The Liberal Strategy Backfires, Insuring that the First Vatican Council Would Declare the Pope to be Infallible

The Liberal Strategy Backfires, Insuring that the First Vatican Council Would Declare the Pope to be Infallible

Before being approved unanimously in the April 24, 1870 session, the constitution De Fide (On Faith) was returned several times to the special commission to be modified according to the amendments presented and to receive its definitive wording. In the meantime, the Council Fathers decided to move on to disciplinary matters. They … Read more

Tattoos and What They Reflect

Tattoos and What They Reflect

The Kansas City Tattoo Arts Festival was recently held at the prestigious Sheraton Hotel in Kansas City, Missouri. According to its website, the event promoted tattoos in every form that can range from harmless designs to the macabre and even the Satanic. Holding such an event at a major hotel lends credibility … Read more

How the Homosexual Movement Targeted Churches and Seminaries to Gain Social Acceptance

How the Homosexual Movement Targeted Churches and Seminaries to Gain Social Acceptance

To understand better the action of the homosexual movement inside the Church, we are publishing excerpts from the recently published book, The Breached Dam: The Fiducia Supplicans Surrender to the Homosexual Movement. Authors José Antonio Ureta and Julio Loredo discuss the terrible process leading up to the release of the Vatican document … Read more

How the Vatican Declaration, Fiducia Supplicans, Uses Four Fallacies to Justify Blessing a Sinful Relationship

How the Vatican Declaration, Fiducia Supplicans, Uses Four Fallacies to Justify Blessing a Sinful Relationship

To understand better the action of the homosexual movement inside the Church, we are publishing excerpts from the recently published book, The Breached Dam: The Fiducia Supplicans Surrender to the Homosexual Movement. Authors José Antonio Ureta and Julio Loredo discuss the terrible process leading up to the release of the Vatican document … Read more

Why Everyone, Even Atheists, Needs the First Commandment

Why Everyone, Even Atheists, Needs the First Commandment

Most people don’t have a problem with some of the Ten Commandments. There are atheists, for example, who will admit that one should not kill, steal or lie. Thus, posting those specific Commandments in public classrooms or buildings would pose no problem. The problems begin with the First and most important Commandment, … Read more