Novissima

Vittorio Messori Dies, the Journalist Who Gave Voice to Ratzinger and Challenged Church Progressivism

Italian journalist and writer Vittorio Messori, one of the most influential figures in contemporary Catholic thought, has died at age 84 on the evening of Good Friday, leaving behind a body of work that shaped several generations and a style that did not shy away from controversy when truth was at stake.

The Chrism Mass as a Pretext for Hunting Rebellious Priests

The Chrism Mass is used to evaluate communion among traditional priests. Rome does not universally require concelebration, but bishops use it to detect resistance. Cases like Dijon and Valence show conflicts over refusal. The refusal is interpreted as rejection of post-conciliar magisterium, leading to withdrawal of permissions. Tension persists between liturgical identity and episcopal pressure.

HOMILY OF POPE BENEDICT XVI AT THE CHRISM MASS OF HOLY THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2012

Pope Benedict XVI's astonishing homily for his last Chrism Mass

A guide to ecology for the family: is this really the urgent matter for families today?

Critical analysis of the Vatican document on integral ecology in family life and its pastoral relevance

Noelia's father's lawyer: "She requested to postpone her euthanasia to take time to think, and it was refused"

Her organs were already promised to others before she even died…

On March 26, 2026, at 6 p.m., in a Catalan care center, Noelia Castillo Ramos, 25 years old, was euthanized. Officially, she died "with dignity," in accordance with Spanish law from 2021. Unofficially, she was killed while she had, a few days earlier, written requesting a six-month reprieve to "take time to think." Le Média en 4-4-2 settles accounts with the system.

APPEAL TO POPE LEON XIV, by Sister Daniela

An appeal to Leon XIV, to be heard in its entirety, concerning the extraordinary and troubling congratulatory message sent by the Pope to the Anglican "archbishop" of Canterbury. Aldo Maria Valli

Counterfeit Sixty-Eighters

Abortion-Euthanasia-Death Penalty

Cardinal Ratzinger was interviewed on pressing moral questions: abortion, euthanasia and capital punishment. His responses reflect the clarity with which he distinguished between the non-negotiable defense of innocent life and legitimate debates on criminal justice.

The Little Remnant is the Renewed Church of Rome

Against distorted readings of Ratzinger's prophecy

The Roman Canon Increasingly Absent from Masses Celebrated by the Pope

The progressive displacement of the Roman Canon in pontifical celebrations has become an observable fact that can no longer be interpreted as mere contingency. Under the pontificate of Leo XIV, the systematic choice of modern eucharistic prayers—especially the third—confirms a stable preference for texts introduced following the 1968 liturgical reform, to the detriment of the venerable Canon that for centuries constituted the invariable nucleus of the Roman rite.

Bishops Excommunicated for Consenting to the Murder of Noelia

SPANISH BISHOPS AND THE ORDER OF THE CAMILLIANS, OWNERS OF THE HOSPITAL WHERE NOELIA CASTILLO RAMOS WAS MURDERED, PARTICIPATED IN THE MURDER.

Schneider: FSSPX Episcopal Candidates should draft a Statement Recognizing Pope Leo XIV

Here is the truth about this prelate very much in fashion in France: he defends tradition, certainly, but above all he works to have the legitimacy of antipope Leo recognized by all. De facto forbidding any interrogation of the Magna Quaestio, he provides further proof that he is a submarine of the St. Gall Mafia, a very active member of controlled opposition. Vade Retro, Athanasius!