Finally! Now, at last, we have one bishop, Yves Boivineau of Annecy (the same diocese as Saint Francis de Sales, when he was in exile from Geneva) who has taken action, under the pope’s prompting, against the conspiracy to destroy the Church … Continue reading
(ChurchMilitant.TV) It may be the most shocking admission ever about Vatican II … and no one is talking about it … yet! Here is exactly what Cardinal Kasper said — stunning, absolutely stunning: “In many places, they had to find … Continue reading
(Rome Reports) In 1936, at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, the Claretian religious community of Barbastro was attacked by militants. An assembly hall became their jail, where they were pressured to renounce their faith. A new film, Un … Continue reading
Progressives sometimes claim that the Church’s magisterium has made various “quiet repudiations” of the doctrine extra ecclesiam nulla salus. Whatever the basis of these claims, it may be replied that de fide definita dogmatic formulations are not subject to repudiations … Continue reading
A dear friend of mine, a soldier, ninety-one years-old, died Monday morning on Memorial Day. His name was John J (Joe) MacIsaac. We called him “Joe.” Joe was a gentleman, a good man, and I loved him. He dropped out … Continue reading
The Catholic Action League of Massachusetts today is mourning the death of one of its founding directors, John J. “Joe” MacIsaac, who entered into eternal life Sunday night, after a long struggle with prostate cancer. He was ninety-one. One of … Continue reading
These are a very English couple of days, yesterday and today, in the Church’s calendar, what with Saint Bede the Venerable yesterday and Saint Augustine of Canterbury today. That the former wrote about the latter in his famous Ecclesiastical History … Continue reading
Review of Seven Stories for Christmas (e-book) by Henry von Blumenthal. Being a retired librarian of a “certain” age, I have resisted e-books because I love the feel of a real book in my hands. Here I reveal, however, that … Continue reading
May 17, 2013 Letters to the Editor, The Boston Globe P. O. Box 55819 Boston, MA 02205-5819 To the Editor: In his crude effort to revile us, Kevin Cullen was so busy hurling school yard insults and sophomoric invectives that … Continue reading
Interested persons might look into the Federation of North-American Explorers (FNE). They are affiliated with the Catholic FSE or UIGSE (Union of International Guides and Scouts of Europe). This is a Catholic youth movement. The main page for the movement … Continue reading
It is a crime against boyhood, manhood, and the honor of a once noble institution. More seriously, it is an obscene gesture sent Heavenward. Homosexual youth will be admitted to the BSA starting January 1 of 2014. The sodomite camel’s … Continue reading
Here’s the headline: Pope Francis says atheists can do good and go to heaven too! “Go to heaven, too?” Yes, but not as an atheist! Pope Francis did not say that an atheist who does naturally good things can be … Continue reading
The following incisive article by Robert Reilly says it all about the anti-culture imperialism of the globalists’ leading enforcer of self-destruction. We are obliged to know the enemy’s ugly, cruel face if we are to engage him strategically in the … Continue reading
May 17, 2013 Letters, Boston Herald P. O. Box 55843 Boston, MA 02205-5843 To the Editor: With her usual indifference to the facts, Margery Eagan parrots the party line of pro-abortion activists and claims that Savita Halapanavar, the Indian immigrant … Continue reading
It has been a big week! Here is a video of a First Holy Communion on May 12, 2013 here at Saint Benedict Center. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28UnPxXCBeo
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