This poem is dedicated to judgmental people everywhere.1 Your virtues, they are vices; Your deeds are each a sin. Inside no tad of goodness; Your bright veneer is thin. Your thoughts must all be darksome Your plans self-serving, too. That … Continue reading
National Catholic Register: Close friend [Corey] Callahan, a Buddhist, “said A.J. Boik was a gifted and popular high-school baseball player who was known mostly for his uncompromising Catholic faith. ‘He was the most faithful person I’ve known,’ Callahan said. ‘Before … Continue reading
Chanting mantras (i.e., invocation of demons), fire walking, financial success fanaticism, glassy-eyed giddiness, and collective brainwashing, such is the strange world of Tony Robbins’ ka-ching ka-ching empire. Now about twenty-one Robbins sycophants are really hurt, some hospitalized with severe burns … Continue reading
…the Benedictines, Jesuits, Franciscans, Dominicans, and Carmelites in the parish church when the lights went out? If not, you really need to. Mirth is good for you. During a Eucharistic Congress, a number of priests from different orders are gathered … Continue reading
Back in March and again in June I posted some commentary and links to articles on this saintly and silent martyr in-the-making. After reading this update you can reference three previous posts about Asia on our website here.
(Kreuz.net/Eponymous Flower) — Even in the capital city of Russia the little plants of the Old Mass are showing themselves to a greater and more powerful tree. A German Cleans up Moscow Since January 2011 there has been a website … Continue reading
For informational purposes, we present here the Holy See’s statement, followed by the just released declaration from the SSPX General Chapter, dated July 14 of this year. * * * * * * * * * * * * Vatican … Continue reading
“The Catholic intellectual life needs to be resurrected. And that process is already beginning under the summer sun in Italy.” That’s the blurb text on the ChurchMilitant.TV site for the Roman Forum in Lake Garda, Italy. Here is Michael Voris’ … Continue reading
Almost three years ago, I posted a piece on our site about the above named Monsignor: Vatican Council II: An Open Discussion, by Monsignor Brunero Gherardini. Since then, an English translation of his book has been published (under the title … Continue reading
A pretty good video on the Council of Trent’s doctrinal clarity and… anathemas. Says ChurchMilitant.TV: “Time for some good old-fashioned anathemas.” httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnhjzlLJfoo
Ryan McMaken has penned a brief resume of the deeds of Blessed Franz Jägerstätter. This was an Austrian farmer who refused to fight in the war machine of the Third Reich, and therefore died a martyr. Reading the piece reminds … Continue reading
From the Dominican Nuns of Summit, New Jersey, we have this news: The Dominicans are at it again! What are we up to now? Well, really, nothing we haven’t been doing…praying! But this time Dominicans all over the world received … Continue reading
The Catholicism.org site has been “hacked.” The hacker put code on our site that redirected viewers to a Brazilian YouTube channel, which features someone ranting against religion (in Portuguese). The site has been fixed twice now. Please say a prayer … Continue reading
NEW BRITAIN, Connecticut, July 5, 2012 (LifeSiteNews.com) – A lesbian student at Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) won the sympathy of hundreds of students who rallied to her defense against anti-gay remarks before police say video evidence forced her to … Continue reading
(Rorate Caeli) The Church, a House of Many Rooms The new Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Abp. Gerhard Müller, granted his first interview, after his appointment, to KNA, the German bishops’s news agency (in German). Dutch Catholic blog In … Continue reading
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