Kieran Tapsell is a civil attorney and former seminarian who has dedicated his legal mind to the study of the historical causality lurking behind today’s priestly pederasty problem. The YouTube video embedded below has some shocking revelations, not because it … Continue reading
Category: Current Issues in the Church
The Forgotten Commandment
Dusting off this very brief article from a 1948 edition of From the Housetops, I am struck with how timely it remains. If it were written today, it would have to be updated with the more recent innovation that Charity … Continue reading
Bishop Athanasius Schneider on the Prohibition of the Traditional Liturgy as an ‘Abuse’
According to His Excellency, “The prohibition of the traditional Latin Mass is an abuse of ecclesiastical power and noncompliance with its prohibition does not in fact constitute disobedience.” Continue reading
The Non-Ecumenical Aims of St. Maximilian’s Knights of the Immaculata
The mission St. Maximilian entrusted to his Knights of the Immaculata was that of converting the whole world to the Catholic Church. He said, “Only until all schismatics and Protestants profess the Catholic Creed with conviction, when all Jews voluntarily … Continue reading
Lack of Clarity and ‘the Greatest Generation’
The YouTube conference embedded below by Father Chad Ripperger is very much worth your careful attention. Father goes a long way in explaining the reasons for what might be called “emotional thinking,” i.e., the kind of low-quality thought that many … Continue reading
Largest Catholic Heath Network Performs ‘Sex-Change’ Operations
Spotsylvania, VA (lepantoin.org) — A new report by the Lepanto Institute shows that CommonSpirit Health, the largest Catholic health care network in the United States, is performing sex-change operations and other moral abominations. The 64-page bombshell report reveals that CommonSpirit … Continue reading
Six Sisters of Mercy Oppose New Hampshire Parental Rights Bill
Defying Catholic teaching and natural law, six Sisters of Mercy were among the eighty clergymen and associates who signed an open letter, sponsored by the New Hampshire Council of Churches, opposing parental rights legislation in the Granite State. In addition to … Continue reading
Wrestling with the Fate of the Unbaptized
“One man’s trespass led to condemnation for all men” (Rom. 5:18). With these somber words, St. Paul expressed one of the truths that govern human history. On account of what St. John Henry Newman called the “aboriginal catastrophe”—namely, the Fall … Continue reading
Lex Orandi: Why What Happens in Church Matters outside of Church
This past weekend, I was a presenter at the third annual “Crusader Knights Congress” put on by Mike Church and sponsored by the Crusade Channel and LifeSite. Here is the text of that talk.
Tristan Harris Congress Testimony: Understanding the Use of Persuasive Technology
As formerly isolated technologies are being unified by new large language AI (artificial intelligence) models, Tristan Harris — an American technology ethicist, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology — is trying to raise awareness of the dangers of an … Continue reading
A ‘Carmelite Defense’ of Father Feeney’s Crusade
The purpose of this article is not to show that Carmelite saints believed in the dogma outside the Church there is no salvation in the same sense that Father Leonard Feeney believed it. That would be too easy, and this … Continue reading
Satan Con Comes to Once Catholic Boston
What follows is a special report from the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts… Witches Night in New England—On the weekend of April 28th to April 30th, The Satanic Temple—one of the two principal manifestations of organized Satanism in the United States today—will hold … Continue reading
Yes, Limbo is Church Teaching
Father Thomas Crean, O.P., has authored a brief and excellent article for Catholic Answers called Wrestling with the Fate of the Unbaptized. (Update [May 11, 2023]: The article is now published on Catholicism.org with the kind permission of the author … Continue reading