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St John Fisher, Martyr: “The life of man here is only for a while”
St. John Fisher was born in Beverly, Yorkshire, in 1459, and educated at Cambridge, from which he received his Master of Arts degree in 1491. He occupied the vicarage of Northallerton, 1491-1494; then he became proctor of Cambridge University. In 1497, … Continue reading
Biden, The Eucharist, and the Bishops: WHAT IS AT STAKE?
By Father Richard Gennaro Cipolla The possibility that President Biden will be refused Holy Communion as a result of the American bishops’ decision to go ahead with writing a document on “Eucharistic coherence” is making headlines in many newspapers, especially … Continue reading
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An Exorcist Encounters the Power of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
“The Sacred Heart builds a fire of love in every heart.” Ultimately, civil authorities will not solve our spiritual problems. We should pray and fast for them and for strong leadership in our Church, but we can also create a … Continue reading
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The Vaccine Post (Part 1)
CP&S comment: This is probably, for many, the most disconcerting article that we have posted on the COVID-19 vaccine to date. It is written by Lawrence England, an active pro-life Catholic blogger, ‘That The Bones You Have Crushed May Thrill’. … Continue reading
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Tagged Abortion industry, conscientious objections, Covid-19 Vaccine, Devil
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Sunday Readings and Reflections
Sunday, June 20 Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time Roman Ordinary calendar St. Silverius, St. Alban Book of Job38,1.8-11. The LORD addressed Job out of the storm and said : And who shut within doors the sea, when it burst forth from the womb; When … Continue reading
“Cancelled” Priests, but Pope Francis Looks the Other Way
CP&S comment. That is exactly what is happening in the Church under the Francis papacy: a large number of good priests, faithful priests, priests who refuse to either omit or dilute Catholic magisterial teachings, and whose only concern is to … Continue reading
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Tagged “cancelled” priests, Church Militant, Deacon Nick Donnelly, Father Zuhlsdorf, Pope Francis, rigidity
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Ten Most Common Lies from the Devil
The devil has many names! The Bible gives us many and the saints have their own descriptions! The different names from the Bible and from the saints present the various manners that the devil works in the world and in … Continue reading
The Heart of Jesus and the Virtue of Mortification (video)
Father Serafino Lanzetta (FI) reflects upon Our Lord’s life of constant mortification, particularly with regards to food. In considering the lives of certain saints who heroically mortified their appetites, we are motivated to imitate this beautiful virtue of Our Lord’s … Continue reading
G. K. Chesterton, a Most Remarkable Man
GK CHESTERTON died 85 years ago on 14th JUNE, 1936. The Wise Men Step softly, under snow or rain, To find the place where men can pray; The way is all so very plain, That we may lose the way. … Continue reading
REVISITED: Moral Injury, traditional Catholics and burnt out priests
CP&S comment – This important post from Father Z on some current disturbing issues was first published last year and revisited again on his blog a few days ago. We think it deserves as wide a readership as possible to … Continue reading
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Tagged Moral Injury, Priests and Priesthood, Traditional Latín Mass
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Sunday Readings and Reflections
Sunday, June 13 Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time Roman Ordinary calendar St. Anthony of Padua Book of Ezekiel 17,22-24. Thus says the Lord GOD: I, too, will take from the crest of the cedar, from its topmost branches tear off a tender … Continue reading
MASS CONFUSION: Some Considerations on the Feared Modification of Summorum Pontificum
Editor’s Note: What follows is not just a series of considerations on the upcoming “reforms” of Summorum Pontificum. Rather it is a kind of Rosetta Stone that can help new recruits to Tradition crack the code long used by Modernists … Continue reading
Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Protestantism in the sixteenth century and Jansenism in the seventeenth had attempted to spoil one of the essential dogmas of Christianity, namely the love of God for all men.It became necessary that the Spirit of love, which directs the Church, … Continue reading
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