Monthly Archives: February 2019

If I were an Argentinian I’d be pretty upset.

Obviously there is a Great Divide among the faithful in the Church. The statistics are scary. How we got here is important.

This portrait was commissioned by the Society of St. Pius X and is on display at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary in Dillwyn, Va.

The Pope’s Eight Point Plan is vague and there are now potentially countless Vigano’s among the nuncios

Disclaimer: Guest submissions are the opinion of the author and do not reflect those of the editor or staff of this site. by Rafael Perez In this day and age social media is a place where things can get hot between people. Platforms like Facebook and Twitter have caused riffs between once good and trustedContinue reading “Guest Submission: Getting Real About Anti-Catholicism”

An explosive story has emerged from Argentina involving Pope Francis, a dead (former) “adult” film star, and one of Francis’s close allies. It’s potentially huge and worth paying attention to. But also caution must be exercised moving forward in reviewing this story.

By Teresa Baker-Carl The sorrow I carry is so heavy inside; so powerful, painful, and real; my heart is collapsing beneath all the weight and desolation is all I can feel.

Compare Vigano and Scicluna’s statements and see which sounds more like its grounded in reality.

Editor’s Note: Guest editorials/articles are the opinion of the author only, and do not reflect the opinions or positions of the staff of this w by Trevor Morrison Terrible News: For those of us who regularly attend the Traditional Latin Mass, I have some terrible news. It has recently come to my attention that theContinue reading “Guest Submission: Terrible News”

Apparently Ted McCarrick hasn’t taken a Church stipend/salary since he became a Bishop. That begs a lot of questions. While I don’t know precisely where he got his money, his activities and hobnobbing with political leaders suggests strongly where he got it.