Author Archives: Ron Conte

Roberto De Mattei published a stunning claim about archbishop Carlo M. Vigano: De Mattei: “The question we pose is therefore this: analysis of the language and content of the documents produced by Archbishop Viganò during the years 2020-2021 reveals an … Continue reading →

A conclave elected Pope Francis. There was nothing particularly unusual about this conclave. There were no accusations of simony. No powerful families of the city of Rome attempted to install their adult child as Pope. No emperor or king tried … Continue reading →

“Dear children, I am your Sorrowful Mother and I know what is coming for you. Bend ye your knees in prayer. The false Church with the New Order will suffocate the truth. The plan of the enemies is to move … Continue reading →

Ebrahim Raisi is now President-elect of Iran. He is also considered to be the front-runner to replace the current Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Khamenei. Formerly, I predicted that Hassan Rouhani would be lead Iran into World War III. But … Continue reading →

Infallible teachings and infallible “dogmatic facts” have no possibility of error. Non-infallible teachings and non-infallible decisions of the Church on discipline and matters of prudential judgments have no possibility of grave error. And since the Church is indefectible, and is … Continue reading →

There’s a spectrum of belief and practice in the Catholic Church. Unfortunately, this spectrum extends beyond the limits of what is faithful and reasonable. On the left, many Catholics utterly reject dogmas of faith and morals with little reason other … Continue reading →

Why is there is so much interest in accusing Roman Pontiffs, even those from the distant past, of heresy? The reason is that, if it can be proven Popes are able to teach or commit heresy, then this opens the … Continue reading →

Here is the article from the National Catholic Register: Why is a French Catholic Archdiocese Expelling the FSSP?. It was a disturbing read. The FSSP priests spoke as if the Bishop had no authority over them. The attitude seems to … Continue reading →

It is a teaching of the First Vatican Council, the Sixth Ecumenical Council, and the perennial teaching of the Church that every Roman Pontiff has the charism of never-failing faith and that therefore he can never teach or commit heresy. … Continue reading →

on June 24 to 26, a group of heretics and schismatics are gathering to decry the great apostasy in the Church today. The speakers include John-Henry Westen, who has rejected the authority of Pope Francis and accused him of many … Continue reading →

Jesus Christ has all authority in heaven and on earth. [Matthew] {28:18} And Jesus, drawing near, spoke to them, saying: “All authority has been given to me in heaven and on earth. {28:19} Therefore, go forth and teach all nations, … Continue reading →

In a letter to the Archbishop of Mainz, about the year 887 or 888, Pope Stephen V writes: “for since it is homicide for a [child] conceived in the womb to be destroyed by abortion, how much more will the … Continue reading →