The Heretical and Scandalous Call for Reparations on December 12th

Posted on 11 December 2019 by Ron Conte

Here is the call from Cardinal Burke: “Cardinal Raymond Burke is backing a France-originated call to prayer and reparation on Dec. 12 for the Pachamama idolatry that took place at the Vatican during the Amazon Synod, saying that “diabolical forces” … Continue reading →

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Religious Dates In December

Posted on 10 December 2019 by Ron Conte

December 12th, feast of our Lady of Guadalupe December 12th to 13th, conclusion of monthly Rosa Mystica devotion December 13th, anniversary of the ordination of Pope Francis December 17th, birthday of Pope Francis, Vicar of Christ December 25th, birthday of … Continue reading →

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Salvation Theology: Knowledge of the Church

Posted on 10 December 2019 by Ron Conte

Is it true that non-Catholics who know the Catholic Church but do not convert “cannot be saved” CCC 846: “Basing itself on Scripture and Tradition, the Council teaches that the Church, a pilgrim now on earth, is necessary for salvation: … Continue reading →

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Heresy: that Vatican II erred gravely on doctrine or discipline

Posted on 7 December 2019 by Ron Conte

The claim that the Second Vatican Council erred gravely on doctrine or discipline is contrary to the dogmas of the First Vatican Council, and therefore it is an heretical claim. The First Vatican Council taught that the Church is indefectible … Continue reading →

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Remember the Hour of Grace: Noon, December 8th, Sunday

Posted on 7 December 2019 by Ron Conte

For the Rosa Mystica devotion, Noon on December 8th — which is this Sunday this year — is a special hour of spiritual and bodily graces. Go to Mass and receive Communion in the morning, then pray at noon for … Continue reading →

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Communion for the Remarried: Joseph Ratzinger

Posted on 7 December 2019 by Ron Conte

In a work of private theology, Joseph Ratzinger (1972) — who became Pope Benedict XVI — opined that the divorced and remarried should be admitted to Communion, in some cases, despite living with their second partner while the first valid … Continue reading →

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Where Does The Authority To Elect A Pope Reside?

Posted on 6 December 2019 by Ron Conte

Where Does The Authority To Elect A Pope Reside? In the body of Bishops. Currently, the College of Cardinals elects each successive Roman Pontiff. But this does not occur of necessity. The first Pope, Saint Peter, was “elected” (chosen) by … Continue reading →

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Questions for the Papal Accusers

Posted on 6 December 2019 by Ron Conte

A. How can Pope Francis — the successor of Peter, the Roman pontiff, the Prince of the Apostles, the true vicar of Christ, the Head of the whole Church, the father and teacher of all Christian people — be guilty … Continue reading →

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The One World Religion of the Antichrist

Posted on 5 December 2019 by Ron Conte

1. The Antichrist is not in the world today. There is a common opinion that the tribulation is divided into two parts, the lesser and greater tribulation. The lesser tribulation occurs first, with a length of time in-between the two … Continue reading →

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Proof that Pope emeritus Benedict is Not still Pope

Posted on 3 December 2019 by Ron Conte

One prominent theory among the papal accusers is that Pope Francis was never the valid Roman Pontiff. The reason given is that Benedict’s resignation was invalid, making him still the Pope. This would then imply that any subsequent election would … Continue reading →

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Theology Q and A

Posted on 3 December 2019 by Ron Conte

1. Was St. Joseph resurrected? No. Only Jesus and the virgin Mary have received the resurrection. St. Joseph is in heaven in soul only, not in body. The Virgin Mary told Saint Bridget that there are no resurrected human bodies … Continue reading →

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A Story of Self-Sacrifice

Posted on 2 December 2019 by Ron Conte

I recall a story told by a priest in a sermon at Mass many years ago. There was a boy who was very ill, and he had a rare blood type. Donors were scarce, and so the doctors had to … Continue reading →

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