+St. Lawrence Justinian+ The infantile pratings of Traditionalists admonishing women to be silent in Church as St. Paul teaches in I Cor. 14:34 (and silent everywhere else as well, it seems) give no context to this use of Scripture and only belies their basic...

+St. Rose of Lima+ A reader has suggested that I refute a recent attack on my person by a Lefebvre and Thuc defender who suggests that because I promoted and participated in a “papal election” and am a member of the female sex I should maintain perpetual silence and...

+Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary+ I don’t think there is much doubt about the times we live in or how quickly the world is descending into that abyss that is the abode of the devil himself. There are signs everywhere we care to look. Families are in crisis and...

+ St. Martha + I apologize for the long delay in posting this; sometimes life just gets in the way! But I do want to continue along this theme of the Church’s existence in the end times so that no stone is left unturned in understanding and appreciating the role we...

+St. Pius I+   We modern-day Magdalenes and St. Johns, who witnessed the Church in Her death throes in our youth, now watch helplessly as Our Lord’s Mystical Body, entrusted to His Mother, fights for its very existence. For are we not held in the crossing of her...

+St. Maria Goretti+ While many insist we cannot be living in the times of Antichrist, there are few infallible indicators of what that time would look like. Unfortunately, what has been left to us by those who had no real idea of what Antichrist’s reign and the Latter...

+Our Mother of Perpetual Help+ A reader has asked for a better explanation of the Vatican Council Decree: “Peter has perpetual successors in the primacy,” wondering how it is that the Church could ever be without a true pope. The answer is that this is a matter of...

+Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus+ Sweet Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us and on our erring brethren Introduction Many have attempted to participate in the forums on social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, but also website forums, which host disputes...

+Sts. Vitus, Modestus and Crescentia+ Please review Part I of this post and order Fr. John Kearney’s valuable work on the faith. A link for this is provided at the end of Part I. What follows here is not some sensationalistic evaluation of a modern-day plague, but is...

+Feast of Corpus Christi+ Help for those who feel scholastic teaching “is just too hard” For those who may be bewildered by all the proofs offered on this site regarding the legitimacy of Traditionalist orders and jurisdiction, there may be an easier way to evaluate...