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Dicastery for Divine Worship: Kneeling to Receive, Wearing Mantillas, and Objection to Communion in the Hand is “Extremism”; Meanwhile, Cardinal Vesco: “We Are Not a Church That is There to Convert!”
The Church Is Apparently No Longer Here to Convert Anyone
One almost has to admire the consistency of the postconciliar revolution. Every time its defenders insist that traditional Catholics have misunderstood Vatican II, another cardinal...
OCTOBER 28 — STS. SIMON AND JUDE: THE ZEALOT AND THE DEFENDER OF THE FAITH
One was called the Zealot. The other had the unfortunate distinction of sharing his name with the man who betrayed Our Lord for thirty pieces of silver.
Of the twelve Apostles chosen by Jesus Christ, few have left behind so little biograph...
The Counterrevolution from the Couch: Kokx, Petersen, Abbate and the Politics of Despair
There is something almost magnificent about a political philosophy that manages to transform doing nothing into a demonstration of superior moral seriousness.
A man studies the errors of liberalism. He discovers that the American constitut...
Burke’s Conclave Dinner and the Price of Catholic Cowardice
The Conclave Was Apparently Settled Over Dinner
In the first days of May 2025, Cardinal Raymond Burke reportedly hosted two private dinners at his apartment in Rome’s Palazzo Rusticucci, just a short walk from St. Peter’s Square.
Hiraeth...
Assisi Anniversary: Four Decades After Buddha Was on the Tabernacle, Leo Says We Should “Spiritually Unite” With Pagans and Heretics
Assisi: The Scandal Rome Wants Catholics to Celebrate
On October 27, 1986, Buddhist monks entered the Catholic Church of San Pietro in Assisi, placed a statue of Buddha on the altar above the tabernacle, burned incense before it, and chant...
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