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...
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.
Cardinal Manning on ecumenism
It is difficult to see continuity with the Church’s teaching on Christian unity and non-Catholic cults before the Second Vatican Council and after the Second Vatican Council.
The Council Fathers speak – Part 2
It should be clear to all who have read Part 1 of this essay that many of the leading voices at the Second Vatican Council did not intend to hand down the traditions given...
The Council Fathers speak – Part 1
The more Catholics familiarize themselves with the Second Vatican Council, the likelier it is they will see it not only as a revolutionary event but also as a diabolical one.
Church & State – May 27, 2016
Stephen talks briefly about the European Union and then shares his thoughts on Cdl. Muller’s remarks about the Society of St. Pius X needing to “accept Vatican II” before they are fully “regularized.”
Cardinal Koch: Teach some, not all, nations
While speaking at Cambridge University recently, Cdl. Kurt Koch, the president of the noxious Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, said the following:
News Link Roundup: May 10, 2016
Remarks made by Secretary of State John Kerry at a commencement ceremony have raised some eyebrows. Kerry, in an attempt to contrast himself with Donald Trump, reminded the students about 9/11 and then said the...