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Saint Augustine of Hippo argues that Christians have no authority to commit suicide, as divine commandments prohibit taking one’s own life without exceptions. Read more
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The Apostolic Constitutions condemn baptism by women and women priests, deeming it impious and contrary to Christian doctrine, emphasizing male authority and traditional roles. Read more
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To conquer spiritual battles, we must first overcome our inner gluttony, as it undermines our virtues and distracts from greater challenges. Read more
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Chrysostom warns those who prioritize earthly pleasures emphasizing the dangers of luxury, indulgence, and living without spiritual purpose. Read more
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A short, clear, non-scholarly explanation of why Bishop Schneider is mistaken: SSPX excommunications are valid under canon law, regardless of intentions. Read more
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Two interviews feature Father Charles Murr’s favorable take on the SSPX, highlighting their dedication, global apostolate, and efforts during what he sees as a Church in crisis, while clarifying he does not endorse disobedience or illicit episcopal consecrations. Read more
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Fr. Murray disagrees with Bishop Schneider and warns the SSPX that unauthorized consecrations lead to schism and automatic excommunication. Read more
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Pope Leo XIV: 7 Priest Errors —envy, isolation, weak prayer, social media vanity, outdated pastoral models—and practical corrections for parish renewal Read more
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Bishop Athanasius Schneider urges Pope Leo XIV to approve SSPX episcopal consecrations to promote unity, acknowledge SSPX’s faith, and enhance pastoral care. Read more
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Korean priest Fr. Daniel Seo explains why Catholics have the right to receive Communion kneeling and on the tongue—and why this traditional expression of reverence still matters today. Read more
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What does the Church really require of the SSPX? Let’s look again at these seven key statements from Cardinal Müller in 2012—on doctrine, on the authority of the Pope, and on what the Society must embrace in order to return to canonical regularity. Read more
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Fr. Charles Murr critiques Pope Leo XIV, exposes Church corruption, and shares insights through books on faith, tradition, and ecclesial challenges. Read more
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Msgr. Jason Gray shares the latest on Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s road to sainthood, covering approved miracles, beatification updates, and news from Rome. Read more
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Patrick Coffin and Janet Smith define “active participation” as an interior action of the heart, a state of active receptivity, rather than a series of physical movements. Read more
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Bishop Schneider shares his vision for liturgical reform, proposing five key changes to the Novus Ordo and a return to the “true” Mass of Vatican II. Read more
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This satirical post parodies a Trump-USCCB meeting, highlighting the irony of advocating for open borders while the Vatican remains safely walled. Read more
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Janet Smith transitioned to the Traditional Latin Mass, finding profound spiritual nourishment and joy, despite initial reluctance and fears of marginalization. Read more
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Cardinal Müller reveals why liturgy was cut from the Consistory, citing limited time and a focus on secularization and “woke” cultural challenges. Read more
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Fr. de Blignières proposes a stable ecclesiastical structure for Traditional Latin Mass enthusiasts, enhancing unity and leadership within the Church. Read more
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In an interview, Jonathan Roumie discusses his spiritual journey and commitment to Eucharistic reverence, emphasizing his right to receive Communion kneeling. Read more
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Bishop Athanasius Schnieder (7) Cardinal Gerhard Muller (6) Conversion (5) Devotions (7) Holy Eucharist (16) Pope Leo XIV (8) Sacred Tradition (16) SSPX (6) Traditional Latin Mass (19) Worship (7)
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