Masonic Conspiracy, Lefebvre, and the Murder of John Paul I

Fr. Charles Murr is one of the last living witnesses to Vatican corruption who is both orthodox and courageous. We have many clerics out there – dare I opine “many”! – who are orthodox, but do not have the courage – or perhaps the opportunity? – to speak the truth come what may. Today, we […]

The race to lie

The need for an international investigation following the massacres in the suburbs of Kyiv

Salem and the smoke of Satan

On May 13, 1982, Pope John Paul II flew to Portugal on a pilgrimage of thanksgiving for his life having been spared the year before. At the airport welcoming ceremony, the Pope, reflecting that he’d […]

Authority, Participation, and Women

Authentic collaboration in the Church is possible only when women are seen as whole and necessary, not as challenges or threats to the “purity” of clergy

The Mass is the Life of the Church

Sacred Scripture tells us that God has obtained the Church with His own blood (cf. Acts 28:28). According to the teaching of the Catechism of the Catholic Church: The Church is born primarily of Christ’s total self-giving for our salvation, anticipated in the institution of the Eucharist and fulfilled on the Cross. “The origin and […]

Video released for April papal prayer intention (Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network)

Commenting on his April prayer intention (health care workers), Pope Francis said that “the poorest countries, the most vulnerable countries, cannot access the necessary treatments to treat the countless diseases they continue to suffer … Therefore, I want to ask the governments of all the countries of the world not to forget that good healthcare, […]