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The Open Letter Michael Matt Should Have Written to Leo
Michael Matt has written an open letter to Leo XIV.
Unsurprisingly, it’s weak, half-baked, lacking conviction, and pleading like a child who is only interested in his own bread crumbs instead of exhorting like a General who is leading troo...
Mock Debate #6: Duty of State or Duty to the Truth?
Topic: What is the responsibility of laymen to research the various events and scandals happening in the Church today, as well as to understand global, geopolitical conspiracies? Is it sufficient to say that a husband and father must simply...
Mock Debate #5: Rash Judgment or Supernatural Prudence?
Fidelis: We must begin with the principle that charity does not mean blindness. Our Lord commands us to judge with "right judgment" (Jn. 7:24). That requires both moral clarity and theological vision. When it comes to modernist clergy—who c...
Mock Debate #4: What is most important today for Catholics — clergy & laity alike — who wish to remain Catholic and save their souls, in light of the present crisis?
Fidelis:
The most important thing is to remain firmly rooted in the Faith of all time, without compromise. That means preserving the true Mass, the true sacraments, the true catechism, the true doctrine, and resisting the errors of Vatica...
Mock Debate #3: How should we confront the possibility of a prolonged sede vacante with popes who demonstrate, more and more, material heresy?
Fidelis:
We confront it as thinking Catholics—not as paralyzed yes-men. When you’re faced with an unprecedented crisis, you don’t pretend the old rules apply as if nothing happened. Archbishop Lefebvre and the great theologians before him...
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