Our Blood and Soil
The Quixotic CatholicIt's a Good Day to be Catholic. The whole world is against us.
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A Bridge To Nowhere
Bishop Strickland is a good man. That’s not up for debate. He may not be such a good civil engineer, though.
Strickland's recent pastoral letter, “Repair My House, Which, as You See, is Falling into Ruin,” is all about bridge building. The...
In Communion With Rome, But Not The Pope?
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.
They can also agree that the phrase “Traditional Catholic” is red...
Water is life. Go to its source.
Believing in one God doesn’t mean everybody gets to build their own. That’s the fatal flaw of Protestantism: inconsistency.
God changes from one church to the next in the Protestant mix-up, whether it’s the preacher’s interpretation or an...
Part II: Open Letter to Catholic Revolutionaries
The Deposit of Faith is what binds all Catholics together, not Canon law.
Believing that an individual or culture has the potential to create reality is absurd. If it were true, one reality would cancel the next out ad nauseam until there...
A “Holy” Inspiration That Went Up in Smoke
John XXIII Ordered Latin Foundations. VII Forgot. The SSPX Didn’t.
There was no good reason for the Second Vatican Council, unless you think the sudden “inspiration” of Pope John XXIII qualifies as one.
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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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