When in 1717, wearied by the inconclusive warfare waged by Catholic monarchs, the subversive English protestants in London formed Freemasonry’s York Rite, the Revolution’s fraternal and ideological twin was spawned. This brother-bastard became known as conservatism.  Preferring to retain wealth stolen from the Church by their great-grandfathers, England’s new aristocracy opted for a politically stable … More Pointlessness With Purpose: Conservatism

Bergoglio I’m going to enjoy watching you die, Mr. Traditionalist. ***************** Hear that, Mr. Traditionalist? That is the sound of atomistic science, and biological determinism. That sound is the death of your faith. Goodbye, Mr. Traditionalist. Traditionalist   My name is Catholic. Mutatis mutandis… (CAVEAT: Be sure to MUTE your system @ 2:20-22 to protect … More CATHOLIC RESPONSE TO BERGOGLIAN HIT LIST

The venerable Aged Parent at The Eyewitness has felicitously (for his readers) returned to his keyboard in what we hope to be good health, Deo Gratias, and from there produced an array of memorable posts. From one of which we read what has become irrefutable, that the so-called vocations crisis was manufactured (plenty of men … More result achieved, result intended

Four years ago the following shibboleth was coin of the realm to those too new to Tradition to know any better: “just you wait, these aging hippies will die off and a better breed of bishop is waiting in the wings.” I believed it. The voices of experience knew better however, citing the now infamous … More the revolution lives on (but catholics can kill it)

Monsignor Perez said it in his 2013 talk at the Fatima Conference (@ 33:40), that to the modernist  “words are a weapon.” Warping and contorting meanings, splitting hairs into impossibly minute and false dichotomies, deliberate ambiguities, and words that seem to dynamically shift meaning to always and only suit the will of the most malicious … More modernist word-warp alert: schism