Angel

The Near, Celestial Spirits

Matthew 18:10 and the Catechism of the Catholic Church paragraph 336 teach that each and every human person is assigned an angel who watches over us throughout our lives. But is there empirical evidence to support this Scriptural and Magisterial teaching? In short: Yes. And here are accounts of four…
October 3, 20242 Comments
Death of Secularism Meme

The Death of Extreme Secularization

The dark fantasy reconquista's last week! Unlock the audiobook and get more sweet rewards. Back my epic adventure novel Lord of Fate Reports of the death of religiosity have been greatly exaggerated. So a convetional wisdom-shattering essay by sociologist Rodney Stark demonstrated as early as 1999. Stark is first and…
September 19, 202416 Comments
Cathedral - Cult + Culture

You Can’t Spell ‘Culture’ Without ‘Cult’

Chesterton famously said that an idea that's attacked from both sides for opposing reasons is probably true. Even the most historically illiterate of our guys have to acknowlege that the ruling cult's rise to dominance tracked with Christendom's abandonment of Christ. After all, you can't spell "culture" without "cult". Another…
July 24, 202426 Comments
The Woman Seduced

1 Timothy 2:14 Vindicated

Hat tip to Ryan Burge on X and Devon Stack. A picture speaks a thousand words, so I'm just gonna drop this here:   And Adam was not seduced; but the woman being seduced, was in the transgression. 1 Timothy 2:14 Related: Synodal Witches Mad Should gender transition for minors…
July 8, 202411 Comments
Morality

The Source of Death Cult Morality

A lot of well-meaning normal people still make the mistake of thinking the Death Cult are moral relativists. But scratch a Death Cultist, and you'll find a moral absolutist, as a recent exchange on X illustrates. Every once in a while, a poll comes out showing that growing numbers of…
June 27, 202418 Comments
Eucharistic Pilgrimage

Eucharistic Pilgrimage Taking the West by Storm

Christians in the West must be doing something right. Or God has decided, in His infinite mercy, to give us a break. Because it seems like each new day brings fresh signs of renewal in the Church. Case in point: the Eucharistic pilgrimage taking the West by storm. The National…
June 5, 20249 Comments
Pope Francis

Pope Francis Is on a Roll

Despite having taken flak from certain vocal quarters of conservative and traditionalist Catholicism over the past decade, Pope Francis is on a roll when it comes to breaking Death Cult taboos. Following widely circulated stories of the Holy Father reaffirming Church laws banning homosexuals and women from the priesthood, recent…
June 3, 202412 Comments
Cassidy

Cassidy Guilty of Being Christian

Christian hero Michael Cassidy, who took Christ's universal kingship seriously enough to purge the Iowa state capitol of a demonic idol, has been sentenced by that state's temporal rulers. A Mississippi man who damaged a statue of a pagan idol at Iowa's state Capitol pleaded guilty Friday to a reduced…
May 29, 20245 Comments
Pope Francis

Pope Francis Bans Gay Priests in No Uncertain Terms

Since early in his reign, Pope Francis has faced sharp criticism from Conservatives and traditionalists for alleged Modernist beliefs. Some of his more vocal critics accuse Francis of differing with unchangeable Church teaching on the sin of sodomy. These allegations stem from misrepresented statements he made in 2013 and, more…
May 28, 20247 Comments
St. Carlo Acutis

Millennial Saint of Gamers

In the latest sign of spiritual renewal in the Catholic Church, the announcement came down yesterday that Blessed Carlo Acutis will be canonized. The fifteen-year-old Italian web designer gained acclaim for his cataloging of eucharistic miracles. Now, Pope Francis has officially recognized a second miracle attributed to Acutis' intercession, clearing…
May 24, 20244 Comments