Faith

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.

Recovering Innocence in a Secular World

When the sacred burns, innocence must rise from the ashes.

Head of Pontifical International Marian Academy Again Makes Heretical and Blasphemous Statements That Will Lead Souls to Hell

Because one has a duty to know and study, at the very least, the fundamentals of the Catholic faith, this type of chosen, convenient ignorance will not be a defense on Judgment Day.

The Council merely wished the readings to be proclaimed in the vernacular

Leo XIV summons world’s bishops to entrench heretical Amoris Laetitia

Pope Leo considers the highly controversial Amoris Laetitia a guiding text for the Church, elements of which many consider to be heretical

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.

If Synodality Is Not a Programme, Why Is the Church Implementing It?

Bishop Rob Mutsaerts asks Pope Leo to judge the Synod by its fruits. Has synodality become the very programme Sr Nathalie Becquart says it is not?

A Church Without God

There is a question that has been weighing heavily on my heart, and it is a difficult question to ask: “Are we becoming a Church without God?”

The Infiltration of the Jesuits.

One hundred years ago, most Jesuits were orthodox. But a few began to twist the ancient faith.

Listening to God – Regarding the Sentence of “Excommunication” and “Laicization”

On Overcoming Ecclesial Falsehood