Archbishop Viganò and the Seat of St. Peter: A respectful reply
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò recently made a number of criticisms of 'sedevacantism' – but do they stand up to scrutiny?
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Conservative politician’s war rhetoric raises questions about his Catholic politics
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg is appealing to the 'duty' to defend one's country. But what about his duty to the Catholic Church?
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Christ is King: New book sets out full doctrine using works of Cardinal Pie
Stabat Mater Press' new edition of 'The Social Kingship of Christ According to Cardinal Pie' gives comprehensive explanation of why Christ is King.
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The Church’s teaching on suicide: everything you need to know
What does the Catholic Church teach about suicide – and why?
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New SSPX bishop invokes Mediatrix of All Graces in first episcopal sermon
Bishop Pascal Schreiber delivered his first sermon since the consecrations, calling the faithful to embrace the virtues of humility and magnanimity.
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History repeating itself? A closer look at the Vatican’s SSPX excommunications
Common opinion holds that only the SSPX bishops were excommunicated in 1988, and that Cdl. Fernández has raised the stakes. This is only partly true.
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Church teaching says you can’t be excommunicated by a heretic
The tradition of the Church is clear: Someone in Leo XIV's position cannot excommunicate the SSPX.
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Joe Rogan’s ‘Christian expert’ gets everything wrong about the Bible
Screenwriter Joe Eszterhas claimed that the Catholic Church has 'romanticized” and 'cosmeticized the figure of Jesus of Nazareth,' and that the four canonical Gospels are not reliable.
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The Church ended slavery. So why is Leo XIV apologizing?
The new encyclical Magnifica Humanitas contains an apology for the Church's 'delays' regarding slavery. But is this just?
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SSPX bishops-elect hail from big families
The announcement comes after months of speculation regarding the names and number of the future bishops of the SSPX.
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