Category: Catholicism

Abp. Vigano’s Christmas Message

These are the words we should be hearing from our Holy Father, but alas, it would seem that Pope Francis has chosen to side with the enemy. These are sad times for both Church and state. We must take hope from the Archbishop's words and join our efforts to his if we are to turn … Continue reading Abp. Vigano’s Christmas Message →

Newman On The Immaculate Conception

Saint John Henry Cardinal Newman explains today's Marian Feast better than anyone. MEMORANDOM ON THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION I  IT is so difficult for me to enter into the feelings of a person who understands the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, and yet objects to it, that I am diffident about attempting to speak on the subject. I was … Continue reading Newman On The Immaculate Conception →

Pray for our Bishops

Like a great many Catholics, I've been dedicating my rosaries this week to the USCCB as they meet together in Baltimore. Besides electing a new bishop for my home diocese in South Carolina, they face the daunting task of defending the Faith and the Eucharist in particular from pro-abortion Catholic politicians who make a mockery … Continue reading Pray for our Bishops →

True Romance vs. Modern Romance

I truly believe that, when scholars look back upon our culture, after magnanimously picking through the refuse we leave behind to glean something of value, they will view the Mario games with far greater regard than they will most of the ‘highbrow’ literature and Nobel Prize winners of our day. Granted, this will not be … Continue reading True Romance vs. Modern Romance →

Abp. Viganò and the Faux Vaccine

Archbishop Vigano proves himself, yet again, to be a true shepherd of the faithful.

Catholicism Pure & Simple

From LifeSiteNews:

Editor’s note: Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has decided to make public an October 23 letter sent to to Cardinal Luis F. Ladaria S.J., Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Archbishop José Gomez, President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, as well as to all the bishops of the United States of America.

Your Eminences,

Your Excellencies,

I address you, Archbishop Gómez, as President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, and to you, Cardinals Ladaria and Müller, for your competence, some serious considerations related to the so-called vaccines against Covid-19.

I believe there are some aspects of the question that now allow for a more complete evaluation of what these drugs are and what effects they cause; this evaluation ought to lead to a collegial stance, in conformity with the Magisterium of the Church and not influenced by biased information…

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Re-Discovering Ember Days

This fulfillment of the Law is crucial because it teaches us something fundamental about God, His redemptive plan for us, and the nature of the universe. In the case of both the Hebrew seasonal fasts and the Christian Ember days, we are invited to consider the wonder of the natural seasons and their relation to … Continue reading Re-Discovering Ember Days →