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Leo XIV: 'The death penalty is inadmissible'
Leo XIV—then Bishop Robert Prevost—affirmed the grievous error of Francis on the 'inadmissibility' of capital punishment. What effect does this have on…
May 10
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Card. Prevost elected by conclave as Leo XIV—Is he Catholic?
Leo XIV, Cardinal Prevost, has been elected by the Conclave. He is thus a true successor of Paul VI: but is he a successor of St Peter?
May 8
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2 weeks or 60 years: Which fits Franzelin's account of sede vacante?
Cardinal Franzelin's account of the period of sede vacante shows us what can and cannot happen during a papal interregnum. Do you think it best fits 2…
May 6
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Easter, the conclave, and seeking the living among the dead
Many failed to recognise our Lord in his Resurrection. Those who insist that the Conciliar/Synodal Church is the Roman Catholic Church fall into the…
Apr 27
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Fake conclave, true pope?
How universal and peaceful adherence might result in the unlikely outcome of a true pope after an illegitimate conclave.
Apr 23
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Francis is dead, RIP
Jorge Mario Bergoglio, whom many knew as 'Pope Francis,' has gone to his reward. What next?
Apr 21
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S.D. Wright
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Christ’s silence in his Passion—and in his Church
The Church stands before the world, as Christ stood before Pilate to be judged—and she stands in silence.
Apr 15
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Why Palm Sunday’s joy ends at the church door
The triumph of the procession on Palm Sunday does not spill over into the Mass. But why?
Apr 12
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Passion Sunday: The Composure of Christ
The Roman liturgy presents a Christ who suffers with majesty, silence, and strength.
Apr 6
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The triumph of Luciferianism at Vatican II
‘The cult of man’—its roots in Enlightenment philosophy, Freemasonry, Luciferianism, and its triumph at Vatican II.
Apr 2
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S.D. Wright
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Linking Satanism with religious liberty triggered some outrage—here's why
We either accept that liberalism pervades the very air we breathe, or we live in denial.
Mar 31
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Laetare Sunday commemorates the Church as Mother and Bride
We are not ready to enter Passiontide and Holy Week until we have passed through the Sundays of Lent beforehand.
Mar 30
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