider Issues Canonical Catechism Against Modern Errors
This is what Bishop Schneider calls “Magisterial Positivism.”
Pope Protects Abuser Priest, Now Returning to a Parish
The lamentable application of this "medicine of mercy for the Antichrist."
A Novel of Atlantis
Conquistadores and Christian rulers are referred to more often than Aristotle.
Ida Friederike Görres: A Forgotten Catholic Rediscovered
She saw dangers in the new image of “woman” promoted by the Nazi ideology.
New Response in the Same-Sex Blessing Controversy
When two people are blessed together, the relationship or partnership is blessed along with the persons.
May a Bishop in Extraordinary Circumstances Ordain Another Bishop Without Papal Consent?
The pope as legislator may change the canons, but always within the limits of natural and divine law.
21st Sunday after Pentecost: Put on the whole armor of God
You know the story of Esther during the Babylonian Exile. Wicked Haman plotted to get the King to kill all the Jews. Esther foiled his plan and instead the Jews were able to slay their enemies. You know the story of Job. He was a righteous man whom Satan tormented with God’s permission to test…
Venerable and Blessed Founders of the Russian Catholic Exarchate
To the patronage of the Most Holy Queen, we submit all the territory of Great Russia.
