In this first episode of Francis Watch for Season 5, we work through more of Bergoglio’s master program for the Novus Ordo Sect. We discuss: the video that was released around Epiphany in which...
In this second episode on Pascendi Dominici Gregis of Pope St Pius X, His Excellency Bishop Donald Sanborn joins us to provide a commentary on this most significant of Papal encyclicals. Written to expose...
We welcome back Father Stephen McKenna to From the Pulpit. All the martyrs throughout history loved God and His Church more than their own lives. By giving their own lives, they imitated Christ as...
Conference Date: January 3, 2015 Location: London, United Kingdom – https://www.catholicmass.co.uk/ Run Time: 37 minutes Guest: Bishop Donald Sanborn Original Air Date: January 28, 2016
Theresa – who attends Mary Help of Christians (Melbourne) mission, that provides the Traditional (Tridentine) Latin Mass to faithful Catholics throughout Australia – welcomes back Camille to continue sharing some beautiful customs and wonderful...
Patience is a bearing of evil in order that a greater good come about or in order that a greater evil be avoided. Patience and tolerance of sinners is prudent when it is in...
New to 2016, the Apologetics Series will take members through a comprehensive study on Catholic Apologetics – the science of defending the Catholic Faith against its deniers and to point out the credibility of...
Due to medical advice, Bishop Sanborn will be postponing his trip to Europe until late Spring, we hope. The Bishop assures everyone that it is nothing life-threatening, simply a precaution due to some recent...
DATE: 15 December 2015 SUBJECT: End of Season 4 Notice Dear True Restoration Members, Benefactors, and Listeners, Thank you for your prayers and support as we have reached the conclusion of our 2015 A.D. broadcast season....
Christmas Mass commemorates the birth of Christ in our souls: the only important thing in this world. If we do not possess God and His truths, we are nothing. Our love for truth must...
