Monthly Archives: February 2018

By Marco Tosatti From OnePeterFive: Cardinal Sarah, in Belgium, spoke about the crisis of faith on the part of the church hierarchy and did not hesitate to denounce the betrayal committed by the clergy through their lack of faith.   In … Continue reading →

A hard heart shall fare evil at the last. When light is lost and the heart is hardened, the probable consequence will be that the sinner will make a bad end, and die obstinate in sin. O Jesus, I am … Continue reading →

“IN THE CHURCH’S 2000 YEAR HISTORY OF HERESIES BERGOLIANISM WILL BE KNOWN AS ONE OF THE MOST DEADLY BECAUSE OF THE POWER OF SOCIAL MEDIA TO SPREAD THE VIRUS” Bergoglianism Is The Worst Heresy THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC Tuesday, February 27, … Continue reading →

His heart shall be as hard as a stone and as firm as a smith’s anvil. God does not indeed harden the habitual sinner, but He withdraws His grace in punishment of his ingratitude for past favours; and thus his … Continue reading →

A beautiful story of how our heavenly Mother’s love touched the heart of a young boy, calling him into the Church.A six-year-old Protestant boy had often heard his fellow Catholics pray the Hail Mary. He liked it so much that … Continue reading →

Every sin produces blindness; and as sin increases, so does the sinner’s blindness increase. Therefore do we see relapsing sinners lose all light, and go from sin to sin, without even thinking of amendment. The very habit of committing sin, … Continue reading →

Lenten homily by the preacher of the Pontifical Household, Capuchin Father Raniero Cantalamessa: First Lent Sermon 2018 “DO NOT BE CONFORMED TO THIS WORLD” (Rom 12:2) “Do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewal of … Continue reading →

This is an excellent appeal to Pope Francis by Fr Weinandy. We can only hope that the Pope’s Vatican aides present it to him, that he reads it slooowly, and most important of all, that he takes in its pertinent … Continue reading →

“LORD, IT IS GOOD FOR US TO BE HERE!” (Gospel of Sunday. Matt. xvii. 1, 9) Let us labour during the remainder of our lives to gain Heaven. The Saints did but little to gain Heaven. St. Augustine said that … Continue reading →

From: The Benedictine Monastery of Christ in the Desert. (https://christdesert.org)   FIRST READING            Genesis 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18 God put Abraham to the test.  He called to him, “Abraham!”  “Here I am!” he replied.  Then God said:  “Take your son … Continue reading →

From LifeSiteNews: Dublin, Ireland, February 23, 2018  A video put out by the Irish bishops to prepare families for the upcoming World Meeting of Families in Ireland contains an interview with an LGBT activist who said she’s “upset” with Catholic teaching … Continue reading →

(after JohnHenry that is) Dr Jordan B Peterson is becoming a bit of a media star because his highly reasoned arguments, debates and interviews have flooded YouTube by popular assent. His position is that men have to reclaim their manhood … Continue reading →

Who can measure the greatness of Mary’s Martyrdom? The Prophet Jeremias seems unable to find any one to compare with this Mother of Sorrows when he considers her great sufferings at the death of her Son. To what shall I … Continue reading →

From LifeSiteNews: ROME, February 22, 2018 The head of the Vatican department overseeing liturgy is summoning the Catholic faithful to return to receiving Holy Communion on the tongue and kneeling. In the preface to a new book on the subject, Cardinal … Continue reading →

God has not only waited for you, but has often called you and invited you to receive pardon. What is there that I ought to do more for my vineyard? If God stood in need of you, or if you … Continue reading →