Ethics

Bishop Rob Mutsaerts asks Pope Leo to consider fruits of Synod on Synodality

Bishop Robert Mutsaerts, a Dutch auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of 's-Hertogenbosch, has made a name for himself through pointed interventions that are hardly favorable to the "synodalist" direction taken by "Francis" and subsequently "Leo." In 2012, he walked out of the synodal assembly, declaring: "God is outside this vile synodal process." In 2026, he stood his ground with a dense, deeply considered text addressed directly to "Pope" Leo. And therein lies the rub: by persisting in recognizing the antipope Leo as the true pope while simultaneously criticizing him, one ultimately strengthens him. Bishop Mutsaerts—just a little more effort, please!

WHY I CANNOT OBEY AND RESPECT POPE LEO

'Obedience can be commanded - respect must be earned'

Courageous 87-Year-Old Priest Lambasted for Being a Faithful Catholic and Resisting the Rainbow Agenda

So, who came down swiftly and hard on poor old Fr. Abel? Was it an organization like Antifa? Some radical LGBTQ advocacy group? The liberal government?

Synodal Church’s Credibility Further Down the Toilet as Rupnik is Allegedly Acquitted

Former religious sisters accused him of psychological manipulation, spiritual abuse, and sexual exploitation carried out under the guise of mystical theology and spiritual direction.

Welcoming Perversion: Hide your Children From the Synodal Church

Synod Study Report #9 gaslights Catholics, calling them homophobes and transphobes for not welcoming the LBGTQIA+ into parishes. Yet, June "Pride Month" exposes the grim reality.

“In the end, all of these so-called synodal reflections are aimed at preparing us to accept homosexuality.” ~Cardinal Müller, Preface, The Trojan Horse in the Catholic Church.

FROM REACTION TO ACTION

When the click is no longer enough

Andrea Cionci proposes a brilliant defense of "old-fashioned" activism, through petitions, legal actions, and concrete activism, in contrast to social media chatter that vanishes instantly. It is a passionate appeal for true Catholic resistance that rejects self-withdrawal, useless clicks, grand sacristy pronouncements, and the refuge of passivity disguised as hope. This is Catholic resistance embodied in reality, which, though a minority, triggers unstoppable chain reactions. Until the final victory.

More Dark Tales from the Synodal Zone

Its only supernatural purpose is leading people to damnation.

Leo XIV in Spain… and the «Catholics» picking grapes

A critical analysis of the papal visit to Spain and the Valley of the Fallen

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.

Media pillory for the upright Ratzinger and guilty silence on the Epstein Files

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 Tile and the Drawer

When the Church transforms pain into a work of art, but forgets to open the archives. A reflection on the Church abuse project "Renaissance" by Sister Samuelle and Quentin Delcourt

The artistic project on abuse “Renaissance, la Symphonie des tesselles” (Rebirth, the Symphony of Tiles) continues: mosaicist Sister Samuelle and director Quentin Delcourt hold the final workshops to sign the tiles on June 4 in Brussels and the following days in two other locations in Belgium (June 5 in Oostakker, Ghent, and June 6 in Namur). Then the artist will proceed with the composition of the mosaic in order to finish the work for the presentation in Paris, at the beginning of 2027.

Doctrine of the Faith's Strong Man on Abuse: «We have to try to protect the Church from scandal»

Unpublished audio recordings of the apostolic commissioner of the Sodalicio reveal the logic with which part of the Roman apparatus continues to manage sexual abuse: the institutional priority of the Church above the victims. Bertomeu himself goes so far as to compare this principle with «the law of the Third Reich».

Unpublished audio recordings of Monsignor Jordi Bertomeu, an official at the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith and one of the principal investigators of sexual abuse cases within the Church, reveal how part of the Roman apparatus continues to manage these cases.