Religious brother at @SBC_Catholic working for the conversion of America. #ChristIsKing!
Richmond, New Hampshire, USA
Joined May 2009
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True love for our non-Catholic neighbors means desiring their eternal salvation in the true Church. Let faith working through charity awaken our zeal to work and pray for their conversion.
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Abortion is the real Holocaust
Don’t let anyone tell you differently
This is an amazingly good book.
Pat Buchanan opens Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War with the observation that “all about us, we can see clearly now that the West is passing away.”
Mark Weber said the book is the single volume he would recommend to a new reader on the most important development of the twentieth century.
Buchanan, a former speechwriter for Richard Nixon and communications director in the Reagan administration, synthesizes the work of more than one hundred historians into a readable account of how Britain’s balance-of-power policy produced two catastrophic wars.
The SPLC called debanking Christians a “conspiracy theory.” The Treasury Department just called it fact — and implicated the SPLC! Read the damning report that exposes their hypocrisy and financial weaponization.
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Today’s Roman Martyrology mentions Saint Frumentius, the Syrian disciple of Saint Athanasius, and apostle of Ethiopia, whose story bears an odd resemblance to the Old-Testament Joseph.
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Our Lady had every right to rage at those who killed her Son. She chose mercy instead. What excuse do you possibly have for clinging to that grudge any longer?
By Sister Marie Gabrielle, M.I.C.M. ...
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Saint Evaristus was the sixth Pope of the Catholic Church. He succeeded Saint Anacletus in the year 112. He was the Pope who divided Rome into its parishes and set up the dignity of cardinal priests. Saint Evaristus was martyred for the Catholic Faith. He was buried near the tomb of Saint Peter.
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A funeral in New Bedford and a trip to the SBC Conference prompt reflection on Franco-American history in New England, from mill migration and the Sentinelle controversy to the legacy of the stigmatic Rose Ferron.
The latest by @RCCoulombe at Catholicism·org:
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Quas Primas wasn't a devotional suggestion. Pius XI said Christ reigns over nations, not just hearts.
Christ is King.
Pace Pope Francis, it is in the Church’s traditional liturgy that we find the full expression of her perennial lex orandi (and, therefore, of her lex credendi). So, for today’s royal feast, here are some considerations on “The ‘Lex Orandi’ of Christ the King”:
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“Almighty and everlasting God, who in Thy beloved Son, the King of the Universe, hast willed to restore all things: mercifully grant that all the families of the nations, separated by the wound of sin, may be brought under His most sweet sovereignty.”
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This six-minute video of Sister Marie Thérèse addressing the question, “Don’t all religions believe in the same God?” sparked considerable interest on YouTube:
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"There is a Southern heritage, and it has nothing to do with the colonel in the whiskey ad. It has to do with the conservative tradition of a predominantly agrarian society, a tradition which at its best enshrined the humane aspects of living for rich and poor, black and white. It gave first place to a stable family life, sensitivity and good manners between men, chivalry toward women, an honor code, and individual integrity."
-Walker Percy
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Some theories are circulating online about the Latin Mass pilgrimage, spread by people unconnected with it.
Some clarity below —
Organisers asked for permission for the Vatican Mass, via a letter delivered directly to Pope Leo by Bishop Schneider in December. The pilgrimage is in its 15th year, and is always held on the same date.
Organisers received no answer about the Mass until August, when the Secretariat of State replied to say they could not have Mass in the Vatican. Pilgrimage organisers then announced publicly that no Mass would take place in the Vatican.
Instead, pilgrims would process into the Vatican at 1pm on the Saturday, and then go to St Mary Major for a 3pm Mass. Permission for the procession into the Vatican was granted in April 2026.
Weeks after this, in September, St Peter’s announced an event taking place at 3:30pm at the Altar of the Chair (used by the pilgrimage last year for Mass).
Then this week – just yesterday I am told – organisers received another letter from the Secretariat of State informing them they could not even process into the Vatican as planned, and as permitted since April. Basilica events are not the prerogative of the Secretariat but of the Archpriest & the Fabric of St Peter’s: hence why the Secretariat of State’s involvement is so strange.
On Saturday, pilgrims walked through the streets up to the obelisk in St. Peter’s Square – accompanied by Italian state police – where they were stopped by the Vatican as this was the limit of the Italian police’s jurisdiction.
Then they were informed that their usage of St Mary Major’s had changed: they could only be inside for an hour.
Thus meaning that the planned and authorised pontifical solemn Mass would have to be a low Mass.
Also St Mary Major’s informed pilgrimage that no official photos could be taken
Part two of a series examines whether children are inherently good. Using a violin maker's parable, the author argues human worth derives from being created by God, not from parental desire.
By Sister Mary Joseph...
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NEW: The group was stopped at the obelisk in St Peter’s Square, by order of the Vatican, at the edge of Italian jurisdiction
Now also the pilgrimage has been told that it can only be at St Mary Major for 1 hour — so no solemn Mass as planned, just a low Mass
Today is the feast of one of the Seven who stand before the throne of God.
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Next on RECONQUEST: “The Culture of Death and the Culture of Betrayal.” Guest: Joe Doyle
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