Novus Ordo

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.”

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

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.

Did Paul VI Prohibit the Traditional Mass?

“I will not remain silent”

Fr. Joachim Heimerl von Heimthal in conversation with Giuseppe Nardi.

Archbishop Hector Agüer: Annibale Bugnini was a Freemason

The retired archbishop of La Plata, Argentina, has published a column on the American blog Rorate Coeli in which he reiterates the thesis that Archbishop Annibale Bugnini, a central figure in post-Vatican II liturgical reforms, was a Freemason.

Bishop Eleganti on the old rite, Islam and the future of the Church

Bishop Marian Eleganti speaks to AdVaticanum on the appeal of the traditional liturgy, Islam and the Society of St Pius X. Eleganti addresses the fallout of the Second Vatican Council, the place of the old rite and the pertinent questions facing the Church in the West