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Renewed reports confirm that Pope Leo XIV does not intend to reverse restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass. Cardinal Arthur Roche has signaled continuity with previous Vatican decisions, not a return to broader access for the traditional rite. They argue that the Pope’s support for current liturgical policy reveals a clear agenda: the Latin Mass
A Wisconsin priest described the Traditional Latin Mass as an accommodation for Catholics who have “not grown deep enough” in their faith to embrace the post-Vatican II liturgy. A Spanish bishop gave no public response to a nude pride demonstration outside his cathedral. Archbishop John Wester defended a proposed mosque in New Mexico. And Father
The excommunications of the Society of Saint Pius X have done what decades of debate could not: they have forced the crisis in the Catholic Church out into the open. Cardinals, archbishops, and faithful are now publicly divided over whether Pope Leo XIV is preserving or departing from historic Catholic teaching. Cardinal Daniel DiNardo praises
Cardinal Blase Cupich has erected the first U.S. Catholic cemetery memorial dedicated to suicide. The Archdiocese of Chicago frames it as an evolution in understanding mental illness. The panel on Faith and Reason sees it differently: a dangerous pastoral precedent that suggests “nothing is wrong” and risks leading the faithful into despair, or worse, normalizing
Join Dr. Robert Moynihan and Fr. Charles Murr for this live stream: an eyewitness account from Fr. Murr of the Econe consecrations and their meaning.
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Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has published the letter he sent privately to Pope Leo XIV in January. His message is simple: I am not a schismatic. I just want the Church to be Catholic. Viganò had requested a personal audience with the Pope to explain himself, to defend his actions, to speak man to man.
Frank Wright and Father Charles Murr discuss recent remarks from Pope Leo XIV, developments involving the Society of Saint Pius X, and broader questions surrounding tradition, liturgy, and Catholic identity. The conversation also revisits allegations of financial misconduct and governance issues connected to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, as well as Archbishop Carlo
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Breaking developments at the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe take center stage with the resignation of the shrine’s rector and the questions surrounding the ongoing controversy. The hosts discuss the importance of transparency and accountability at one of the Catholic Church’s most beloved pilgrimage sites. They also explore the growing cultural fascination with UFOs
Are the sacraments, the priesthood, and even the structure of the Catholic Church being fundamentally transformed? Frank Wright and Father Charles Murr examine reports from Ireland of a liturgical service conducted without a priest and discuss what they see as a growing movement toward lay-led alternatives within the Church. They argue that these developments are
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