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'Totem Pope'—Should we ignore what goes on in Rome?
Is 'ignoring the pope' or hoping that he speaks less a solution—or a further symptom of the 'Totem Pope' illusion?
Jun 12
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S.D. Wright
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What Leo XIV's 'complete commitment' to Vatican II REALLY means
What are the implications of Leo XIV's 'complete commitment to the path that the universal Church has now followed for decades in the wake of the Second…
Jun 3
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S.D. Wright
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Leo XIV and the Popes: 'Autocracy' vs. Authority
Once again we have to ask: Is 'Papa Prevost' deliberately aligning himself with errors condemned by Pope St Pius X?
May 29
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S.D. Wright
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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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S.D. Wright
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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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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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Before Passiontide, Lent asks us: ‘What think ye of Christ?’
This is the most important question of our lives, and each man must give an answer to it. Lent both asks the question, and gives us the answer.
Mar 20
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Before Passiontide, Lent asks us: ‘What think ye of Christ?’
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The surprising start to the Sundays of Lent
After the dread of Septuagesima and the death sentence of Ash Wednesday, the Roman Liturgy takes a surprising change in tone.
Mar 8
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S.D. Wright
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One psychological challenge of fasting today—and ways to beat it
So you've decided to fast for more than just Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. But there's a serious barrier confronting us in fulfilling this precept of…
Mar 6
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Septuagesima, Babylonian Captivity, and the end of the crisis
Could the post-conciliar crisis nearly be over?
Mar 3
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Septuagesima: The 'real' beginning of the liturgical year?
There is no greater break in tone than that between Epiphanytide and Septuagesima. What does this tell us about the liturgical year, and the spiritual…
Feb 16
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