Author Archives: Ron Conte

I know why the date of the second of the month is said by one of the visionaries of Medjugorje to be important. Basically, the first part of the tribulation ends with a certain timing, and the second of the … Continue reading →

Many of the papal accusers — Schneider, Vigano, Burke, Marshall and many others — preach their lies, their heresies, their hatred for the Roman Pontiff, their rejection of Vatican I and II, and their schism from ivory towers and closed … Continue reading →

These are two fears often mentioned on the far right, especially with regard to Pope Francis. They are afraid that he is trying to turn the Catholic Religion into one religion that encompasses all belief systems. The other fear is … Continue reading →

This series of articles at my substack blog “The Innocence of the Popes” is a long series of excerpts from my book (the title of which is “Reply to Papal Accusers”). See my substack blog here or sign up if … Continue reading →

Be advised that content in this post is on a mature topic, contains some sexually explicit language, and may offend or upset some persons. The post covers the topic of sexual abuse and contains some explicit descriptions of sexual torture … Continue reading →

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On Good Friday, I defended the Lord Jesus Christ against a blasphemous claim, in a Patheos article, that he was raped and sexually tortured during His Passion and Crucifixion. The suggestion was even made that some of these extreme sexual … Continue reading →

Can non-infallible decisions of the Church on doctrine or discipline (prudential judgment) be wrong? Yes, but not to a grave extent. So if the decision is either a grave error, or it is right, it must be right.

The Church, the Roman Pontiff, and the body of Bishops are each and all indefectible. They cannot fail in faith, they cannot err gravely on doctrine or discipline, and they cannot go astray or lead astray. The body of Bishops … Continue reading →

We know that the Church considers the Last Supper (the first Mass ever) to be the event that instituted the priesthood. And of course, there can be no Mass and no Eucharist without a priest (a bishop is a kind … Continue reading →

The four horsemen of the apocalypse might seem like a myth, but it is a real prediction of future events by the Bible in the book called “Revelation” or “the Apocalypse to John”. The word apocalypse means “revelation”. The four … Continue reading →

First point is that the Antichrist is not in the world today. There are many events predicted in Sacred Scripture that must occur first, and this will take several generations, or about 400 years. So the claims that the papal … Continue reading →

If the Second Vatican Council could talk, I mean, if it were personified and could speak to the Church continuously after the Council (sounds like the Pope, but that’s not what I mean), it would say to those who use … Continue reading →