Judases

Judas’ Counterfeit Coin: Francis’ Error, Modernism’s Trap, and the Call to True Worship

Judas sold Christ for 30 pieces of silver—counterfeit coins worth zip. Why did Pope Francis flaunt Judas’ image in his office, hyped by L’Osservatore Romano? This “spirit of Judas,” like his 2016-2017 Luther love-in, betrays lex orandi and Eucharistic reverence, fueling modernism’s trap of treating God as a vibe. Communion in the hand risks the same irreverence. Yet, saints like Augustine and Mary of Egypt show true repentance, not Judas’ despair. Reject the counterfeit faith—pray the Rosary daily, turn to Mary, “full of grace,” for true worship. Unmask the fraud with us! #CatholicTruth

Read More...

The Spirit of Judas: How Communion in the Hand Builds Emmerich’s False Church

Forte’s Communion-in-hand mandate, a felt-banner fiasco, insults reverent Catholics, echoing Bernardin’s Judas-like fraud. Emmerich’s false church rises as reverence falls. Akita warns, Fatima’s First Saturdays fight back. Stop Communion in the hand, restore lex orandi!

Read More...

BFP: The Praxis of Liberation

Father Rothrock was sent to Siberia – we look at Judases who balk at worship of God and suggest helping the poor instead – Gramsci’s transformed Marxist Church

Read More...

A Kiss for Graf and a Kick for Phillips: Judas in Chicago?

Nobody will convince me that the events whereby Fr. Graf was reinstated were not orchestrated without care and attention to how this series of events would insult the Canons Regular.

Read More...

Numbstruck over Fatima: If you are blaming the Pope, you’re doing it wrong

Yesterday was First Saturday and the Feast of the Transfiguration. I tend to have a post on First Saturday, and I missed it yesterday, but it gave me a chance to consider something. Things are awful today — in the Church and without. Just look at politics and the shenanigans of the candidates. Worse, look at the inane things…

Read More...

Yes, it’s Bad, but Stop Belly Aching and Start Acting like a Soldier of Christ

It was a changing point in my life: “Lord, I feel really bad for you because I can leave this place, but You can’t!” I’ve never really looked at things the same ever since then. I had walked into a new parish to me in Michigan, one that was close to where I lived, and was…

Read More...