The Catholic Public Domain Version of the Bible – summary

Beginning on March 14th of 2004, I worked nearly every day for just over five years to translate the entire Clementine Vulgate Bible from Latin into English. The translation was completed on March 28th of 2009. I have placed this … Continue reading

More Galleries

Who Goes To Heaven And Who Goes To Hell?

This article is written for everyone and anyone, even persons who are not really interested in religion. If you would prefer to read a detailed Roman Catholic theological explanation, see my article, Treatise on Mystical Baptism. Otherwise, read on. How … Continue reading

More Galleries | 2 Comments

The great apostasy and the papacy

In my speculative eschatology, I am predicting immense changes for the Roman Catholic Church worldwide over the next few decades, including a great apostasy in which most Catholics leave the Church, repentance and return to the Church of the apostates, … Continue reading

More Galleries

Marital sexual ethics, reply to objections 2

This post discusses more objections to the teaching on marital sexual ethics found in this article: Unnatural sexual acts as marital foreplay A. Objection: Some priests and theologians have approved of the use of unnatural sexual acts as marital foreplay. … Continue reading

More Galleries

On the reception of Communion by governor Andrew Cuomo

Here is the original media e-mail interview of Dr. Edward Peters: And here is the blog post, with other post links: On January 2, 2011, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his live-in girlfriend, Food Network star Sandra Lee, attended … Continue reading

More Galleries | 1 Comment

Misunderstandings on the Principle of Double Effect

1. The principle of double effect must be understood in the light of the teachings of the Magisterium on the general principles that apply to all morality. One common error is to state the principle of double effect only as … Continue reading

More Galleries

Archduke Ferdinand Zvonimir: the great Catholic monarch

The great Catholic monarch is a figure prophesied by many different Saints and mystics. Saint Hippolytus of Rome, Saint Methodius, Saint Cataldus, Saint Remigius, Saint Caesar of Arles, Blessed Rabanus Maurus, Saint Thomas Becket, Saint Hildegard, ‘Blessed’ Joachim of Flora, … Continue reading

More Galleries

When is the Pope infallible?

The First Vatican Council infallibly defined the dogma of papal infallibility. The Second Vatican Council reiterated that same dogma with different wording, making the teaching all the more clear. For a lengthy discussion of this topic, see my articles on … Continue reading

More Galleries

What does Sacred Scripture say about the morality of lying?

I hesitated before writing and posting this article, because I know that theological arguments based on Sacred Scripture are widely ridiculed by many Catholics. If an argument from the Bible displeases them, they simply claim that other interpretations are possible. … Continue reading

More Galleries

Doctrine versus Dogma

A doctrine is a teaching of the Magisterium. A dogma is an infallible teaching of the Magisterium. A dogma is an infallible doctrine. All dogmas are doctrines; not all doctrines are dogmas. The Magisterium teaches infallibly in any of three … Continue reading

More Galleries

Marital sexual ethics, reply to objections 1

The next series of posts will discuss objections to the teaching on marital sexual ethics found in this article: Unnatural sexual acts as marital foreplay There are many common objections, each of which is easily refuted. None of these objections … Continue reading

More Galleries | 6 Comments

Unnatural sexual acts as marital foreplay

See my book: Roman Catholic Marital Sexual Ethics for more on this topic and on other topics in sexual ethics. Question — Are unnatural sexual acts moral to use as foreplay, prior to an act of natural marital relations open … Continue reading

More Galleries | 32 Comments