Vatican Official’s Stunning Admission, Latin Mass Battle & SSPX Showdown
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Fr. Raymond J. de Souza · Jul 3, 2026
The deaths of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams on the fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence elevated the Fourth of July from a secular holiday into a sacred national memorial.
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Fr. Gerald E. Murray · Jul 2, 2026
The SSPX's ordination of four new bishops is a grave act of disobedience that results in automatic excommunication and deepens a dangerous schism within the Church.
Francis X. Maier · Jul 1, 2026
Christians must counter political hostility not by retreating, but by faithfully living their faith through love.
Robert Royal · Jun 30, 2026
The Church, with its deep-rooted traditions, has a great deal that it could bring to our dear ailing America on this, its 250th birthday.
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