Pope Pius IX (b. 13 May 1792 – d. 7 February 1878), born Giovanni Maria Mastai-Ferretti, began his pontificate on 16 June 1846. On 17...

This is a 35-page book (or more like a booklet) that defends the weight of the consensus of the Church Fathers and Theologians. The text...

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,...

The expansion and promotion in recent years of Pride Day to Pride Week and now Pride Month has left some people baffled as to why other...

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,...

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...

Part 18 of the “Twitter Files” by Matt Taibbi was posted on 10 March 2023. It is more of the same about Twitter, government agencies,...

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.

San Francisco, CA – Twitter Files have revealed that the platform worked with presbyterians to suppress free will. “It’s important we...

Twitter suppressed any view regarding COVID that was not compatible with the “official” narrative, even when it referenced the CDC. Right.

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...

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

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

Part 3 continues to examine a few scriptural passages regarding the concept of penance.

Part 2 examines a few scriptural passages regarding the concept of penance.

As usual, the concept is not that complicated. It is only made complicated by over-simplifications, deliberately or otherwise.

Pope Gregory XVI’s encyclical on religious indifferentism, liberty of conscience and revolutionary sentiments.