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Please review postThere is something exhausting about talking about and researching anti-Christian terrorism, not only because of the horrors, violence and suffering, which are obviously terrible and taxing things on their own. No, its exhausting because, inevitably, the secular enemies of Christ try to either blame Christians in some way for the violence or toContinue reading “Podcast: Sri Lanka And The Need For Prayer”
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Please review postOr so the secular and left-Catholic media (but I repeat myself) are trying to imply in their attacks on Benedict’s recent letter.
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Please review postI usually space episodes of this over several months but the attacks on the family from Satan are increasing.
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Please review postOne of the hallmarks of our age of decadence is how over concern for the feelings of literally everyone, but especially for those of unrepentant sinners.
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Please review postThere is something demonic about secular leaders being unwilling to say the name Christ in any form. Maybe that sounds provocative but frankly I’m caring less and less about being subtle these days, though that may just be my growing frustration at the state of things talking right now.
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Please review postCorrections must be made from time to time. Better to be upfront about an error than to bury it near the want-ads like the New York Times and Washington Post often do.
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Please review postDon’t believe the official narrative. Ever. Especially when it comes to a powder-keg of a situation like modern day Europe.
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Please review postIt really is tiresome. The media defends the pope despite the mess in the Church and the inaction on dealing with predator priests and homosexuality, and then tars his opposition by association with Steve Bannon, who is by all reports engaged in otherwise harmless work in a very conciliar/modernist institute in Italy.
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Please review postOn February 21 to 24, at the invitation of Pope Francis, the presidents of the world’s bishops’ conferences gathered at the Vatican to discuss the current crisis of the faith and of the Church; a crisis experienced throughout the world after shocking revelations of clerical abuse perpetrated against minors. The extent and gravityContinue reading “Podcast: Full text of Benedict XVI essay: ‘The Church and the scandal of sexual abuse’”
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Please review postThe state-coercion of gender ideology is very real and goes far beyond mere feminism, as dangerous as that religion is, feminism has nothing on the insane idea that gender is a social construct.
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Please review postWhen you have a story of a bishop raping a nun multiple times, you know it’s bad. When that story comes from a country with an increasingly violent strain of anti-Catholicism, then you know it’s really, really bad.
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Please review postThe mystique of the sexual revolution is fading, and fading fast. Thank God for that, for people becoming more aware of the real nature of sexual liberation provides us fertile ground to work with in restoring order to society.
