Category Archives: commentary

Reviews of Infiltration by Taylor Marshall

Posted on 3 June 2019 by Ron Conte

* Infiltration, innuendo, and the longing for certainty by Jennifer Roback Morse Morse: “Marshal cites a 19th-century document showing that the Freemasons wanted to subvert the Church. But showing they wanted to infiltrate the Church does not prove that they … Continue reading →

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A Minor Example of Plagiarism in Infiltration by Taylor Marshall

Posted on 2 June 2019 by Ron Conte

This post explains my Tweet of 10:24 PM · Jun 2, 2019 as follows: Ugh! the book “Infiltration” by Taylor Marshall plagiarized my work x2. The paragraph in footnote 179 is taken from my work with the Secrets of La … Continue reading →

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Congratulations Papal Accusers!

Posted on 1 June 2019 by Ron Conte

Now that you have accused the Vicar of Christ of formal heresy, you have the following new powers and privileges. * You may stand in judgment over any other three Popes, to condemn them of heresy or apostasy, or to … Continue reading →

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Does God will a diversity of Religions?

Posted on 31 May 2019 by Ron Conte

My answer here: https://catholicism.io/2019/05/31/pope-francis-on-gods-will-and-the-diversity-of-religions/

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What did Pope Francis mean: They are all Children of God?

Posted on 30 May 2019 by Ron Conte

Here’s the article: Pope Francis: If we saw ‘irregular’ couples, gays as God’s children, things would ‘change a lot’. Concerning persons in irregular relationships (divorced and remarried, cohabitation) and homosexual partners, the Pope called them all children of God. Does … Continue reading →

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Why Should the Punishment for One Mortal Sin be Eternal?

Posted on 26 May 2019 by Ron Conte

Here’s a common question in salvation theology. The Church teaches, correctly and truly, that a person who dies unrepentant from even a single actual mortal sin will have eternal punishment in Hell. Why should the punishment for a single actual … Continue reading →

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May 2019 Newsletter has been sent

Posted on 21 May 2019 by Ron Conte

If you are a Patreon or SubscribeStar supporter, and did not receive the Newsletter, please e-mail me, or message me through Patreon or SubscribeStar. Also, SubscribeStar supporters, please move to Patreon. I can’t get paid by SubscribeStar as I don’t … Continue reading →

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Excerpts from the Vatican Letter on Martin Luther

Posted on 19 May 2019 by Ron Conte

Fact: Pope Francis is being accused of heresy for his remarks about Martin Luther. Fact: Pope Francis said nothing about Luther which contradicts formal dogma. “In fact, scientific research by evangelical and Catholic scholars, the results of which have already … Continue reading →

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Taylor Marshall accused Pope Francis of heresy. Then they met.

Posted on 15 May 2019 by Ron Conte

On 15 May 2019, Taylor Marshall met with Pope Francis, and later he posted some photos and comments on Twitter. In my previous post, I explained how Marshall publicly repeatedly accused Pope Francis of teaching heresy. Marshall also has a … Continue reading →

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New Post on Pope Honorius

Posted on 15 May 2019 by Ron Conte

In Defense of Pope Honorius — Please read this article. It defends Honorius against the common false claim that he ever taught or committed heresy.

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Topics for May Newsletter

Posted on 14 May 2019 by Ron Conte

Topics for May Newsletter (Revised) for supporters only 1. Seven Signs that the End Times begin Soon 2. The Eucharist and the Great Apostasy 3. The Failings of the Open Letter 4. Salvation for Seemingly Unrepentant Sinners 5. My Prediction … Continue reading →

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Council of Trent on whether a Pope could fall into heresy

Posted on 10 May 2019 by franciscofigueroa1

Nowhere in the history of the Church there is a Magisterial document teaching that the Supreme Pontiff can fall into heresy, schism, or become an apostate. Quite the contrary, various decrees, such as the Papal Bull Unam Sanctam which teaches that … Continue reading →

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