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The Archbishop of Puebla recently released a letter warning the faithful about the “schismatic movement” of the Society of St. Pius X and notes they are not under his authority. He also warns his flock from canonical penalties associated with schism if they were to join the SSPX. Read more
Translation from Spanish (https://acnmex.com/del-arzobispado-de-puebla-sobre-la-presencia-de-la-fraternidad-sacerdotal-san-pio-x-en-esa-arquidiocesis/) Original done by Ezequiel Mateo Beccar Varela (beccarvarelaezequiel@gmail.com, https://youtube.com/@buscandoelcatolicismo [in this channel you can find many videos in spanish and english refuting the many errors of the SSPX] Puebla, May 13 of 2023 COMUNICADO About the presence of the Fraternity of St. Pius X in Puebla Having learned that, shortly, the… Read more
Michael Lofton reviews some of the most provocative comments that Fr. James Martin has recently made about Pope Francis in order to glean from them his perspective on the pope. Read more
Michael Lofton gives an interview to the Logos Podcast and discusses questions related to the relationship between Sacred Tradition and the papacy. Read more
The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America is considering the implementation of female altar servers, lectors and even deaconesses. Michael considers this news in light of the Alexandrian Patriarchate’s 2017 consecration of female deaconesses. He also considers the phenomenon of female deaconesses in the Armenian Orthodox Church. Read more
Dr. Peter Kwasniewski recently gave a lecture implying that he is willing to go to an “independent rite” church in order to continue the preservation of the Missal of 1962 if Pope Francis were to restrict it further. Michael considers whether this reflects a Catholic view of the papacy or an Eastern Orthodox view. Read more
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