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On the anniversary of the Miracle of the Sun, the message of October 13, 1917 speaks with extraordinary urgency to a Church suffering doctrinal confusion under Leo XIV.
Pope Leo XVI told Salvadoran bishops visiting the Vatican that he carries a holy card of the controversial St. Oscar Romero and prays daily for his intercession.
Further confirmation that Robert Prevost—known as Pope Leo—is an infiltrated crypto-communist, and that a large proportion of the 'canonizations' currently underway or already completed are political rather than religious acts. A pope who is no true pope, saints who are no saints, and a "church" that is no church. A.S.
The Vineyard and the Church
Isaiah says the Lord Himself will take down the wall of His vineyard. Not the enemy — the Owner. How does this apply to the Church? Commentary on Mt 21: 33-43
A proposed revision to Canon 749 raises a fundamental question: who determines the truth of Catholic doctrine? Gaetano Masciullo examines the Synod’s vision of infallibility, the expansion of lay authority, and what these changes could mean for the Church’s teaching office and Sacred Tradition.
What homosexual clergy fear the most
With his customary candor and precision, Fr. Gomulka helps us face the facts: the Catholic Church—right up to the highest levels—is riddled with homosexuals. Unless the issue is clearly addressed, the solution will never be found.
… And Benedict XVI was forced to retire by the same hidden forces.
An essential read: truly exceptional testimony—from a witness who is today the sole survivor and who has preserved remarkable freedom of expression—on the importance of Freemasonry in the Vatican and on various events, beginning with the assassination of John Paul I and the departure—forced, according to his account—of Benedict XVI.
And further evidence of Benedict XVI’s impeded See.
Let us extend warm thanks to a seasoned Vatican observer for this new evidence regarding the "impeded see" of Benedict XVI. While a meeting on the family is taking place at the Vatican—intended to glorify Bergoglio’s apostolic exhortation *Amoris Laetitia*, which opened the way to Communion for the divorced and remarried—Vaticanist Sandro Magister has published the "extraordinary homily" that the "Pope Emeritus" (that is to say, the true Pope) delivered at his *Mater Ecclesiae* hermitage on the very day the 2015 Synod on the Family opened. This major document, which could have inspired the work of the "Synod Fathers," never reached them. A mystery of the Vatican postal service? Let us recall Canon 412, which provides the legal definition of an impeded see: "The episcopal see is said to be impeded when, by reason of captivity, banishment (...), the diocesan Bishop is totally unable to exercise his pastoral office in the diocese, such that he cannot communicate even by letter with his diocesans." On October 14, 2015, Benedict XVI—Bishop of Rome—delivered a homily clearly intended for the cardinals gathered in Rome, yet it never reached them. Did someone say "impeded see"?
Bishop Mutsaerts warns of subtle but relentless tactics to change Catholic teaching without many people noticing.
Bishop Robert Mutsaerts, auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of ‘s-Hertogenbosch, warns there is a move in the Church to change doctrine, not by clear methods, but by ignoring it over long periods of time and allowing it to evaporate through the practice of the opposite of such teaching.
Anyone wishing to gain a clearer understanding of the attacks on the true faith in our time need only look at the telling statements of the St. Gallen Mafia.
Pastor Unterhalt thoroughly dismantles two arguments that have become commonplace: the claim that every element of the ongoing revolution at the Vatican emerged almost spontaneously, without any pre-established plan; and the claim that all of this falls within the lineage of Vatican II and the conciliar popes. It is abundantly clear that the impostors clad in white—first 'Francis' and then 'Leo'—are precisely following the agenda devised by Martini and the 'St. Gallen Group,' which seized power by ousting Benedict XVI.
Leo XIV must correct his predecessor’s document through the Magisterium if he wishes to preserve the unity of the Church.
A meeting opens in Rome today between the antipope Leo XIV and the presidents of the episcopal conferences, marking the "jubilee" of the tenth anniversary of Amoris Laetitia. That document—which began the dismantling of the sacrament of marriage—had opened many people's eyes. It is a fitting moment to read this incisive opinion piece by Msgr. Martin Grichting, a distinguished professor of canon law, Vicar General Emeritus of the Diocese of Chur, and former consultor to the Vatican’s Congregation for the Clergy. He demonstrates that Blaise Pascal had already exposed the stratagem used by Jesuits to strip the Ten Commandments of their substance—the very same tactic employed by Amoris Laetitia. AS
The allegations regarding Robert Prevost’s management of clerical abuse cases in Chiclayo raise significant concerns about potential inadequacies in the investigation process. Critically, a recent Church investigator described prior inquiries as severely deficient. While Prevost is not directly accused of cover-up, questions persist about transparency, procedural integrity, and the necessity for an independent review.
