Pope

Three warnings

We were warned about the present storm. These signs we cannot ignore.

Would God Allow This to His Church?

The Vineyard and the Church

Isaiah says the Lord Himself will take down the wall of His vineyard. Not the enemy — the Owner. How does this apply to the Church? Commentary on Mt 21: 33-43

The Apparition of Our Lady of La Salette

Fatima and La Salette

Today is the anniversary of Our Lady’s apparition at La Salette, France, high in the French Alps, on September 19, 1846, to two cow-herding children, Mélanie Calvat and Maximin Giraud.

“Jesus Did Not Say to Peter What We Have Always Believed. An Investigation into Mt 16:19” by IB

Introducing the "Synodal Church"

Is synodality really all about "inclusion", "dignity" and other modern trends? What happens to "the Catholic Church" after 2028?

Since 2019-2020, during the reign of Bergoglio (‘Pope’ Francis), Catholics were discombobulated with the introduction of a bizarre phrase never before known or heard by the most well-known theologians, historians, and scholars of Catholic theology: The Synod on Synodality. A good general background on the Synod on Synodality, an apt acronym being SoS (Save our Souls), can be found on Wikipedia. One of the hallmarks of the SoS, which most Catholics seem to miss or want to avoid, is the fact that it will result in a new Church.

Follow-up Questions on My Last Contribution (The Decline of the Papacy?)

The following interview (translated from English back into German by AI) was given by me to Niwa Limbu (AdVaticanum), who followed up on my last contribution regarding the papacy.

«Roma locuta, logica finita»

«Rome has spoken, logic is at an end»

There is a passage in Book Gamma of the Metaphysics that one always rereads with a smile that is not particularly charitable. Aristotle, weary of those who denied the principle of non-contradiction, decreed that there could be no discussion with them: whoever maintains that something can be and not be at the same time and in the same sense, he says, resembles a plant. Not a fool, nor even a sophist: a vegetable. One likes to think that twenty centuries of theology took this warning seriously. God does not contradict Himself, the truth does not contradict itself, and a Church guided by the Spirit cannot teach on Monday the opposite of what it solemnly and universally taught until Sunday evening. All this, of course, was before 2 August 2018.

The Inquiry into Andrea Cionci's Analysis of the Papacy Reignites: The Scholar Received a Second Time at the Vatican

We converse with the scholar to better understand his independent analysis on the current legitimacy of the Papacy

«The smoke of Satan has entered the Church»: the novel Pope Paul VI would have understood better than anyone

Malachi Martin, Jesuit, exorcist, and eyewitness to the Council from within, left us in "Windswept House" the fictionalised chronicle of an ecclesiastical betrayal that he claimed was 85% real. A Vatican thriller of 774 pages to be read at one sitting under the August sun.

Did Paul VI Prohibit the Traditional Mass?

St. Peter the First Synodal Pope? According to Leo, yes.

Not even the first pope is beyond the synodal sacrilege of Pope Bob and his henchmen.

As others and I have repeatedly predicted, the rate at which, and the audacity with which, the destroyers will attempt to eradicate the Faith will henceforth increase exponentially. But, for those who have eyes to see, there is a certain ridiculous dimension to how blatant and outrageous the attempts of the apostates in Rome are getting.

Thursday, February 14, 2013: Pope Benedict XVI Illustrates the Second Vatican Council to the Clergy of Rome

MEETING WITH THE PARISH PRIESTS AND CLERGY OF ROME - ADDRESS OF HIS HOLINESS BENEDICT XVI

At a time when an artificial schism is looming between the false synodal Church and the FSSPX, with a false interpretation of the Second Vatican Council at stake for both sides, it is appropriate to return to the presentation given to the clergy of Rome by the last true reigning Pope, immediately after his famous 'Declaratio' and shortly before his departure to an impeded see.