+St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen+ Addressing some concerns A reader informed me of a Traditionalist piece circulating on the Internet, warning against homealoners who accuse Traditionalist clergy of violating not only canon law, but divine law. The article states that...

+Pope St. Anicetus+ What was said in our last blog — that as all theologians teaching before the death of Pope Pius XII unanimously taught — matters regarding the validity of the Sacraments and eternal salvation do not fall under the category of doubtful laws. This is...

HE IS RISEN! ALLELUIA!   Wishing all my readers a blessed Easter and spiritual and physical health in these difficult times. May you be granted all the graces you need to save your souls. Introduction Before beginning this piece, a few reminders are in order. First of...

+Palm Sunday+ It has come to my attention that many Traditionalists are under the impression they are not “allowed” to judge the teachings of the Roman Pontiffs, the Ecumenical Councils or approved theologians and must instead rely solely on whatever is fed to them by...

+Seven Sorrows of the BVM + (This article is longer than the others so please bear with me here. Also, as is the case in all my blogs and articles, any emphasis within the texts quoted is my own unless otherwise noted.) Can. 953: “The episcopal consecration is...

+St. John Damascene+  Antiquarianism, condemned by Pope Pius VI in Auctorem Fidei, (DZ 1533) originated at the Jansenistic Council of Pistoia in the 1700s. It resurfaced again in the late 1800s. Pope Pius XII officially condemned this resurgent heresy, the teaching...

+St. Benedict, Abbot+ Now that everyone, for the time being, is forced to say their Sunday prayers at home, those with time on their hands can perhaps study their faith and re-evaluate their reason for remaining with the Traditionalist sect. Catholics who have...

+Feast of St. Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church+ Some remarks on last week’s blog regarding obedience to the pope need to be addressed before proceeding to this week’s installment. With God, with the Holy Father, we are supposed to behave as little children who...

+St. Louise de Marillac+ (This blog begins a continuing series that will be divided into several parts in order to present a condensed version of why we owe obedience only to the Roman Pontiffs and Ecumenical Councils, the Holy Office and Sacred Congregations, the...

+Sts. Adrian and Eubulus+ Integral truth is ever the sole objective of what is written on this site. And by that I mean presenting the truths of faith as taught in divine revelation, confirmed as taught in divine revelation by the popes and councils, further confirmed...