+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...

+St. Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows+ A blessed Lent to all, and may we use this time wisely to better compassionate Our Lord’s sufferings during His Passion and comfort Him during this time of wholesale evil and irreligion. Feeneyites, having seen that they are losing...

+St. Bernadette Soubirous+ I have said I do not believe that catacomb Catholics have cornered the market in this era regarding their salvation, and that is simply a truth of faith. No one can be assured of their salvation, and if those teaching this falsehood would do...

+ Seven Holy Founders of the Servites + I recently have received inquiries from readers about the “stay-at-home Catholics” site truecatholics.org. I also have been harassed over the past few months by two individuals, one of them a Feeneyite, disputing various topics...

+St. Agatha+ It is the common opinion of scholastic theologians that the majority of mankind, (and some even say the majority of Catholics), will be lost. This is the opinion of St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Alphonsus Liguori and many others, among them the Early Fathers...

  +St. John Chrysostom+ Various articles on this site explain the doctrine of the Mystical Body and how it is that we may be counted as members of that Body, even though we have no pope and we are not formally abjured from the heresies we may have committed as...

  +St. Peter’s Chair at Rome+ (See Unity Octave prayers following this post) It has been suggested that in presenting some of the material on this site the opinions of questionable theologians have been used and therefore this destroys the arguments presented....