AFTER MUCH SUFFERING, I WILL DIE ALONE!" The prospect of dying alone tore at Jacinta's heart, and Lucia tried to comfort her: "Don't think about that!" "Let me think about it, because the more I think about it, the more I suffer. And I want to suffer for the love of Our Lord and for sinners, and then I don't care. Our Lady will take me to Heaven!" To what extent did Jacinta's ardor for mortification reach! After having subjected her body to all possible sacrifices, she even mortified her intellect with thoughts repugnant to nature. She is a living host, pure suffering in the totality of her being. Once, she repeated, a little more animated: "And there I am, suffering alone! But it doesn't matter! I suffer for the love of Our Lord, to repair the Immaculate Heart of Mary, for the conversion of sinners and for the Holy Father!"... The worry of dying alone did not leave her. Let's listen to another moving fact: "One day, I found her embracing a picture of Our Lady and saying: "Oh my little …More
Fr. Paul Kramer joins John-Henry Westen for an in-depth interview on the suppressed Third Secret of Fatima and the global crisis he believes it foretold. Drawing from prophecy, Church history, and emerging geopolitical trends, Fr. Kramer warns that a chastisement of unprecedented scale, marked by war, famine, persecution, and surveillance is rapidly unfolding. He argues that civil liberties are collapsing as the world shifts toward a totalitarian synthesis of Orwellian control and Huxleyan moral decay. Within the Church, he warns of a coming counterfeit structure rooted in synodality and doctrinal ambiguity, replacing truth with unity at all costs.
"The next months force the Vatican II machine to show its hand again, in public, with the same familiar pattern: thunder at Tradition, soft voices for schism, smiles for the regime in China, gentle language for Eastern separation, and a permanent allergy to precision whenever Rome’s new ecumenical theology starts contradicting itself. The SSPX has effectively said: Rome will not provide what the crisis demands, so we must. Will Leo XIV try to punish that act of survival while continuing to tolerate, validate, and even canonically absorb acts that would have been treated as genuine schism in any sane Catholic century?"
"If God were to grant you the gift of raising the dead, He would be giving you much less than when He permits you to suffer. In fact, with the gift of miracles He makes you His debtor, but with sufferings He makes Himself your debtor." St. John Chrysostom
"1969: The new missal (Missale Romanum) was promulgated, known today as the Mass according to Paul VI (often called “Novus Ordo Missae”). It implements changes that were rejected by a majority of the Synod of Bishops in 1967."
(LifeSiteNews) — In an interview with Diane Montagna on January 20, 2026, Bishop Athanasius Schneider draws attention to some historical facts about the liturgical reform after the Second Vatican Council, which most bishops and cardinals ignore or are no longer aware of: The liturgical constitution Sacrosanctum concilium was adopted on December 4, 1963, and provided guidelines for the reform of the Mass and other liturgical rites. It contained theological and pastoral principles. The actual implementation was entrusted to the Pontifical Commission (Consilium ad exsequendam Constitutionem de Sacra Liturgia). On January 27, 1965, a revised form of the order of Mass was published under the direction of the Consilium: Ordo Missae. Ritus servandus in celebratione missae … Editio typica 1965. This Ordo Missae legally replaced parts of the Missale Romanum of 1962 and introduced the first changes. In October 1967, an experimental new Mass (“Missa normativa“) was celebrated in Rome, which …More
The infamous theologian of the Communist church of Liberation Theology, Queiruga, says: "The resurrection is not only not a miracle, but it is not even an empirical event." - and he remains alive!? In addition, this communist theologian will hold a "lecture" in Spain's largest seminary in Santiago de Compostela. And Bishop Francisco José Prieto Fernández, presumably of the same Church of Liberation Theology, will lead the "mass celebration" (of course "celebration"!) immediately before the conference of that heretic communist theologian. But they are not the only ones. Many others, who once were probably more than just "CINO's" (Catholics in name only), fell as victims of the great masonic-communist hoax of the century, the so-called Liberation Theology. This could be clearly seen from the example of Jorge Mario Bergoglio, as well as his successor Roberto Prevost Rigittano. All of these aforementioned ultra-liberal, leftist-communist heretics, as well as many other CINO's, some of whom …More
What is your opinion on Julia Kim and the Marian Shrine at Naju, in the Archdiocese of Gwanju, South Korea? Recently, the Archbishops and Bishops of Asian countries have banned such pilgrimage to that site.
"Vade post me Satana, scandalum es mihi : quia non sapis ea quae Dei sunt, sed ea quae hominum." [Matthew 16,23b]
St Luke Catholic Church Mint Hill hosted “A Service of Ecumenical Friendship” Tuesday night. Presided over by Bishop Michael Martin, the evening featured Rev. Dr. Steven Harmon, professor of historical theology at Gardner Webb University; Rev. LeDayne McLeese Polaski, executive director of MeckMIN; and Father Benjamin Roberts, Ecumenical Officer for the Diocese of Charlotte.
Mass of Ages is a holy Sacrifice to the Holy Vader in Heaven! Amen.
Ad Orientem: Why the Mass Is a Sacrifice, Not a Performance This video is part of TAN Books’ Year of the Latin Mass, a year-long initiative to restore reverence, clarity, and continuity in Catholic worship. Question: Why does the direction of the priest matter at Mass? In this reflection, Conor Gallagher explores ad orientem, the ancient practice of priest and people facing east together, and why this single outward gesture reveals the true nature of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. The Mass is not first a communal meal or a performance for the congregation. It is the offering of the Lamb of God to the Father for the remission of sins. When worship turns inward, something subtle but devastating shifts in the soul of the liturgy and in the soul of man. Ad orientem restores the original axis of worship. It reorients the heart away from what is convenient, comfortable, or entertaining, and back toward what is worthy, beautiful, and true. Facing east teaches us to ask the right question, …More
Everything needed to understand and appreciate the Traditional Latin Mass. Fr. George Moorman. Extremely informative, yet very easy to read! Explains, prayer by prayer, what happens at the Latin Mass and why. Answers all your questions about the Mass: why Latin is used, silence, bells, specific colors, etc., and how we participate. Ties in beautifully with Pope Benedict XVI'smotu proprio opening the door to the universal celebration of the Latin Mass.
Kiko Argüello (left), co-founder and leader of the Neo-Catechumenal Way, is greeted by Leo XIV. Under post-conciliar papal patronage, the NCW’s leaders enjoy vast power over their members, leading to many abuses. A Sect Born of Vatican II’s Spirit
Many years ago, a member of the NCW invited me to his home for dinner. I could hardly wait to get out of there as the entire atmosphere was weird. I thought I was in an episode of THE TWILIGHT ZONE.
The Engineered Revolution: How the American Establishment Installed Globalist Software in the Catholic Church "Something feels off. The Church we grew up in, or at least the one we read about in history books, feels and looks very different from the institution we see today. It isn’t just the liturgy. We can feel a fundamental shift in the Church’s mission."
"We love the TLM because we are duty bound- at the very core of our Catholic being- to hand it on. It does not just make us happy- it makes us Catholic. Handing on the TLM (and the entirety of the Tradition) is what makes us right with God, because it is what fulfills His command to hand on everything He taught us. To be a traditionalist then, is not just about where you go to Mass on Sunday; it means to have made up your mind about what must be handed on to future generations."
So, it is with not a little hesitation I begin this article by announcing a rather firm disagreement I have with one of his recent pieces: Why I am not (quite, yet) a Traditionalist: Part II (see article here). To be entirely honest, my objection is not to his article alone, rather my target is also the somewhat dismal account of what traditionalism really is that has been given by traditionalists. This statement is more confession than condemnation. I would argue that Mr Lawler’s point that what ultimately matters is that the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass be celebrated reverently and that this celebration produce a salvific effect on the human soul, is entirely correct. But correct only in so far as it is the tradition that determines what ‘reverence’ actually means and what effects it has on the soul. Reverence is neither a feeling nor an impression- something I imagine Mr Lawler would firmly accept. Reverence is a conclusion to a process that is ultimately defined by what has been …
As has been mentioned by others, the Marxist ruse to fragment and splinter wholeness is something which should be considered an anathema in the Church. Our Lord has One Body, One Church. It's members are either part of the Body/Church or they are not. Anything which contradicts Church doctrine and teaching is not of that One Body/One Church. Vatican II has been grossly (and likely purposely) misapplied and misrepresented, and I say that as someone who finds much of what came out of it guided by double-speak chicanery and certainly not of the Holy Spirit. Our Faith remains the Faith taught by our Lord. It stems from the rich sources of Divine revelation and Tradition. All Catholics, by the nature of their universal Faith, are, if the term needs to be applied at all, de facto 'traditionalists'. Protestantism has a place for any who think otherwise.
Antiphon of Saint Nicholas Against the Errant Doctrine O lumen veritatis, Shone Nicholas in council hall; The heretic raised trembling voice, And shadows gather’d round them all. O pastor fidelissimus, Nick rose with righteous, solemn fire: “Let not the Son be counted less Than He who births the heavenly choir.” O verbum aeternae lucis, He struck with creed, not flesh nor spear— A blow of truth, a liturgy That drove the errant teaching clear. O sancte Nicolae, quick, Rose steadfast Nick against the heretic; Not flesh he struck, but error thick— A truth-born slap, austere and mystic._ O defensor fidei, Thus did the saint his vigil keep: By doctrine’s light the night was torn, And error sank in humbled sleep.
Eight years ago or so, there was a skinny little WEF “bio-ethicist” named Matthew Liao, giddly prattling on in a TED talk about how “the powers that be” can start putting a disease in ticks to induce people to have allergies to red meat. A shorter, more concise video of him stating this can be found HERE, and he says: “People eat too much meat, right? And if they were to cut down on their consumption of meat then they would actually really help the planet. But people are not willing to give up meat. Some people will be willing to, but other people, they may be willing to but—they sort of have a weakness of, ‘Wow! This steak is just too juicy! I can’t do it!’ I’m one of those by the way! Here’s the thought: it turns out that we know a lot about—we have this intolerance to, uh, so…I, for example, I have milk intolerance. And some people are intolerant to crayfish. So possibly we can use human engineering to make it the case that we’re intolerant to certain kinds of meat. So certain …More
They'll Make You Allergic to Beef With Ticks Genocide-adjacent actions by unseen actors Eight years ago or so, there was a skinny little WEF “bio-ethicist” named Matthew Liao, HERE The little, thin twerp stutters as he tries to cough this statement out, because he knows that what he’s saying is completely unethical, and he can’t state it confidently. Liao first appeared on the scene eight years ago. But what do we have today? Lo and behold! A guy died in New York eating a hamburger this past week - Man With Tick-Borne Meat Allergy Dies after Eating Burger, The idea that anyone in the world would even considering ruining humanity in this way is completely satanic and diabolical. World Economic Form demons would ruin everyone’s lives to achieve their warped ends. They are perfectly willing to shift all of civilization to appease “Mother Earth.” They will kill and injure billions for their pagan religion. “Let’s just make people sick! Let’s make people allergic to healthy food and …
”In Leo’s Church of permanent emergency, the priest is no longer the man who offers sacrifice; he is a logistics problem."
Forty-Eight Men in Dresses who rely on Prevost to continue declaring war on God and the Church. 48 Homosexuals, Prostitutes, Trans Activists who defy the laws of God and the Church
Deuteronomy 22:5 “A woman shall not wear men's clothing, nor shall a man put on women's clothing, for whoever does these things is an abomination to Yahweh your God.”
Padre Peregrino to Chris Jackson: I know you wrote on Pope Paul IV's Apostolic Constitution "Cum Ex Apostolatus Officio" a month ago, so it's important to highlight again that his document insists that if a heretic be raised to the Chair of Peter, it is "null, void and worthless... even if it shall have been uncontested and by the unanimous assent of all the Cardinals." Those last 16 words absolutely destroy the modern-myth of "Universal Acceptance." It also means a public heretic is easily recognizable by your average blue-collar Catholic, even before any intellectuals get to the advanced topic of formal canonical trials.
It should be noted, however, that the situation after Vatican II is somewhat different from that of a pope who fell into heresy. Essentially, with the council, a new church emerged and then developed, which Paul VI called "conciliar." This structure is not the same as the Catholic Church; they are not the same thing. A conciliar church is like a neocatechumenate within the conciliar church. That is, a conciliar church is a sect within the Catholic Church. And its enormous size should not disturb us, since the historical precedent of the Arian heresy showed that 97-99% of bishops can very well be heretics. This is where the main question arises: did all these conciliar popes ever act as popes of the Catholic Church (even if both the electors and those elected believed this to be the case)? I believe not. They never spent a single day fulfilling the functions of popes of the Catholic Church, even if they believed that was what they were doing. Their entire lives were spent within the …More
Why is the world going insane? The enemy knows that by assaulting the principles of truth then everything that flows from them will be disordered in the minds of men. Spreading lies about “the Beginning” (Gen 1:1; Jn 1:1) obscures God our Creator as well as human nature, engendering fatal deceptions about evolution, transgenderism and transhumanism. So much that is bleak in society and the Church can be readily repaired and brought back to life by a recuperation of sound metaphysics — namely, the awesome insights of Aristotle and St Thomas Aquinas. Presenting their teaching, The Metaphysics of Love — Reality as the Way to Life, will be published later this month (November), Deo volente.
di Cesare Sacchetti Il suo nome è associato ai misteri della Prima Repubblica e forse è stato uno... leggi tutto di Cesare Sacchetti Alla fine l’annuncio è giunto nella maniera più inaspettata e più sorprendente, una di quelle che fa veramente pensare all’intervento della Divina Provvidenza. Dopo mesi di incertezze e di ambiguità, e dopo un lungo periodo ospedaliero nel quale Santa Marta non aveva mostrato nemmeno una immagine di Bergoglio, il giorno del Lunedì dell’Angelo, viene dato l’annuncio della morte di papa Francesco. Secondo il bollettino del Vaticano, il pontefice sarebbe morto alle 7:35 del mattino in seguito ad un ictus, ad uno stato di coma e infine ad un collasso cardiaco, e quando il cardinale camerlengo, l’irlandese Farrell, fa il suo annuncio con voce greve, già emerge una prima contraddizione. Nel comunicato del cardinale decano, Giovanni Battista Re, dove viene convocato il collegio cardinalizio la mattina successiva alla morte, viene scritto che Francesco …
"When a bishop of such rank calls sexual sin a “right” under papal blessing, the heresy becomes institutional. The rainbow cross carried through the church was not a plea for mercy but a banner of conquest. The revolution no longer asks permission from Rome; it celebrates Mass on her altars while the Vatican’s silence functions as the new imprimatur."