Category Archives: commentary

What would happen if a Roman Pontiff lost his mental competency, due to senile dementia or severe mental illness? Or what if the Pope were in a coma for a time? Is there a way to remove the Pope, so … Continue reading →

YouTube enthusiast Timothy Gordon opines that Pope Francis is the worst and most wicked Pope ever. How does he know the soul of the Pope? More importantly, is it possible that God permits wicked Popes to be the Head of … Continue reading →

There was a controversy in the early Church on when to celebrate the Crucifixion of Jesus: according to the timing in the Jewish faith for Passover, Nisan 14, or instead according to the day of the week, Friday [1]. Saint … Continue reading →

More than a few traditionalist authors are making an argument for why the TLM should not be restricted: the traditional Latin Mass has seen a growth in the number of Masses and the number of attendees over the past few … Continue reading →

How can I say that, when the holy Father has stated his intention to bring an end to the Traditional Latin Mass? The problem is not the Latin Mass, but the people who use it as a way to gather … Continue reading →

Why did Jesus the Son of God choose wheat bread and grape wine for the Eucharist? The reasons are numerous. 1. As foods preferred by the wealthy, there would always be wheat bread and grape wine available, throughout the future … Continue reading →

Bishop Athanasius Schneider is a schismatic and heretic as proven by his most recent interview, on Traditionis Custodes. Here is the interview at Rorate Caeli, which translates from the Latin as “the turning of the heavens” or, more literally, “the … Continue reading →

The necessity of Traditionis Custodes is to correct heresy and schism that has gravely harmed the Church and many faithful. What happened is that many traditionalist leaders have taught heresy and committed schism. And many conservative leaders, who do not … Continue reading →

In the article “Pope sends discouraging message,” Charles Lewis has this to say: “There is less confusion about Church teachings among those who take part in the Latin Mass than in any other corner of Catholicism. It is one of … Continue reading →

Bellarmine: “A general Council represents the universal Church, and hence has the consensus of the universal Church; therefore, if the Church cannot err, neither can a legitimate and approved Ecumenical Council err.” However, this only applies to what is approved … Continue reading →

First: the Church is run by God. It was God who decided to take away the TLM. You are fighting Christ, not Francis. I’ve discussed the problems in the Church today many times, so I won’t repeat that description here. … Continue reading →

There is only one Mass and one Church. But that one Mass takes many forms. The Mass of the Last Supper is the Mass of the early Church, with a form that varied greatly, which is the Masses of the … Continue reading →