Author Archives: Ron Conte

The Synod Ends Without A Schism … Yet

I expected the Synod to issue a controversial vote, at least on Communion for the divorced and remarried. But they did not. Instead, they issued a vaguely worded text some Bishops might interpret to allow them more leeway in some … Continue reading →

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The Problem with Pro-life Politics

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could somehow elect a pro-life president, and then obtain enough votes on the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade? What would happen if we could elect enough pro-life congressmen to outlaw abortion? I … Continue reading →

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Iran Nuclear Deal — World War 3 approaches

I don’t blame President Obama. Despite all the rhetoric from the Republicans, I think any President of either party would have made the same foolish decision. This is the way that politics works. They hold meetings and weigh the advice … Continue reading →

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Receiving Communion with Fear of the Lord

The faithful Catholic should go to Confession at least once a month, if not weekly. Even after a good Confession, the humble Catholic should receive Communion with the fear of the Lord. The Church has the authority to decide the … Continue reading →

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Bishop Robert Barron on Hell: May we reasonably hope that all will be saved?

Bishop Robert Barron, prior to being promoted to the episcopate, gave a video talk for WordonFire.org, also found on YouTube: Fr. Robert Barron on Whether Hell is Crowded or Empty. After discussing a range of views on the topic, Fr. … Continue reading →

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Bible Readings Week 32

For this week: read 2 Corinthians 7-11.

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Eventually, there will be no Catholic hospitals or schools

Roman Catholic teaching is based on infallible and unchangeable Divine Revelation (Tradition and Scripture). So the Church cannot change Her teachings to suit the changing mores of sinful secular society. Some false teachers will always try to distort or radically … Continue reading →

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Can Women Ever Be Ordained as Catholic Priests?

The dogma of the Roman Catholic Magisterium is that Jesus did not give His Church the authority to ordain women to the priesthood. This teaching is infallible under the ordinary and universal Magisterium, and may also meet all the conditions … Continue reading →

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Synod Proposal: Communion for non-Catholic Christians

The Tablet in the UK has published a response by a UK Archbishop to a Synod proposal allowing “non-Catholic Christians married to Catholics routinely to receive communion”. The archbishop objects saying: “Such a proposal would tend to establish a category … Continue reading →

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7 Months until the Miracle of Healing

… and just over 5 months until the Warning of Garabandal. I’ve already posted on this topic many times. See also my book: The Warning, Consolation, and Miracle in 2016. What else is left to say? You should be preparing … Continue reading →

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Bible Readings Week 31

For this week: read 2 Corinthians 2-6.

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Reply to Fr. Brian Harrison on Communion

The Church is headed for a great schism. The controversy that divides Catholics might not be Communion for the divorced and remarried. It might be the ordination of women deacons, or a new definition of doctrine on salvation for non-Christians, … Continue reading →

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