For thy sake we are put to death all the day long. We are accounted as sheep for the slaughter. (Ps. 43:22) The Psalm verse atop this Ad Rem came to mind as I was considering the situation. Psalm 43 … Continue reading
Amid the vast and growing volume of commentary on the July first consecrations of four bishops for the SSPX, there a brief passage from a July 2 interview that interests us a great deal here at Catholicism.org. It is the … Continue reading
Dr. Anthony Stine, of the Return to Tradition podcast, interviewed me in a prerecorded program that dropped today on his YouTube channel. The subject matter of the interview is the decree of precepts imposed on the Slaves of the Immaculate … Continue reading
Following up on the press release and the study we published on Corpus Christi regarding dubious claims made by ecclesiastical authorities in New Hampshire, I will address another such assertion here. On the website of the Diocese of Manchester, we … Continue reading
WASHINGTON (AP) — Several FBI analysts tied to the creation of a 2023 memo warning of a potential threat from Catholic “violent extremists” were fired Friday, according to their lawyer, the latest wave of terminations under the leadership of its … Continue reading
Below is a video of Brother André Marie reading the 4,800-word study we published on our website today, ‘Unacceptable’: Did the CDF Censure Saint Benedict Center’s Beliefs in 2016? The Holy See did not censure Saint Benedict Center’s doctrinal stance … Continue reading
Listen via YouTube. | Read summary in press release. Watch Mike Church interview with Brother André Marie. THERE is a false narrative circulating about Saint Benedict Center and the Slaves of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. According to this narrative, … Continue reading
Yesterday, the SSPX Superior General, Father Davide Pagliarani, published a “Declaration of the Catholic Faith” that he addressed to Pope Leo XIV with these words: The Society places this simple Declaration of Faith in Your hands. It seems to us to … Continue reading
Saint Brendan the Navigator was the Irish Saint whose sixth-century voyage to America beat Christopher Columbus by some 900 years. He’s mentioned on this site in a short entry for his feast day (May 16), and on a longer piece … Continue reading
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