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Antichrists and Practical Heresies: Saint Augustine’s Warning

Both the signs of the end and the signs of recognizing the antichrist have been left to us in the inspired texts with the purpose of warning us about the imminence of crucial historical events. Their purpose, however, is never to satisfy our human curiosity, but to urge us to repentance, to penance, to prayer – to a life of more intense and deep sanctity.

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A Generational Heroine

Modernists think – either out of arrogance or regret – that the era of the saints is over. Saints, and the miracles that accompany them, exist and have in every era.

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The Need for Heroes and a Remarkable Movie: Master and Commander

“Put you on the armour of God, that you may be able to stand against the deceits of the devil. For our wrestling is not against flesh and blood; but against principalities and powers, against the rulers of the world of this darkness, against the spirits of wickedness in the high places. Therefore take unto you the armour of God, that you may be able to resist in the evil day, and to stand in all things perfect” ( Ephesians 6: 11-13).

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***DEMO Two Treatments for the Same Spiritual Maladies: The Catholic Church Offers a Cure, the Synodal Church Offers Euthanasia

Much like other Catholic spiritual works dedicated to Lenten reflections, St. Alphonsus Liguori’s Meditations and Readings for Every Day of Lent offers daily reminders that we must not waste a moment in amending our lives. Our Lord died on the Cross to save us, and He wants us to go to Heaven, but at a certain point the obstinate sinner will have no more chances to return to God. So we must make every effort to amend now, lest we discover too late that we have squandered our last opportunity to petition God’s mercy.

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Two Treatments for the Same Spiritual Maladies: The Catholic Church Offers a Cure, the Synodal Church Offers Euthanasia

Much like other Catholic spiritual works dedicated to Lenten reflections, St. Alphonsus Liguori’s Meditations and Readings for Every Day of Lent offers daily reminders that we must not waste a moment in amending our lives. Our Lord died on the Cross to save us, and He wants us to go to Heaven, but at a certain point the obstinate sinner will have no more chances to return to God. So we must make every effort to amend now, lest we discover too late that we have squandered our last opportunity to petition God’s mercy.

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The Silence of the Scammed

Francis is a liar. He has lied to you, to me, to everyone. Catholic or not, Francis has lied to you. Catholic or not, you thought the Church of Rome was one thing, but Francis has gutted it and erected a lie where it once stood. __________________

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They Have Our Buildings, But We Have the Faith

St. Athanasius was the bishop of Alexandria in Egypt. He, like Archbishop Lefebvre and now Bishop Strickland today, held the Catholic ground and was thrown out of his own diocese and exiled five times by rightful (albeit heretical) authority.

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In Defense of Catholic Nuns: The Testimony of an Agnostic

This is why the heroic deeds of the virtuous impress everyone: Because they make an indescribable love visible. Only those who truly love can give their lives for the beloved. That is why there were pagan Roman soldiers who converted instantly upon seeing the patience and serenity with which Christian martyrs endured the most terrible tortures.

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The Heresies against the Holy Bible

Everything is presented as if the Church only begins with the Second Vatican Council. Until then – we are told – the Bible had been marginal, excluded from the “center” of the lives of Catholics.

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Surveying the Passages From St. Matthew’s Gospel That Francis Routinely Contradicts

With the recent widespread criticism of the document authorizing the blessing of same-sex unions, Fiducia Supplicans, we can see hints that Francis and his collaborators may have entered new territory in their assaults against Catholic Truth. And yet, as most Traditional Catholics understand all too well, Fiducia Supplicans is simply one of Francis’s countless intolerable offenses against the Faith.

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