The Church and the Pope are indefectible

Posted on 27 December 2019 by Ron Conte

The dogma of the indefectibility of the Church was taught by the 4th Council of Constantinople, the Second Council of Lyons, the Council of Florence, and the First Council of the Vatican. This dogma is based on the words of … Continue reading →

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Is Iran Planning a Campaign of Nuclear Blackmail?

Posted on 24 December 2019 by Ron Conte

Iran maintains that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. Also, Santa is married to the tooth fairy, and the Easter bunny was arrested for domestic battery. It could not be more clear that Iran is spending vast resources on … Continue reading →

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What If the Papal Accusers Have Their Way?

Posted on 22 December 2019 by Ron Conte

What do the papal accusers want? What if they get all that they desire? 1. I suppose they want Pope Francis removed, but he can only be removed by death or resignation. Suppose he resigns, and is replaced by a … Continue reading →

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Is Vigano Right or Wrong on Francis?

Posted on 21 December 2019 by Ron Conte

Is the recent public statement by Carlo Maria Vigano Right or Wrong on Pope Francis? I want to begin by assuring my readers that my position on Francis has not changed. But let’s take a trip down the rabbit hole … Continue reading →

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Popes Francis, Vigilius, Paul IV, and Ex Apostolatus Officio

Posted on 19 December 2019 by Ron Conte

Summary: Can Paul IV’s ex officio document be used to claim that Francis is not a valid Pope? No, it cannot. Is Pope Vigilius proof that Popes can be heretics? No, just the opposite. Pope Vigilius Before becoming Roman Pontiff, … Continue reading →

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Questions for the Papal Accusers…

Posted on 17 December 2019 by Ron Conte

…with my answers and their indecision. 1. Was Pope Francis validly elected? The papal accusers cannot agree; some say yes, others say no. Some claim Benedict is still Pope. The dogma of the indefectibility of the Church means that God … Continue reading →

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Birthday of Pope Francis: Dec. 17th (83 years old)

Posted on 15 December 2019 by Ron Conte

Please pray for Pope Francis on his birthday this Tuesday, December 17th. He will be 83 years old.

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Ordination of Pope Francis

Posted on 13 December 2019 by Ron Conte

December 13th is the 50th anniversary of the ordination of Pope Francis. Prayers for him and for his intentions, please! Mary as the Rosa Mystica: “I wish the 13th of each month to be celebrated as the day of Mary.”

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Cardinal Manning on the infallible faith of the Pope

Posted on 12 December 2019 by Ron Conte

In defense of the dogma of the First Vatican Council that the Pope has the “charism of truth and a never-failing faith” as well as the ability to teach ex cathedra (to teach under Papal Infallibility), Cardinal Manning wrote a … Continue reading →

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What do our Holy Fathers teach about the Pachamama?

Posted on 11 December 2019 by franciscofigueroa1

Do our Holy Fathers teach that it is an idol? No. Our Holy Fathers Saint John Paul II and Francis refer to it as “Mother Earth” or, in another case, a statue or representation that is not an idol. As … Continue reading →

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Non-formal Baptisms – of desire or blood

Posted on 11 December 2019 by franciscofigueroa1

How could the people of the O.T. have been baptized in order to obtain salvation? *- Saint Paul teaches that, in the O.T., the people of Israel received a non-formal type of baptism: [1 Corinthians 10] {10:1} For I do … Continue reading →

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Some German Bishops have gone astray

Posted on 11 December 2019 by Ron Conte

This preliminary document, in preparation for the German Bishops’ Synod, is in no way an expression of the Magisterium. However, its contents are troubling, as they contain grave error and abject heresy. See the news story here. “…one’s sexual orientation … Continue reading →

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