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Bishop Strickland: St. Pius X’s warning that the Church has forgotten

Once, every Catholic priest swore an oath against modernism. It was required from 1910 to 1967. Bishops, theologians, seminary faculty all took it. Pope St. Pius X called modernism “the synthesis of all heresies.” It was not a mild warning. It was a diagnosis of a spiritual sickness that would attack the very foundation of divine revelation. Today, ask the average Catholic what modernism is. Many will not know. Ask when they last heard a sermon about it. Many will say never. The solemn warning has become invisible, not repealed, not denied, but neglected into practical nullification. It asks the […]
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Fatima’s prophecy for today: ‘Apostasy from the top down’

Cardinal Mario Luigi Ciappi read the Third Secret of Fatima. He was not a traditionalist. He was not even a conservative. He was a middle-of-the-road cardinal, and he admitted that the secret revealed “apostasy from the top down.” The corruption would begin with the hierarchy. The laity would be left to decide: Obey the Pope, or obey the faith? This is the dilemma facing traditional Catholics. Obedience is essential for salvation. But what happens when obedience to Rome means obeying documents that contradict centuries of teaching? Fr. David Nix argues that the stakes are eternal: “If I obey Fiducia Supplicans, […]
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Viganò vs. Leo: The battle over mass migration and the future of Christian civilization

Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has declared that mass migration into the West is a deliberate project, not a spontaneous phenomenon. Pope Leo XIV has publicly supported open borders and mass migration. The two positions could not be more stark. Frank Wright examines a defining point of conflict between traditional Catholic teaching and the Vatican’s current approach. Viganò warns that both migrants and destination countries suffer under an organized system driven by governments, NGOs, and trafficking networks. Pope Leo’s actions, including walking a pregnant migrant through a symbolic gate at Lampedusa, signal a Vatican that has embraced the ideology of open […]
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Trad wars with Fr. Nix: SSPX vs FSSP vs Sede vs Interregmunist

The traditional Catholic world is divided. The SSPX. The FSSP. The sedevacantists. The interregnum proponents. Each group agrees on the essentials of the faith but disagrees on a small but significant number of questions concerning papal authority and the Second Vatican Council. Father David Nix joins John-Henry Westen to explain each position fairly and urge traditional Catholics to resist the bitter infighting that has become all too common. The divisions are real. The disagreements are serious. But Fr. Nix argues that the shared belief in the faith, morals, and traditional liturgy far outweighs the differences. Charity must accompany theological debate. […]
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John-Henry Westen
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Fulton Sheen’s secret to a happy marriage: Love God first

Archbishop Fulton Sheen taught that the secret to a happy marriage is not better communication or more effort, it is loving God first. When both spouses place God at the center, their love becomes sacrificial, ordered, and eternal. Without God, love becomes self-centered and fragile. With God, it becomes the foundation that sustains everything else. The key to marriage is not finding the right person; it is becoming the right person through the grace of God. HELP SUPPORT WORK LIKE THIS: https://give.lifesitenews.com/?utm_source=SOCIAL U.S. residents! Create a will with LifeSiteNews: https://www.mylegacywill.com/lifesitenews  **** PROTECT Your Wealth with gold, silver, and precious metals: […]
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Pope Leo’s war on the Latin Mass exposes his true agenda

Renewed reports confirm that Pope Leo XIV does not intend to reverse restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass. Cardinal Arthur Roche has signaled continuity with previous Vatican decisions, not a return to broader access for the traditional rite. They argue that the Pope’s support for current liturgical policy reveals a clear agenda: The Latin Mass is not merely being restricted. It is being eliminated. The grave of Bishop Juan Rodolfo Laise, a defender of receiving Holy Communion on the tongue, reportedly remains without a permanent headstone seven years after his death. The panel suggests the situation reflects ongoing hostility toward […]
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Do we know who Pope Leo really is?

Speculation continues that Pope Leo XIV could ease restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass. John-Henry Westen argues the Pope’s actions suggest otherwise. Retaining Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernández, maintaining policies associated with Pope Francis, and continuing outreach to figures like Fr. James Martin indicate continuity, not a shift in direction. The conversation examines Pope Leo’s appointments and decisions regarding bishops, arguing that these actions provide a clearer picture of the pontificate than public statements alone. He then turns to Pope Leo’s decision to advance the cause of Bishop Alejandro Labaka, with Westen criticizing the move by citing allegations found in the […]
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Pope Leo’s Latin Mass restrictions: A turning point in the crisis

Recent reports confirm that Pope Leo XIV personally approved restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass and that Cardinal Arthur Roche has signaled there is no expectation of a return to Pope Benedict XVI’s permissive approach. Frank Wright argues this is a decisive turning point in the Church’s current crisis. The debate is no longer about liturgical preference. It is about the future of Catholic tradition itself. Cardinal Robert Sarah has defended the ancient liturgy; Cardinal Roche has enforced its suppression. The Vatican is divided. And the Pope has chosen a side. HELP SUPPORT WORK LIKE THIS: https://give.lifesitenews.com/?utm_source=SOCIAL U.S. residents! Create […]
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Pope Leo’s communist ties revealed: What Catholics need to know

Pope Leo XIV has been connected to communist-affiliated organizations. Michael Hitchborn of the Lepanto Institute joins John-Henry Westen to examine the evidence and ask the question that faithful Catholics are demanding: How does this square with the Pope’s duty to defend the faith? Hitchborn revisits his investigation into Pope Leo’s past associations and discusses the Vatican’s response to public controversies involving pro-abortion politicians. He argues that longstanding Church teaching on Canon 915, which bars those in grave sin from receiving Holy Communion, has been undermined in favor of a politically driven “seamless garment” approach to pro-life issues. The result is […]
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John-Henry Westen
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Has Leo gone TOO FAR? Pope Leo calls mosque ‘holy place of God’

Pope Leo visited a mosque and called it a “holy place of God.” Can you imagine Pope Benedict saying that? Pope Pius XI? The question writes itself: Has the papacy finally gone too far? John-Henry Westen examines a growing pattern that has left traditional Catholics stunned. The same pope who participated in a Pachamama ritual in 1995 now calls a mosque, a place that denies the divinity of Christ, a holy place of God. The same pope who walked a pregnant migrant through an open border symbol at Lampedusa now stands silent as ecumenical dialogue morphs into something unrecognizable. The […]
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