A Concerned Catholic
A Concerned Catholic from India. Concerns: American Politics & Culture, Vatican Politics, Pope Francis, LGBTQ, DEI, Climate alarmism, Evolutionism, etc.
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Who are the real “Prophets of Doom”?
The reference to the elusive “prophets of doom” was first invoked by ‘Pope’ John XIII (also ‘saint’) in 1962 before the commencement of the Bulldozer Council from Hell — Vatican II.
Many have speculated who these “prophets of doom” refere...
Care For Creation? or Political Chess?
Notice the timeline
On August 15th, 2026, the Vatican posted “Message of his holiness Pope Leo XIV for the 11th world day of prayer for the care of creation” on their website. In the message, he mentions several themes referred to since be...
Synodality, Father Murray & the Catholic Dilemma
Father Gerald E. Murray, writing in a recent article for The Catholic Thing, titled Selling Radical ‘Synodality’ as ‘Social Prophecy’, raised fairly provocative questions which align with my previous post on Synodality.
Asking several com...
Montagna incites Trads over the Traditional Latin Mass
On August 03rd, 2026, Niwa Limbu posted on X about a Spanish Publication titled La Razón who based on their sources within the Vatican, published an article claiming:
“This newspaper has confirmed that the cardinal [Roche] distributed th...
Introducing the "Synodal Church"
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 t...
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I am a Catholic from India, aligned to Traditional Catholicism, which is authentic Catholicism. If my views come across as ‘extreme’, it is perhaps because contemporary Catholicism has all but buried what prior generations held as Catholic.
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