Sacred Tradition is revelation and revelation is from God. The doctrines contained in the Sacred Tradition are from God. The Catholic Church infallibly preserves and proposes Sacred Tradition. The Catholic Church has access to...
To be a member of the Catholic Church, we must have the virtue of faith, be baptized, and submit to the Roman Catholic Hierarchy. Heresy destroys one’s membership in the Catholic Church. Even if...
On this episode, Father Nicolás Despósito covers the first chapter of Royo Marín’s Theology of Christian Perfection: The End. The consideration of purpose is the first thing required in the study of any dynamic...
In this month’s episode of Work of Human Hands we review Chapter 10 of Father Anthony Cekada’s book: “Adroit Choices, Gigantic Voices.” This chapter examines the new Lectionary in depth. We were supposed to...
This month on The Root of the Rot, host Stephen Heiner and guest Bishop Donald Sanborn discuss various programs to water down Catholicism, all in the 20th century and all before Vatican II. These...
“Liberty” is the theme of the encyclical covered in this month’s episode of Popes Against the Modern Errors. This is a masterful teaching encyclical by His Holiness, Pope Leo XIII, this longest of the...
In our times, many mission countries are without permanent parishes and priests since the enemies of the Christ have torn down most of the external support structures of His One, True Church. Rest assured,...
In this month’s episode of the Anti-Modernist Reader, we revisit an old classic of Father Anthony Cekada’s: an article originally entitled “Welcome to the Traditional Latin Mass.” This is a great “starter” episode to send...
In this introduction episode, Father Germán Fliess introduces Father Nicolás Despósito, Vice-Rector and Professor at Most Holy Trinity Seminary in Brooksville, Florida, guest of the new show, Catholic Spirituality. Father Despósito explains how he ended up...
This month’s Trad Controversies returns with a new host, James Schroepfer, to examine the old legend of Archbishop Lefebvre’s orders being doubtful because the cleric who ordained and consecrated Archbishop Lefebvre, Cardinal Lienart, is...
