the reproach of Christ

UPDATE: the U.S. now has exceeded 7 million reported cases and more than 200,000 deaths from Covid-19. That makes Covid the third leading cause of death for 2020. Many studies show that vitamin D deficiency greatly increases risk of infection, … Continue reading →

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This is the single teaching of the Church that entirely refutes all of the more serious accusations against Pope Francis: each Pope has the charism of truth and of never failing faith (Vatican I, Pastor Aeternus, ch.4, n. 7). The … Continue reading →

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Here we go again. After Fr. Matthew Hood, another priest was discovered to have been invalidly baptized using the “We” formula. But deacon Springer baptized invalidly for 13 years. That’s a lot of invalid baptisms. In a new commentary on … Continue reading →

[Matthew] {7:24} Therefore, everyone who hears these words of mine and does them shall be compared to a wise man, who built his house upon the rock. {7:25} And the rains descended, and the floods rose up, and the winds … Continue reading →

Vitamin D is the Solution to the Covid-19 Second Wave

Did the Virgin Mary predict a great controversy in the Church over the Encyclical of Pope Francis, called “All Brothers” (or “Brothers All”)? To the visionary Pedro Regis “In Assisi shouts of despair and great lamentations will be heard. Bend … Continue reading →

My initial post on this topic is here: The Errors of John Salza and Robert Siscoe on the Papacy. Yesterday (Sept. 16), Robert Siscoe replied with an article on his site: Ron Conte’s Dangerous Errors on Vatican I and the … Continue reading →

News Report: Iran planning attack against U.S. in response to the killing of an Iranian general. In May of 2019, Iran began an sudden increase in aggressive behavior. I believe that this was the result of the milestone of their … Continue reading →

My Interview with a Former Longhauler

Pope Francis, at Assisi, will teach that non-Catholic Christians, non-Christian believers, and non-believers can be in a state of grace and can go to Heaven without converting to Catholicism, to Christianity or even to belief in God. This teaching is … Continue reading →