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Spanish Novus Ordo Priest Laicized by Leo XIV for Rejecting Francis as Heretical Pseudo-Pope

Prevost punishes Rev. Francisco José Vegara Cerezo…

We generally do not republish sedevacantist articles, which indiscriminately condemn everything related to the “Novus Ordo” and the Second Vatican Council. However, this well-informed article shows that the Vatican’s “mercy” is rightly appreciated beyond our borders...

The Great Prelate Syndrome

Don Alessandro Minutella

Vengeance for Francis: Vatican laicizes priest who says late pontiff taught heresy

The Vatican has dismissed Fr. Francisco José Vegara Cerezo from the clerical state after he accused Pope Francis of heresy in a lengthy manifesto while claiming his election was invalid.

The Mad Dash toward Synodal Suicide

Synodal Inc., is hurtling toward the UN's Agenda 2030 deadline, accelerating the Great Spiritual Reset before the deadline expires.

POPE LEO: ACT OR RESIGN !

Lay Board needed to investigate Bishops

Here’s what went wrong with the Jesuits

Three Jesuits were most critical to the Society’s decline: Karl Rahner, Teilhard de Chardin, and Pedro Arrupe.

Leo XIV, Kindly Tell Us Which Part of Your Abomination Do We Have to Agree With to Be “Included”?

I can’t speak on behalf of the SSPX, but I know I am speaking on behalf or many faithful Catholics.

WILL THE POPES AND BISHOPS BURN IN HELL?

Sad Times for Catholic Sex Abuse Victims

Recent events, such as Pope Leo’s remarks about sex abuse during his recent visit to Spain, and the wording of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) revised “Dallas Charter,” make sex abuse victims, abuse advocates, and whistleblowers want to scream.

On the Threshold of Montserrat: The Word That Heals and the Door That Closes

A survivor of abuse at Montserrat abbey stands outside the Apostolic Nunciature in Madrid, seeking recognition and reparation. His experience highlights the disconnect between the Pope's public discourse on healing and the church's private, selective approach to victims.

Archbishop of Prominent Diocese Mocks Christ by Presiding over Blasphemous “Mass”

To make sure that it caused maximum offense to Our Lord Jesus Christ, it took place on the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

The Review of Weekdays (June 7-13)

The Pope in Spain Faces Protests from Abuse Victim Associations, and the Jesuits Offer a Unsatisfactory New Explanation for Withholding the Report on De Luca

Magnifica Humanitas: A Long, Confusing Encyclical That Puts the Faith at Risk

On May 15, 2026, Pope Leo XIV published his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas—On the Safeguarding of the Human Person in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (hereinafter MH). This lengthy document includes 244 paragraphs, about 42,000 words, and 224 footnotes, nearly all referencing Vatican II and the post-conciliar popes.