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Category Archives: The Coming Storm
Go to Crisis and read or listen to “A Time For Anger”
Stop what you are doing. Go to Crisis and read or listen to the brilliant offering by a young man named Clement Harrold. HERE A Time For Anger. Then come back. I look forward to your discussion here.
Card. Müller drills into Francis’ “Letter to Bishops” with “Traditionis custodes”
At The Catholic Thing there is a piece translated from the original German (by a good friend of mine, two, as a matter of fact), by Gerhard Ludwig Card. Müller. The former Prefect of the CDF examines Francis’ new Plessy … Read More
VIDEO: Measured remarks from a convert about “Traditionis custodes”
Brian Holdsworth, a convert who was involved in a strikingly liberal parish for a long while, eventually began a family and started thinking in a new way about the Faith. He made the entirely reasonable and predictable move to the … Read More
Posted in SSPX, The Coming Storm, The Drill, The future and our choices, Traditionis custodes
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A quick review of 16 July
I know that it can be perilous to line historical events up on a certain day and ponder their meaning, but – given the special circumstances – let’s do it anyway. Firstly, 16 July. In 1945 the first nuclear weapon … Read More
Posted in The Coming Storm, The Drill, The future and our choices
Tagged 16 July, Traditionis custodes
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First reactions to “Traditionis custodes”
Today, 16 July, is the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. During the Amazonian Synod (“walking together”), it was at her church in Rome, near the Vatican, that the shrine to to the demon Pachamama was set up. Today, … Read More
Excellent piece today at Crisis: The War to Destroy the Eucharist
Do NOT miss this terrific article at Crisis by Jerome German: The War to Destroy the Eucharist. He treats the issue of withholding Communion from errant public figures but does so with amazing clarity. Tastes: […] We walk among saints and monsters. … Read More
DEVELOPMENT re: St Peter’s TLM Suppression. This could say something about rumored attack on Summorum Pontificum
BLURF ALERT Bottom line… if there were serious talk in the Curia about suppressing Summorum, this news militates against it. This is like clock work. I’m trying to get on the road and this pops up. So, without access to my laptop, … Read More
NOTA BENE: canceledpriests.org
Today I received a note about a priest who was, in effect, cancelled. Having been cleared of wrongdoing after a false accusation of molestation of a minor, after being cleared also by Rome, his bishop will not give him an … Read More
Parents who turn their daughters into quasi-prostitutes
This morning I had a debate with myself. Ought I or not to cancel my subscription to Claremont Review of Books? This same morning I serendipitously solved the debate through a fortunate click over to Ann Barhardt’s page. Ann posted … Read More
REVISITED: Moral Injury, traditional Catholics and burnt out priests
Sometimes I go back to look at what I posted on this day of the year in the past. This is from last year, 2020. It was an interesting question at the time because COVID 1984 Theater was ramping up. … Read More
Reditus on Your Sunday Sermon Notes – Corpus Christi (transferred): “I have started going to an SSPX chapel nearby (scouting out candidate catacombs). In the sermon this Sunday (Corpus Christi…”
