The forgotten lessons from the SSPX’s 1988 episcopal consecrations
The crisis is arguably much worse today than in 1988 because these lessons have been disregarded.
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Recent Analysis
USCCB accuses Archbishop Lefebvre of acting like an ‘antipope’
It was not Archbishop Lefebvre but Paul VI who turned a blind eye to dissent throughout the world, while persecuting those who remained faithful to the Catholic faith.
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The Church’s teaching on suicide: everything you need to know
What does the Catholic Church teach about suicide – and why?
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Swiss bishop revokes permission for SSPX to use diocesan churches
Bishop Charles Morerod said the SSPX consecrations showed 'they have no willingness to enter into any reconciliation process.'
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Top public school system defies anti-DEI law, pushes explicit LGBT material on children
Children are not political props. They deserve an education that equips them with knowledge and skills—not adult obsessions with race, gender, and engineered equity.
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‘Brain dead’ people are being used for science experiments
Bioethicist Arthur Caplan is using critically disabled people for research at NYU Langone Health in wards that he calls 'bioemporia,' which is an immoral practice that must be exposed.
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Doctors are now making the case for death by organ donation
A New England Journal of Medicine article argues the ethical focus in organ donation should shift away from when death occurs and toward ‘respecting’ patients' choice to be killed for organs.
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RFK Jr. to create COVID jab injury table – will more people finally be compensated for injuries?
Health Secretary RFK Jr. plans to propose a COVID-19 vaccine injury table in November, a move lawyers say could open the door to fair compensation for thousands harmed by the shots.
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Leo XIV openly rejects the reign of Christ the King over states and nations
Errors are found throughout Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas in which he says society has 'autonomy' from religion and that the state has 'full autonomy' from the Catholic Church.
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History repeating itself? A closer look at the Vatican’s SSPX excommunications
Common opinion holds that only the SSPX bishops were excommunicated in 1988, and that Cdl. Fernández has raised the stakes. This is only partly true.
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