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Pope Leo's Vision of the Church
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (1007+ words) by Paul Fahey · August 19, 2026 Last fall, Pope Leo published his first major teaching document, the Apostolic Exhortation, Dilexi Te. This document has primarily been presented as a moral exhortation for Christians to better serve the poor. While this isn’t untrue,…...
The Eucharist Speaks the Language of Unity
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1018+ words) by Lavoisier Fernandes · August 12, 2026 The Eucharist is where Catholics should discover most profoundly what it means to belong to the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church. Every Sunday, Catholics across the world gather around the same altar. They may hear…...
Study Group 9: “Debacle” or Fruit of Vatican II?
1+ week, 6+ day ago (253+ words) by Patric Peters · August 10, 2026 What, then, is the paradigm shift? According to the study group: “When we speak today of a paradigm shift, we are rediscovering the biblical conception of the truth of God who reveals himself in history and…...
God's Unconditional Love and the SSPX's Conditions
2+ week, 2+ day ago (913+ words) by Marisha McAuliffe · August 6, 2026 “The God who loves us all, unconditionally.” From the first words Pope Leo XIV spoke as pope. Before any doctrine, before any policy, before a single question about who belongs and who doesn’t. Simply that. Unconditionally....
A Credible Witness
2+ week, 3+ day ago (620+ words) by Paul Fahey · August 6, 2026 Paragraph 89 is perhaps my favorite passage from Pope Leo’s encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas. It’s at the end of a short section titled “An examen for the Church,” where Pope Leo makes the case that the Church must…...
Unbecoming: Priests, Guns, and Fr. Chad Ripperger
3+ week, 2+ day ago (1028+ words) by Mike Lewis · July 30, 2026 “¡Adelante!” he told them. “Forward.” The procession moved, and the soldiers allowed it to pass without incident. I thought about that scene on July 23, when Shawn Ryan, the former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor whose podcast…...
Peter Thiel and the New Antichrist
3+ week, 6+ day ago (839+ words) by Paul Chu · July 27, 2026 As the first of the chapters in question, entitled “The Modern Concern for Victims,” put it: “our world did not invent compassion… but it has universalized it.” Girard highlights how uncharacteristic in the historical context of…...
The Leo Seminar!
3+ week, 6+ day ago (758+ words) by Paul Fahey · July 27, 2026 Lumen Gentium, Vatican II’s Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, says that the Church is “the universal sacrament of salvation” established for all people to encounter Christ and experience His liberating love. Sarah Carter and I know…...
The Oldest New Thing in the Church
3+ week, 6+ day ago (1595+ words) by Andrew Likoudis · July 26, 2026 Synodality did not begin in 2021. It began in Jerusalem, around AD 49. Synodality, I keep reading, is confusing, maybe even undefinable. I recently sat through three days of it in practice, and nobody seemed confused. On July…...
Raised to Fear the World Outside the SSPX
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (261+ words) by Gabriel Hart · July 21, 2026 “The modernist church is a desert. It kills everything that it touches, it kills the supernatural life, it kills the sources of grace. It dries up everything. Because it has placed man in the place of…...