Luther, A True Reformer of the Church?
Exactly five hundred years ago, on October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of his convent. This was the first decisive act by the Augustinian monk, a...
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An American Bishop and WWII Veteran Signs the Filial Correction
World War II veteran Bishop Gracida has signed the Filial Correction in which many clerics and laymen implore the Holy Father to clarify Amoris Laetitia. Bishop René Henry Gracida is 94 years old....
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On the 110th Anniversary of Pascendi, What is the Remedy for Modernism?
On September 8, 1907, St. Pius X published his great encyclical against Modernism, Pascendi Dominici Gregis. This major document remains just as pertinent 110 years later.
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Update on Flooding in Texas Chapels - Dickinson and Spring, TX
Dickinson, TX was an early center of extreme flooding. They received 15-20 inches of rain from 10pm Saturday night to 6am Sunday morning, and rain continues to fall through Monday. Please pray...
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Concerning Archbishop Lefebvre, the Council, and Bishop Schneider
An article by Bishop Athanasius Schneider on “the interpretation of Vatican II and its connection with the current crisis of the Church” in Corrispondenza Romana has been circulating online for some time.
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Bishop Schneider Says “There are Ambiguities in Vatican II”
On July 26, 2017, Bishop Athanasius Schneider, auxiliary bishop of Astana in Kazahkstan, published a column in the Corrispondenza Romana, on the theme of “the interpretation of Vatican II and the current...
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Professor Tolkien Goes to Mass: What the Author and Scholar Saw that Others Dismissed
From the first, the English author and Oxford University professor J.R.R. Tolkien was unwilling to embrace the liturgical reforms implemented after the Second Vatican Council. His grandson Simon tells this story:
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More Nonsense Regarding Martin Luther
Following on the “celebration” of the Protestant Reformation by Pope Francis last October in his visit to Sweden, the Vatican postage stamp honoring Martin Luther, and the statement from the Vatican that...
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