There Will Be Consequences
If it seems like the enemies of Christ running amok in the holy places and sanctuaries are doing so unabated, know that a day of reckoning is coming.
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If it seems like the enemies of Christ running amok in the holy places and sanctuaries are doing so unabated, know that a day of reckoning is coming.
The retired archbishop of La Plata, Argentina, has published a column on the American blog Rorate Coeli in which he reiterates the thesis that Archbishop Annibale Bugnini, a central figure in post-Vatican II liturgical reforms, was a Freemason.
Is the Force Still With Us?
(The following is a re-print of an article I published back in September but which the author thinks is more timely now in light of recent happenings and the very real threat of the Vatican changing the Liturgy, specifically, the Doctrine of Transubstantiation.)
Deputy Rossignol is right to reject « paedophilia » for violence against children. It is more accurate to speak of « child sexual abuse crimes ». Yet her reasoning stops short: she suspects the family, the father, authority, falling into anti-family ideology. However, family violence is not the truth of the family, but its absolute corruption. Just as a dictator does not prove that all government is bad, a predatory father does not prove that all paternal authority is illegitimate. Authority must protect, not crush. The true answer? Defend the family by being relentless toward those who desecrate it.
Would it have been too much to ask to just pitch up and defend the deposit of faith?
Extensive excerpts from Radical Fidelity's latest article on Leo's false church.
The surgical disappearance of the Epstein case from mainstream press
An analysis of how mainstream media have treated the Epstein scandal compared to attacks on Pope Benedict XVI, revealing asymmetries in information coverage.
The Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City attracts more than 20 million pilgrims each year and handles millions of dollars in offerings and donations from the faithful.
Religious humanism and its dangers
In 2026, the world is plunged into practical nihilism: nothing has meaning, everything is relative, humanity is reduced to a machine governed by algorithms and optimization logic. Faced with this spiritual void, the Church proclaims noble values – human dignity, fraternity, solidarity – but a crucial question arises: are these values rooted in Christ and transcendence, or in atheistic humanism, emptied of its supernatural content?
Catholic podcaster Ryan Grant called the new canon law rule ‘one the most revolutionary changes in the history of the Church.’
A LETTER ON THE SYNODAL BLA-BLA THAT IS NOT AS BLA-BLA AS IT SEEMS
We thought we had reached the pinnacle of what the Church, as it emerged from the last council, could produce with the pontificate of Francis. We realize, with some productions published under the new pontificate, that we remain at these heights.
An Antichrist that uses Light and its Vicar.
Dr. Andrea Cionci dismantles the encyclical « Magnifica Humanitas » of antipope Leo XIV, defining it as a gnostic promotion of artificial intelligence, which is a « word without flesh ». In this brilliant reflection, he asserts that AI, based on light and electricity, embodies the Antichrist, and that Leo XIV is its vicar, thereby overturning Christian values centered on incarnation and redemption.