“What is invincible ignorance? Also called inculpable or guiltless ignorance, this is a state that cannot be overcome by ordinary means, such as study or inquiry.” (Bishop Athanasius Schneider, Credo: Compendium of the Catholic Faith)

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In this episode of the Remnant Underground, Michael J. Matt blasts cringeworthy Christophobia from here to the UK. If they are so “progressive,” why is the “Follow the Science” crowd so obsessed with mocking Christianity? What are they so afraid of and why so desperate?

This is Part 2 of a brilliant exposé by Fr. Azize of the new Vatican document Dignitas infinita. Read Part 1 here.

The Text

The text of the Declaration runs to 66 paragraphs. There are about 500 words on each of its 22 pages, so it runs to about 11,000 words. No. 1 states:

(Dignitas infinita) Every human person possesses an infinite dignity, inalienably grounded in his or her very being, which prevails in and beyond every circumstance, state, or situation the person may ever encounter. This principle, which is fully recognizable even by reason alone, underlies the primacy of the human person and the protection of human rights.

One of the harsh realities of living behind enemy lines in an occupied country is that we just don’t have much political leverage where the things that matter most to us are concerned. In the new Remnant Underground (see video below this post), I initiate a conversation for which I hope traditional Catholics will see a pressing need, even if they disagree with my conclusions.

Satan has rarely, if ever, had as much power as he does now, and he directs a considerable portion of his efforts to attack Catholics who earnestly seek to do God’s will. This fact alone should alert us to the likelihood that the Traditional Catholic priests we admire so much for their sacrifices are often tempted beyond our imagination to fall. This obviously does not excuse priests who commit scandals, but it should inspire all of us to pray and sacrifice for our priests, as they do for us.

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With pro-life America at a crossroads, Michael J. Matt takes a hard look at Donald Trump’s political maneuvering on the question of abortion and the Democrat Party’s attempt to fasten unborn babies like so many milestones around the neck of the presumptive Republican nominee.

On 25 March 2024, Pope Francis signed a “Declaration on Human Dignity.” To anticipate, the document presents familiar teachings on a new foundation which is intrinsically plastic, and that is its danger.

Without a doubt, in this interpretation lies one of the most profound lessons of the darkness during the crucifixion of the Savior Christ: the “eclipse” of faith. There is no more terrible test, for any of us, than the Cross.