The controversial Roberto De Mattei, who authored a significant volume on the history of Vatican II, has raised the ire of Italian progressivists with some straightforward comments on homosexuality. He claims that the corrosive influence of homosexuality led to the … Continue reading
CNS: The national board of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious said June 1 the assessment that led to a Vatican order to reform the organization “was based on unsubstantiated accusations and the result of a flawed process that lacked … Continue reading
We have expressed our moral revulsion at B.H. Obama’s secret kill lists and his use of killer drones to assassinate those named thereon. It does not surprise us that we are not in agreement with the New York Times (on … Continue reading
On May 10th Pope Benedict XVI bestowed on the twelfth century German mystic, foundress, and poet, Saint Hildegard of Bingen, what is called an “equivalency canonization.” This is done when someone who has been venerated as a saint for centuries through … Continue reading
I think the pharisees were something like Chief Deputy Mitch Lucas, at least as far as small-minded bigotry is concerned. Lucas might be a great warden, and a good family man, no doubt.
Dr. John Rao, professor of History at St. John’s University in New York and the author of Black Legends and the Light of the World, has commented on the recent remarks of Cardinal Walter Brandmüller. His Eminence’s remarks were mentioned … Continue reading
From the time a democratic mob called for the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, it was obvious that a form of government that seeks to do the will of the majority is destined to depravity. Those already aware of this would … Continue reading
The Catholic Action League of Massachusetts today [Monday, May 21] criticized the demonstration held yesterday during the 10:30 a.m. Mass at Saint Francis Xavier Parish in Acushnet. Ten protesters, some carrying signs, marched on the sidewalk across the street from … Continue reading
The great deal of talk surrounding the pending Rome-SSPX rapprochement has presented us with two cardinals publicly giving conflicting reports on the magisterial character of Nostra Aetate, the Vatican II document on non-Catholic religions. Swiss Cardinal Kurt Koch, president of … Continue reading
From Kreuz.net via the Eponymous Flower: …Bishop Fellay explained that the current “seemingly comfortable” situation is coming to an end for the Society. The current way will not continue: “It will be a with or against Rome from this point … Continue reading
Due to lightning that struck the antenna by which we connect to the Internet, SBC has been offline a couple of days. The site was running fine, as it is hosted elsewhere, but we have not had access to it since … Continue reading
If the Precious Blood had been shed, and yet we had no priesthood, no Sacraments, no jurisdiction, no sacramentals, no mystical life of the visible unity of the Church– life, so it seems, would be almost intolerable. This is the … Continue reading
Christ Hospital of Cincinnati was founded in 1889 by James Gamble whose soap company would become Proctor and Gamble, Inc. According to the hospital website, he, and some Cincinnati locals, “invited Isabella Thoburn, a teacher, nurse, and missionary, to come … Continue reading
There are nine prayers in the Ordinary of the traditional Latin Mass that may be efficacious for the forgiveness of venial sin.
Supposedly, revolutions get organized on Twitter now. Flashmobs, too. If social disorder and moral turpitude can be organized there, can wholesome Catholic events? If you’re interested in coming to a quasi-scientific answer to this question and you use Twitter, then … Continue reading
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