Catholicism

'Witch hunt’: New Ways Ministry attacks Ratzinger’s 1986 letter on homosexuality

New Ways Ministry published six essays attacking the Church’s teaching on homosexuality, with contributors appealing to Pope Francis as having worked to undo the perennial doctrine.

Following the era of John Paul II and Benedict XVI—a period characterized by a traditional stance on moral issues—the atmosphere under the 'pontificate' of the antipope Leo, much like that of his predecessor of unfortunate memory, is undoubtedly highly conducive to the normalization of abominations. A.S.

WHERE WOULD JESUS HANG OUT IF HE RETURNED TODAY?

When pastoral practice does not support Church teachings

Many people may have heard this dialogue involving the pope and his secretary: “Your Holiness, excuse me for bothering you, but I have some good news and some bad news to share. Which one would you like to hear first?” The pope answered, “Well, let’s have the good news first.” The secretary responded, “Jesus has returned, and he’s holding for you on line one.” The pope cried out, “Well, that’s stupendous news! Just wonderful! What on earth could be bad news after learning that?” “He’s calling from Salt Lake City.”

Catholics Who Want to Know if they Fell Out of the Stupid Tree Should Read This

Yip, that's how they roll in Prevost's Big Ol' Gay Church.

The Vatican is putting on a bad show

“So-called synodality has thus shown its true colors. It selects whom or what it includes.”

This year’s ban on access to St. Peter’s Basilica on October 24, 2026, for the tradition-minded “Ad Petri Sedem” pilgrims borders on hostility toward Catholics loyal to the Pope and orthodox in their faith, and has nothing to do with concern for unity in the Church or with operational difficulties in organizing liturgical celebrations in St. Peter’s Basilica.

The three "mistakes" of Christ

Exposing the quiet revolution changing Church teaching

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.

Amoris Laetitia and the Magisterium that abolishes itself

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

More Reasons Why the Synodal Traitors in Rome Should Officially Change the Name of Their Diabolical “Church”

They are telling us openly that they are not the Catholic Church, but the Synodal Antichrist Spiritual Sewage Farm

A number of stories over the past few days once again reminded me that one of the best things that could happen to Catholicism is for the apostate Synodal Church to officially change its name to exactly that: the Synodal Church.

The Knave in the Nave, the Asp in the Apse

Incinerated churches, beheaded priests, bloodshed during mass, desecration of the sacred, Catholicism is up in flames, as its edifices are hollowed out by the enemies of the faith.

Another insightful article by Elizabeth Yore on the state of disarray within the Catholic Church. One cannot help but think that this deterioration is not accidental, but directly linked to the rise to power of a new anti-papal lineage at the Vatican—now spanning thirteen years.

Catholicism’s Surrender to Maoism

Beijing Chooses Communist Bishops. Rome Says Yes.

Beijing has chosen a new Catholic bishop who promoted Communist ideology, participated in Maoist political “re-education,” and dismissed reports of persecution against Catholics in his own diocese. Rome approved him anyway. The consecration of Paul Liu Honggang, argues Gaetano Masciullo, is a shocking example of what the Sino-Vatican agreement has produced: The Communist regime chooses, and Rome goes along with it.

Francis-Bergoglio and the Synodal Manipulation of Saint Francis of Assisi

By: A (ex)perplexed Catholic

China Chooses Bishops, LGBT Activists Cheer Leo, the Novus Ordo Becomes “Living Tradition,” a Mason Gets a Catholic Funeral, & Leo Gives Lutherans a “Shared Mission.” Meanwhile, the SSPX is in Schism.

Rome’s new rule of communion is clear: doctrinal rupture earns dialogue and promotion, while Catholics who preserve the old Faith receive censures and excommunication.