Final Chapter of the ‘Rigging of a Vatican Synod’
Here below is the concluding chapter of my book the The Rigging of a Vatican Synod?: An Investigation of Alleged Manipulation at the Extraordinary Synod […]
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Full Text of New Dubia Sent to Pope Francis by Five Cardinals
Notification to Christ’s Faithful (can. 212 § 3) Regarding Dubia Submitted to Pope Francis Brothers and Sisters in Christ, We, members of the Sacred College […]
Questioning Pope Francis’ Evolving Doctrine and Morals Is Neither Ideology nor Backwardness, but Standing Firm in the Faith
by José Antonio Ureta* In recent weeks, Pope Francis has repeated that critics of the new developments he is introducing into the Church are […]
Papal Adviser Father Antonio Spadaro Accused of ‘Heretical Blasphemy’
UPDATE: Asked if Father Spadaro will be receiving a correction from his Jesuit superior for his commentary, and/or if he will be obliged to retract […]
Professor Rist: The Catholic Church Could Be Facing a Crisis Worse Than the Arian Controversy of the 4th Century
Professor John Rist. The recent suspension of an Italian priest for writing a scholarly critique of Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia was a foolish […]
The Case for Preserving and Exposing the Head Relic of St Thomas More
The 1932 memorial plaque covering the vault housing the relic of St Thomas More’s head in the Anglican church of St Dunstan’s, Canterbury. By […]
Professor Seifert: Catholic Church in ‘Terrible Danger of Complete Collapse in Many Countries’ Unless Cardinals and Bishops Speak Up
Professor Josef Seifert (Edward Pentin) Catholic philosopher Josef Seifert has said he sees a “terrible danger of a complete collapse of the Catholic Church […]
Chartres’ Record Number of Pilgrims Is a ‘Stunning Testimony to the TLM’s Popularity Among Young Catholics’
More pilgrims than ever will be participating in the traditional Chartres pilgrimage this year — so many that, despite Traditionis Custodes and Pope Francis’ restrictions […]
President George W. Bush’s Administrator in Iraq Reflects on Fate of Iraqi Christians 20 Years After Military Invasion
On this day in 2003, two months after the beginning of the U.S.-led military invasion to oust President Saddam Hussein, the Bush administration decided to […]
The Pope’s Mysterious Hospitalisation
The Vatican is well known for being cagey about disclosing the health of a pontiff which has often led to fevered speculation in the press […]