Our Blood and Soil
The Quixotic CatholicIt's a Good Day to be Catholic. The whole world is against us.
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There Is No Option: Mary is Co-Redemptrix
Out of all the outrageous acts coming out of the Vatican in just the last year, one of the most heinous is the attempted stripping of the Virgin Mary’s title of Co-Redemptrix.
The doctrinal note Mater Populi Fidelis, approved by Leo XIV (O...
A Syllabus of Rants
I’m not sure how the post-conciliar church has managed to fool so many people for so long by changing the meaning of words. It’s like they’re changing socks on the tentacles of the trained octopus named Postmodernism.
I’m sick of sitting a...
Was the Vatican Note on Nostrae Aetate a Zen Koan?
An Attempt at Interreligious Dialogue
It wasn’t easy to read the postconciliar Note “Sixty Years of Interreligious Dialogue and Fraternity in the Light of the Conciliar Declaration Nostra Aetate.” The long-winded title was a harbinger of t...
A Bridge To Nowhere
Bishop Strickland’s Engineering Problem
Bishop Strickland is a good man. That’s not up for debate. He may not be such a good civil engineer, though.
In Communion With Rome, But Not The Pope?
Objective Holiness vs. Subjective Fantasy
Most informed Catholics, especially those with a traditional bent, can agree that the postconciliar church is not the same entity as the Catholic Church that came before it.
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I've spent my adult life witnessing the decay of Western institutions from the inside out, including the postconciliar church. Still, it's a good day to be Catholic.
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