I am “Choice”
“We have freedom to do good or evil; yet to make a choice of evil is not to use, but to abuse our freedom.” – St. Frances de Sales
Saint Martin Luther? Not as far off as you might think
A group of Vatican “scholars” are, for whatever reason, planning to study yet again Martin Luther and the events surrounding the Protestant Revolt.
Anglicans profane St. Peter’s Basilica with heretical prayer service
On Monday, March 13th a group of Anglicans sang Evensong (the equivalent of Catholic Vespers) in St. Peter’s Basilica. David Moxon, an Anglican “Archbishop” who runs the Anglican Center in Rome, presided over the...
More and more Catholics are moving to Oklahoma to live out their faith
There’s been a lot of talk about the so-called Benedict Option over the past couple years. Rod Dreher, a blogger at The American Conservative, has been driving the conversation.
Malachi Martin: Saint or Scoundrel?
Most everyone has heard of Malachi Martin. Born in Ireland in 1921, he was ordained a Jesuit priest in 1954.
More Americans are throwing out their television sets
Good news from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The amount of homes that don’t own a television has doubled since 2009.
News Links – 2/21/17
Catholic politician Marine Le Pen has a good chance at becoming the next President of France. Quite naturally, the Davos crowd is in a frenzy. Among other things, she has promised to get tough...
New Jersey Bishop’s sing-a-long perfectly captures the crisis in the Church
Why does every Fr. Tom, Brother Dick and Deacon Harry in the post-conciliar Church think they have to appropriate cultural norms in order to reach Catholics? The Church got along just fine without karaoke...
Listening to classical music can make you a better Catholic
Peter Ritzen is a world-renowned pianist, composer and conductor. He has performed throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States and is an acclaimed interpreter of Franz Liszt & Theodor Leschetizky.
Latin Word of the Week
PRESENTING: PRAYER AFTER MEALS Hosted by Jesús Ángel Miguel Garcia
Amoris Laetitia is splitting the Church in two. Bishops must defend the faith!
The Bishops of Malta have issued a decree allowing Catholics living in a state of mortal sin to receive communion so long as their conscience tells them they are “at peace with God.”
Latin Word of the Week
Presenting an all new feature on Magnificat Media/Radio…The Latin Word of the Week hosted by Jesús Ángel Miguel Garcia.
The neocons declare war on peace
Daniel McAdams is the Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity. On this episode of Church and State, he and Stephen Kokx discuss, among other things, the Rex Tillerson hearings, fake news,...
Martin Luther is not a witness to the Gospel
2017 marks the 100th anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima. It also marks the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Revolt against the one true faith.
Where does Catholicism go from here?
Dr. Robert Kraynak is a professor of political science and director of the Center for Freedom & Western Civilization at Colgate University in New York. For decades, he’s written about Catholicism, political theory, and democracy.
Fast food is an attack on Almighty God
McDonald’s just opened up a restaurant literally feet from St. Peter’s Square. The prime real estate will cost the multinational corporation $33,000 per month.
Why every Catholic should go on a pilgrimage
The world goes on vacation. Catholics go on pilgrimages.
2016 year in review and a look ahead to 2017
The mainstream media and the CIA are coordinating with a cabal of international elites to undermine President-elect Donald Trump. His potential peaceful relationship with Vladimir Putin could set back their plans for global hegemony a...
Brian McCall on what Catholics can expect from President Trump
Brian McCall from Oklahoma Law School joins Stephen Kokx on Church and State to talk about the 2016 election. Among other things, the two discuss what Donald Trump’s victory means for the future of...
What’s it like raising a future priest?
Parents have an immense responsibility. Not only must they ensure that the material needs of their children are met, but they must see to it that their children’s spiritual needs are looked after as...
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