This is a classic question to which finding a basic answer is actually not difficult. But since many confuse issues, this article will...

A Manual of Catholic Theology is a two-volume text in English by Joseph Wilhelm & Thomas B. Scannell. The first edition was published in...

There is understandably some hoo-ha about the removal of the cross, amongst other religious objects, from Calvary Hospital in Canberra,...

This article, first published in November 1987, outlines the strategy and tactics of desensitizing homosexuality.

An abridged version of St Thomas Aquinas’s Summa Theologica with helpful annotations by Peter Kreeft. A nice reference to have.

Particular Judgement is a relatively simple teaching but it is perhaps worth a brief overview, including looking at some objections,...

Klaus Schwab tells us the world has no choice but to “reset” in almost every respect to some green globalist-communist surveillance society.

Pope Pius IX (b. 13 May 1792 – d. 7 February 1878), born Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti, began his pontificate on 16 June 1846. On 9...

The Fourth Industrial Revolution by Klaus Schwab, published in 2016, is a piece of self-indulgent waffle about the impact of this...

None Dare Call It Conspiracy by Gary Allen with Larry Abraham, first published in 1971 or 1972, is a relatively short book about the...

There are plenty of articles floating around painting Joseph Ratzinger (Benedict XVI) as a traditionalist. He was merely a...

In this encyclical published in 1844, Pope Gregory XVI warns of the dangers of the numerous translations of the Bible.

According to an article by Ian D. Rotherham posted on the WEF website, we should all stop celebrating Christmas. Rotherham doesn’t put it...

The Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ is a collection of the visions on the said subject according to St Anne Catherine Emmerich (b. 8...

To those who may miss the plandemic and the masks this coming Christmas, fret not.

Claims that the date of Christmas copied a pagan feast, even if true, is a nothing burger.

What Price Israel by Alfred M. Lilienthal explores the aims and actions of (political) Zionism and its consequences, particularly to Jews and the US. This book was first published in 1953. Dr Lilienthal (b. 25 December 1915 – d. 6 October 2008) was a graduate of Cornell University and Columbia Law School. He had served in the State Department as well as in the Army during WWII. Anyone who wants to label the author as a “racist” or an “anti-Semite” may want to re-read his nam

Pope Gregory XVI’s encyclical in response to Lammenais’s writings on religious indifferentism and liberty of conscience.

This is about child trafficking in the US involving Child Protective Services (CPS) which should be renamed to “Child-Peddling Satanists”.

This will address some common criticisms of what was discussed in Part 1 which is assumed that one has read.

This article will examine the flaws conceptually.