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Editor’s Note: We’re pleased to release Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò’s latest missive, this time confronting the Pope’s “devious strategy” to—as papal advisor Archbishop Victor Fernández put it back in 2015—bring about “reform that is irreversible”; reform that cannot be undone by future popes.

This latest “masterful deception” will see to it that Cardinals made in the image and likeness of Francis will exercise considerable power and influence over the next conclave. In fact, the Dean of the College of Cardinals will be the former right-hand man of Cardinal Angelo Sodano, accused of covering for the most notorious clerical sexual predator of the 20th Century: Legionary of Christ founder, Fr. Marcial Maciel. 

Why would Francis promote someone connected to the orchestrated cover-up of the worst priest predator in history? 

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From a mountain top in West Virginia, Michael Matt comments on Pope Francis' Apostolic Exhortation, which is due to be released in the next week or so. The thing is evidently so radical that Cardinal Hummes sent out a secret letter to the world's bishops telling them how to make sure the Exhortation is accepted by "people of good will" and all those "in communion with Pope Francis."

In other words, if you object to this latest heterodox bombshell from Francis, you're probably not in full communion with the 'god of surprises.'

TODAY AT 11:15 CST, President Donald Trump became the first president in history to attend the D.C. March for Life, addressing the crowd at the National Mall in Washington.

Wednesday was the 47th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. In his speech today at the prolife rally, President Trump reminded us: “At the United Nations, I made it clear that global bureaucrats have no business attacking the sovereignty of nations that protect innocent life.”

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Left to right: Alexander Tschugguel, Michael Matt, Roberto de Mattei, John Smeaton, Jean Smits, John-Henry Westen, Jose Ureta

The January 2020 Acies Ordinata had two parts: 1) A silent prayer demonstration just down the street from Cardinal Marx's residence, designed to establish the prayerful and militant setting for Part 2: A press conference in which the traditional Catholic resistance was laid out for members of the press by interventions presented by Roberto de Mattei, John-Henry Westen, John Smeaton, Jeanne Smits, Alexander Tschugguel, Jose Ureta and Michael Matt, followed by an extensive Q&A session.

In this video, Michael J. Matt presents his intervention, as a German-American Catholic, against the elitism of the German Bishops Conference which would elevate German opinion over and above Scripture, Canon Law and the word of Christ Himself when it comes to questions such as women priests, celibacy and gay unions.

- The Push for Euthanasia of Contemplative Life -

FOR CENTURIES, contemplative religious have been recognised as the ‘heartbeat of the Church’. Indeed, even the 2018 Vatican document, “Cor Orans[1],” calls contemplative nuns the “praying heart” of the Catholic Church; an acknowledged truth from which the document itself derives its name. However, this document, together with the (so-called) Apostolic constitution “Vultum Dei Quaerere[2]” which preceded it in 2016, is a massive push for the extinction of such powerhouses of prayer.

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Michael Matt/RTV joins the Catholic "clans" in Munich, Germany, where Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò made a surprise appearance to stand with traditional Catholic resistance to the German Bishops' attempt to implement the errors of the Amazon Synod throughout the whole Church.

This Acies Ordinata event was not about numbers, by the way. It was done by personal invite to journalists and representatives of Catholic action groups around the world. The event was held within a stone's throw of Cardinal Marx's residence and was in direct resistance to his agenda. If this event had been advertised beforehand, there is a very good chance it would have been blocked.

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Representatives of the many different Catholic action groups around the world will unite in Munich, Germany today in a peaceful demonstration of silent but prayerful protest against the German Bishops' Conference "synodal way".

This synodal way, based on the Amazon Synod, threatens to set up rules for its own national Church where women ordination is not out of the question, where the abolition of clerical celibacy is certainly on the agenda and where many of the most radical and revolutionary ideas would be ramrodded through in Germany and thus set universal precedents in the Catholic Church throughout the world.

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IN THIS SUNDAY Sermon from South St. Paul, Father uses the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus to discuss the importance and the power of the Name of the Son of God.

He explains how St. Peter—the first pope—used that Name to convert thousands in one day. He reminds us that the demons who refuse to speak it are in fact are driven from the possessed by the power of the Name of Jesus.