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Anger, Judgment and Contempt – Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
Christ’s words about ‘anger’ are one of the most challenging parts of the Gospels – and they are explained here in full.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • 6 hrs ago
The Great Defection: Fr Crean's account of indefectibility discussed with Stephen Kokx
In this interview with Stephen Kokx from Integrity, we discussed Fr Crean's account of the Church's indefectibility – where it is accurate, and where it…
Jun 26 • S.D. Wright
The Confession of Raymond of Toulouse – Only the Kingship of Christ can hold tyrants to account like this
Imagine a world where wicked leaders make a confession like this.
Jun 23
The martyrdom of Bl. Pierre de Castelnau – what the reaction shows us about the Kingship of Christ
Bl. Pierre de Castelnau was slain for defending the rights of the Church and against the tyrannical rule of Count Raymond VI of Toulouse. How the world…
Jun 22
Nets groaning with fish – Fourth Sunday after Pentecost
Before Simon Peter could become a fisher of men, Christ let him labour all night in vain – only to reward his obedience with more than he could manage.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 21
+Pierre Roy, Fr Michael Mary and Aberdeen Diocese speak about the episcopal consecration
In my latest for Integrity Magazine, these three interested parties give their position on the upcoming consecration of Fr Michael Mary to the…
Jun 19 • S.D. Wright
What is indefectibility? And what are the 'Gates of Hell'? Chapter I of 'Spotless and Unsullied'
In this first chapter, we consider the extent and implications of the indefectibility of the Church.
Jun 19 • S.D. Wright
New video series on indefectibility: 'Spotless and Unsullied' on Integrity with Stephen Kokx
In this interview with Stephen Kokx from Integrity, we discussed the indefectibility of the Church.
Jun 18 • S.D. Wright
Why the Kingship of Christ is the best set-up for society: War and Tyrants
In her life of St Dominic, Mother Francis Raphael shows us how Christian society vigorously restricted warfare, and held tyrannical rulers to account.
Jun 16
'Cum Grano Salis' – Summary of Michael Hudson's new study on the 'una cum Mass'
'I wish he better understood Fr. Cekada’s arguments and addressed them', was a response to Hudson's previous study on the 'una cum' question. Here is…
Jun 15 • Michael Hudson
God's love for sinners – Third Sunday after Pentecost
God loves those who seek repentance – and in fact, he himself seeks out souls to offer them this gift, so that he may receive them back into his…
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 14
'Spotless and Unsullied' – Indefectibility and the Extended Vacancy
The follow-up to Zero Marks – the next part in our mammoth response to Fr Thomas Crean OP's attempted refutation of 'sedevacantism' – is here…
Jun 9 • S.D. Wright
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