Moving from “less popular” schemas to hot button issues, Fr. Trauner and Stephen discuss why anti-semitism is one of the “unforgiveable sins” of the modern world. They also recap the Metz Conference, which ensured...
We begin this episode by discussing the Metz Agreement, brokered by Cardinal Tisserant, which insured that there would be no condemnation of Modernism at the Council. We explore the false dichotomy between mercy and...
On this Leap Year Edition of Francis Watch we have a chance to examine: -Francis’ intervention into US politics via his attack on Donald Trump, calling him “not a Christian.” -Francis’ description of “conflict”...
In this episode Bishop Donald Sanborn discusses the Jewish Nation and religion, and its role at the beginning of Christendom, throughout the Middle Ages, post French Revolution, and present day. Christianity has roots in...
“The Work of Reparation” – Defenders of the Holy Name Devotions – which are expressions of true devotion – are the foundation of every Catholic home. In this show, Veronica explains why this particular...
In this first of two episodes, His Excellency Bishop Donald Sanborn discusses the first half of this great encyclical on the use of capital and labour. Written to counter the rise of socialism all...
In this month’s episode of The Root of the Rot, Bishop Donald Sanborn analyzes numerous quotes of Paul VI in the light of Catholicism. As it turns out, in the pre-internet era, Paul VI...
Saint of the Day: St. Isidore of Seville Why was the Mafia singled out by Francis for condemnation to Hell? Could there be a connection between this strict treatment and the friendly relationship between...
Toby Westerman reports for Tradition in Action that communism may be making a comeback in Russia. What happens when a mother of four young boys shares her everyday experiences in a parody of a...
On this episode of From the Pulpit, as Catholics who take the entirety of the faith seriously, it’s easy at times to see how we are walking in a different direction from which the...
