Articles tagged Roberto De Mattei

Benedict XVI’s resignation was the ‘darkest point’ of his papacy: Italian historian

On the latest episode of The John-Henry Westen Show Professor Roberto de Mattei speaks about the legacy of Benedict XVI and the challenges the Church faces in the wake of his death.

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John-Henry Westen

• Jan 9, 2023Jan 10, 2023

Defending Viganò: Two of the archbishop’s editors respond to Professor de Mattei’s accusations

We thought that, by virtue of our work and close collaboration with His Grace, we might be competent to speak for and defend him.

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Maike Hickson

• Jun 23, 2021Jul 30, 2021

Abp. Viganò: About some declarations of Professor Roberto de Mattei which recently appeared at ‘Corrispondenza Romana’

'If I have spoken evil, give testimony of the evil; but I have spoken well, why do you strike me?' ~ Jn 18:23

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Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò

• Jun 22, 2021Jul 30, 2021

COVID vaccines, the common good, and moral liceity: A response to Professor de Mattei — Part III

I would respectfully suggest that Roberto de Mattei ponder his own heavy moral responsibility for the division his booklet has helped to provoke among the Catholic faithful, particularly given its peremptory and haughty tone toward Catholics who want nothing to do with abortion and thus nothing to do with abortion-derived vaccines, a conviction he rather arrantly dismisses as 'sentimentalism.'

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Christopher A. Ferrara

• May 24, 2021Jul 30, 2021

Why I oppose the argument for the moral liceity of COVID vaccination

A refutation of Professor Roberto de Mattei.

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John Lacken

• May 20, 2021Jul 30, 2021

Traditionalist Catholics are divided on the use of vaccines derived from cell lines of aborted babies

The debate about the use of the abortion-tainted experimental vaccines, has pitted traditional Catholics against each other in an unprecedented manner.

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Alberto Carosa

• Apr 28, 2021Jul 30, 2021

COVID vaccines, the common good, and moral liceity: A response to Professor de Mattei — Part I

By now, it should be perfectly obvious that the argument for COVID vaccination as necessary to protect 'the commongood' has no credible basis. Even the promised benefit of these vaccines for individual symptom alleviation — the only promise ever made, which de Mattei does not appear to recognize — is fast eroding, with endless abortion-derived 'booster shots' in the offing.

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Christopher A. Ferrara

• Apr 23, 2021Jul 30, 2021

Italian historian: McCarrick scandal is linked to ‘new morality’ emerging from Vatican II

In the wake of the Second Vatican Council, we have a 'new morality' and the loss of the Church's determination to condemn evil and fight sin.

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Maike Hickson

• Nov 30, 2020Jul 30, 2021

Renowned historian: Evidence suggests COVID is ‘biological warfare’, part of communist’s ‘program’

'And why should we be surprised if this virus had its origins in Communist China, a country that still claims the ideals of Marx, Lenin, and Mao, making this their program for the future?'

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Dorothy Cummings McLean

• Oct 8, 2020Apr 29, 2023

Faithful Catholics as well as dissidents react to Pope Francis’ new ‘brotherhood’ encyclical ‘Fratelli tutti’

Reactions to Fratelli tutti are mixed, with enthusiasm from the Freemasons and opponents of the death penalty, sharp remarks from the pontiff’s usual critics, and more cautious assessments from others.

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Dorothy Cummings McLean

• Oct 7, 2020Sep 13, 2022

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Articles tagged Roberto De Mattei

Benedict XVI’s resignation was the ‘darkest point’ of his papacy: Italian historian

Defending Viganò: Two of the archbishop’s editors respond to Professor de Mattei’s accusations

Abp. Viganò: About some declarations of Professor Roberto de Mattei which recently appeared at ‘Corrispondenza Romana’

COVID vaccines, the common good, and moral liceity: A response to Professor de Mattei — Part III

Why I oppose the argument for the moral liceity of COVID vaccination

Traditionalist Catholics are divided on the use of vaccines derived from cell lines of aborted babies

COVID vaccines, the common good, and moral liceity: A response to Professor de Mattei — Part I

Italian historian: McCarrick scandal is linked to ‘new morality’ emerging from Vatican II

Renowned historian: Evidence suggests COVID is ‘biological warfare’, part of communist’s ‘program’

Faithful Catholics as well as dissidents react to Pope Francis’ new ‘brotherhood’ encyclical ‘Fratelli tutti’