Monthly Archives: April 2016

From OnePeterFive: After Father Matthias Gaudron of the SSPX district in Germany published a strong critique of the Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia (here is the full English translation), two more statements have recently been officially presented by DICI, one of the websites of … Continue reading →

This the second of two posts by Fr. Richard Heilman (ROMAN CATHOLIC MAN) that we are publishing on CP&S on how to better prepare ourselves for the coming 100th anniversary of Our Lady’s appearances at Fatima in 1917.  May 13th … Continue reading →

By Robert Moynihan: The Spaemann Interview The Catholic News Agency (CNA) news service (which is connected with the late Mother Angelica’s EWTN Catholic television network), has bureaus in a number of countries, and a journalist in the bureau in Germany, Anian Christoph Wimmer, … Continue reading →

Vatican City, Apr 26, 2016 / 03:01 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis may soon offer the Society of Saint Pius X regular canonical status within the Church, without requiring the acceptance of certain texts of the Second Vatican Council with … Continue reading →

By Fr. Richard Heilman “The final battle between the Lord and the reign of Satan will be about marriage and the family. Don’t be afraid … because anyone who operates for the sanctity of marriage and the family will always … Continue reading →

Update: There is now an official English translation of Bishop Schneider’s response to AL which we offer below. It is preceded by a note from the Bishop to OnePeterFive. Bishop Schneider wishes this to be read by all so please repost … Continue reading →

BY WILLIAM KILPATRICK What’s the biggest news story of our time? What has been the biggest story for the last decade and one-half? Answer: the resurgence of Islam, and, in particular, the rapid spread of Islamic jihad. But, with a … Continue reading →

“Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgement“ – (John 7:24) By Rev. Jerry J. Pokorsky on The Catholic Thing (slightly abridged) – Sunday, April 24, 2016 Many people today expect religion to be “non-judgmental.” Self-esteem, apparently, is in short … Continue reading →

From Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) – 22nd April 2016. The House of Commons has recognised Daesh (ISIS)’s attacks on Christians, Yazidis and other ethnic and religious minorities as Genocide. Many thanks to all of you who contacted … Continue reading →

When we meet the Virgin Mary, something changes within us… The Immaculate is “unique.” But our way to reach the level of her purity must be through humility, with a simple, child-like attitude, far different from the complicated ways of … Continue reading →

In direct contrast to the spirit of our times, the whole life of intense suffering of Blessed Alexandrina, offered up humbly and willingly for the conversion of sinners, “reaffirms the immense value of suffering offered in union with Jesus, and … Continue reading →

In what is surely one of the best yet least known blogs on the Catholic blogosphere, Brian Williams (‘Liturgy Guy‘), has brought this vitally important topic to our notice: the loss of the supernatural in our world today, and how … Continue reading →

From Rorate Caeli: Reflections by Don Elia* and a message from Our Lady of the ‘Tre Fontane’ “Neither is there at this time prince, or leader, or prophet, or holocaust, or sacrifice, or oblation, or incense, or place of first … Continue reading →

By Steve Jalsevac on Lifesite News (with CP&S Comment below) April 16, 2016 (LifeSiteNews) – On EWTN’s April 14, World Over Live program hosted by Raymond Arroyo, canon law expert Fr. Gerald Murray and Robert Royal, Catholic author and president of … Continue reading →

Posted by Editor of Sunesis Press I. The Church is a mystery. It is the mystery of God’s presence among us, our Savior, God, who does not want the death of sinners, but be converted and live. The conversion requires … Continue reading →