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A soft persecution of Christians in Australia is continuing to grow in scale and intensity, as our failed multicultural experiment and DEI policies prioritise minorities and even criminals over the ostensibly Christian majority. New laws aimed at banning ‘hate speech; censorship of anything that casts Islam in an unfavourable light; leniency towards migrant criminals; as well as open sacrilege add to the list of offences against Christians, with some actions specifically placing Catholics in the firing line. This article provides a sampling of Christophobic policies from legislation, education, and the media to indicate how anti-Christian sentiment is flourishing around the nation.

As realistic and pro-peace factions in Europe continue to push for a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, the war hawks among the European elites are showing their true colors, touting increased rearmament as a virtue. Perhaps the pro-war jokers have arrived at the conclusion that increased defense spending is more economically profitable than a commitment to woke ideology and Net Zero.

How Vatican II Canceled Christ’s Great Commission (Matthew 28:16)

The health of Pope Francis has been the subject of much debate, but as of March 6th the official Vatican report stated that the Pope’s “condition has remained stable compared to previous days. Today as well, he has not experienced any episodes of respiratory insufficiency… The doctors still maintain a reserved prognosis.” Still, the thoughts of many are turning toward the next conclave.

HISTORY’S VERDICT: After 60 Years, Vatican II Was a Disaster

Some conservatives (including many Trump supporters) have fallen prey to the Tate brothers’ views. If the Trump administration is really sincere about kicking wokeism to the curb, and preserving the traditional notions of family (including marriage, fatherhood and motherhood), keeping a safe distance from the Tate brothers and their version of “manhood” would be a step in the right direction.

Canadian government pulls funding from organizations searching for mass graves near and around Canada’s Residential Schools because ZERO bodies found. Told you!

No matter what happens in Rome, with our most unfortunate Pope; no matter what the gods of the so-called New World Order have in store for us; Christ crucified is all that really matters today and for the next forty days of Lent.

Ukrainian-American bilateral ties are at an all-time low, especially since last Friday’s (February 28) much-publicized spat between American leaders (US President Donald Trump and Vice-President J.D. Vance) and Ukrainian authoritarian leader Volodymyr Zelensky at the Oval Office.

Three years ago this month, here’s what we were saying about Zelensky, Putin, and NATO’s proxy War in Ukraine.

It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather, we should thank God that such men lived. – General George Smith Patton Jr. (1885-1945)

As of March 3, the Vatican Press Office gave the following update on the health of Pope Francis: “Earlier today, #PopeFrancis experienced two episodes of acute respiratory insufficiency, caused by a significant accumulation of endobronchial mucus & consequent bronchospasm. Two bronchoscopies were therefore performed, requiring the aspiration of abundant secretions. In the afternoon, non-invasive mechanical ventilation was resumed. The Holy Father has remained alert, aware of his surroundings, & cooperative at all times. The prognosis remains reserved.”

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On day one of his second term, President Trump wasted no time in issuing an executive order declaring that there are only two sexes, male and female. Trump followed up with another decree that will enforce Title IX protections reversing President Joe Biden’s order that biological men could compete in women’s sports.

Can red states annex their blue cities? Not even sort of! But increasingly, they want to. Illinois, for example, is largely a red state with Chicago and Cook County dominating the rest. The same is true in New York with New York City and in Pennsylvania with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Many states would be better purging their leftist cities.

One of the favorites in the race to succeed Pope Francis is certainly Cardinal Pietro Parolin, whose record is very liberal, pro-LGBT, pro-China/Vatican agreement, and extermely anti-Latin Mass.

I don’t understand (or support) the dead pool going on right now with respect to the death of Pope Francis. I don’t know if he’s dying or not and, quite frankly, I believe it would amount to nothing more than clickbait to pretend that I do. I have gone on the record as praying for his happy death and the repose of his soul when the time comes and have no intention of amending or retracting that prayer. Here’s why:

“The seed is the word of God. And they by the way side are they that hear; then the devil cometh, and taketh the word out of their heart, lest believing they should be saved” (Luke 8: 11-12). How is this possible?

Hopefully, the Le Scouarnec trial and Gisèle Pelicot trial will not be the handwriting on the wall, paving the way for more such cases (both public and private). Men, women, and children deserve far better than to be subject to the degradation of the pornography industry and its consumers.

Reports from the Vatican continue to trickle information on the potential recovery of Pope Francis. More on that here. But his hospitalization has lead many to begin to turn their thoughts toward the next conclave. Those who stand united in their love for the Traditional Latin Mass and their disapproval for Francis often disagree on their assessments of Benedict XVI’s papacy, and so it is reasonable to ask: would it be a good thing if the next conclave elected a pope who held the same theological views as Benedict XVI?

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How can we become saints? As always, to find the answer to such questions, we turn to the great masters of Christian Tradition.

This task was speedily accomplished and the results were promptly presented to a select and, conveniently, pre-selected assembly. As had been divined by both the breathlessly eager and the discreetly despairing, the Synod had, after some palaver and at least one minor invocation to the spirits of the rainforest, produced a state-of-the-art, culturally sensitive, ecumenically expansive, and environmentally biodegradable Novissimus Ordo Missae, the latest Order of Mass.