Monthly Archives: October 2018

CFN Blog Should the Pope resign? Ever since Archbishop Vigano called for Pope Francis to resign in the wake of several high profile sex-abuse cover-ups, that has been a burning question for Catholics. The chief objection to resignation is that it … Continue reading →

ROME, October 19, 2018 LifeSiteNews: Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò today has issued a third explosive testimony, in response to an open letter from Cardinal Marc Ouellet, Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops. Here below we publish the official English text of Archbishop Viganò’s third … Continue reading →

  In a letter to the Synod, a group of young people criticize substituting the truth for policy-speak and call out senior prelates who deliberately use ambiguous language in the face of Christ’s teachings. By Edward Pentin at the National … Continue reading →

By Elizabeth Yore at OnePeterFive: Amid the low rolling plains, where the coastal mountains dot the northwest corner of Ireland, lies the beautiful county of Donegal. There, in the rural village of Gortahork, where Gaelic primarily is spoken among the … Continue reading →

From Mark Lambert’s blog, De Omnibus Dubitandum Est: Father David Marsden, a Priest who formerly tutored at Oscott College, considered by many to be the best seminary in England and Wales, has broken ranks blown the whistle on the gay subculture in … Continue reading →

By Dr Alan Keyes at Church Militant: It’s bad enough that name-calling has become the bane of rational political discourse. But it is now bidding to become staple fare in the discourse of Catholic clerics. This has more than a little … Continue reading →

We aren’t just simply living in days that are evil, we are living in the days that Isaiah spoke about, the days when they will call evil good and good evil. And we have been brainwashed into thinking that evil … Continue reading →

From Sensus Fidelium 

Yesterday was the feast of St Teresa of Avila (28th March 1515 – 15th October 1582) Discalced Carmelite and Doctor of the Church. Today we post five of her mystical poems translated into English. It is one of the many wonderful aspects of … Continue reading →

How Do We Know Whether a Beatification or Canonization is or is not of God? — By their fruits, ye shall know them (Saint Matthew 7:20). YES. CATHOLICS throughout the world have reacted in shock and disbelief at the beatification and … Continue reading →

Comment: In the current climate of treachery, confusion and threatening doctrinal apostasy among many of the bishops (successors of the Apostles) in the Church today, it is encouraging to hear that the Truths and Traditions of the Catholic Church are … Continue reading →

Fr George W. Rutler’s Weekly Column Last Sunday was the anniversary of the Battle of Lepanto, a conflict that saved civilization on the seventh of October, 1571. The day after that anniversary marked the celebration of the life of Christopher … Continue reading →

Even though its author Paul VI will be canonized Sunday, the encyclical’s message hasn’t shaped the synod’s deliberations Edward Pentin VATICAN CITY — One subject so far missing from this month’s Youth Synod discussion has been the 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae, … Continue reading →

From a reader on the ASK FATHER series on Father Z’s blog: QUAERITUR: Given with the view of the Holy Father regarding Mary thru this remarks, how should we read between the lines in this statement of the Holy Father? … Continue reading →