Editor’s Note: I share above a link to the life of Saint Hildebrand, who was consecrated Roman Pontiff today, 952 years ago. It is with his elevation to the Apostolic Throne that the Gregorian Reform of the Church began: a restoration of ecclesiastical discipline in which priests were required to give up their mistresses and … Continue reading Today is the 952nd Anniversary of the Enthronement of Pope St. Gregory VII
Editor’s Note: The concept of an order in charity originates with the famous Egyptian scholar, Origen, who while not a Saint, was highly influential in many matters of theology. He was later condemned for holding that no one went to hell, but all men were eventually redeemed through a post-death purification. However, his concept of … Continue reading Pope Francis denies the Order of Charity in open rebuke of U. S. Vice President Vance
EMMO NEWS INTERVIEW: * Correction: The introduction says Br. Bugnolo has been living private vows since 1991. In truth he lived public vows from 1993-6, and from 1996-present private vows. FOR THOSE WHO ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH THIS DEBATE, SEE THE INTERVIEW OF BR. BUGNOLO AT OMC RADIO TV, EARLIER THIS WEEK. (Over at Emmo … Continue reading EMMO News: interviews Br. Bugnolo on Cionci’s New Theory vs. the Great Catholic Reset
News Commentary and Appeal to all Catholics in the USA, by Br. Alexis Bugnolo I realize that the future presidency of Donald Trump is going to give a lot of Catholics false hope, because Trump’s politics is to promise the sky, period. But at least having a nominal Catholic like Marco Rubio as his Secretary … Continue reading USA: The Catholic, Marco Rubio, to be named Secretary of State
Editor’s Note: Very little can be found in English about the First Council of Sutri, and perhaps for this reason not a few of unlettered Catholic influencers are reluctant to speak of the Sutri Initiative. — For this reason I publish here this article on the role of money in the sale of the Papacy … Continue reading The Simonical Election of Pope Gregory VI in 1046
Editor’s Note: Since he signed Fiducia supplicans the tide has turned inexorably against Pope Francis: from the lightning striking the image of Saint Peter divesting it of keys and aureole to the revelations by Archbishop Vigano, that Bergoglio while novice master of the Jesuits, sexually molested some of the novices. Now comes this report, hidden … Continue reading Argentina: While the Archbishop, Pope Francis stole the live savings of Monsignor Gonzales
Editor’s Note: If you have increasing doubts about the sincerity of Catholic media owners such as Eric Sammons, you might be justified, since in this long article where he explains why he did not sign the recent statement calling for Pope Francis to resign or be deposed, he actually closes by saying, that until a … Continue reading Eric Sammons says he won’t call for Pope Francis to be deposed until there is a way to do it
Editor’s Note: I agree with this statement 100%. It reasons for the deposition of Pope Francis from the point of view of the accusations or theological reasons why he should be removed from power. Unlike the Sutri Initiative, which expressly agrees with the theological reasons but focuses on the practical solution, the canonical means to … Continue reading Scholars call for Pope Francis to resign or be deposed
A Call to Action by Br. Alexis Bugnolo The History of Pope Francis’ Heretical Profession on ‘Gay Blessings’ Back in October, on the 14th, to be precise, I warned that the silence of Pope Francis in response to reproaches to his position on “gay blessings” could not go on forever without the imputation of the … Continue reading ‘The Pillar’ endorses Sodomy by its silence on Episcopal Appointments in Poland
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo Mario Derksen, a native of the German Federal Republic, who began his public career by being an anti-Catholic protestant like baiter of Catholics, and who has never studied canon law or theology at any institution with credentials, recently took a long shot at the reputation and argumentation of the Rev. Gregory … Continue reading Mario Dersken shows total incompetence in his recent attack on the Rev. Gregory Hesse
Commentary by Br. Alexis Bugnolo Traduction française It is surprising that this interview published 6 days ago, was not shared on any other platforms. But then again, I am not surprised, since the author, Cole DeSantis, opens by admitting that Pope Francis has approved “material heresy”. Kudos to him and Crisis Magazine for breaking from … Continue reading Cardinal Müller: The Catholic Church does not belong to Pope Francis
Editor’s Note: This fine response of Bishop Schneider, who is an auxiliary bishop and therefore does not exercise the Magisterium, is wounded by a most grievous error and lie, where he says: (DM): How would you respond to Catholic clergy and faithful who say they don’t want to be in communion with a Pope who … Continue reading Bishop Athansius Schneider: Fiducia supplicans undermines the Natural and Divine Law
Commentary by Br. Alexis Bugnolo I thought I had seen every sort of subterfuge and folly from the grifter collective (see definition here), but I wake this morning and have to shake my head in disbelief as I read the article above, published at LifeSite News and written by a Matthew McCusker, who must be … Continue reading LifeSite News wants to elect the Pope by 3 novel means, all uncanonical and juridically invalid
Editor’s Note: Bishop Schneider’s direct denial that a heretical pope can be deposed by no one is a fat lie; even his claim that a pope can be deposed by no one is a fat lie. I say, “fat” because he he denying a falsehood, to cover his own lying. The Church can discern in … Continue reading Bishops Athanasius Schneider stabbing the Code of Canon Law in the Back
BREAKING — HISTORIC APPEAL TO THE HOLY FATHER TO END CONFUSION IN THE CHURCH Summary and Commentary in English by Br. Alexis Bugnolo This Appeal has been made in response to the comments left by Msgr. Ganswein in a phone call made by his brother Helmut to the brother of Father Gebhardt, one of the … Continue reading Appeal to Archbishop Ganswein, from Catholic Clergy in communion with Christ’s Vicar on Earth
Commentary and Rebuttal by Br. Alexis Bugnolo Authorized Portuguese Translation — Authorized French Translation It is personally painful for me to have to, yet again, put pen to paper, as it were, and refute the silly arguments of a prelate whom I once admired as one of the best of the best in the Church. … Continue reading Unpacking Bishop Schneider’s Rosary of Lies, Errors and deceptions
By Br. Alexis Bugnolo One of the greatest popes of all time, was born nearly 1000 years ago, in 1035 A. D., at Châtillon-sur-Marne, in the Kingdom of the Franks, to a noble family of knights and warriors who dominated that countryside. Moved by the grace of God, in his youth, he forsook the easy … Continue reading Bl. Urban II, patron of Popes who courageously oppose Anti-popes
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo There is a lot of talk about the Pope resigning, being constrained to resign, or being deposed. So much so, that Reuters (a news agency founded by Jews and allied to Freemasonry) ran a story saying a Pope cannot be deposed. This of course is a lie. Let’s consider the question, … Continue reading Yes, a Pope can be canonically deposed
Editor’s Note: This report, by a scholar of Roman History, here at Rome, is a fascinating look into the world of the Roman Empire at the time of Jesus Christ. The Romans were famous for building roads to unite their vast domains together, militarily, politically and economically. In this recent study an additional 150,000 Kilometers … Continue reading 150 Thousand KM of Roman Roads Discovered in recent Study
By Br. Alexis Bugnolo French Version Three weeks ago, I made a pilgrimage to the tomb of Pope Saint Gregory VII (Saint Hildebrand), who is buried in the Cathedral of Salerno, Italy. There in the vault of the apse of the Church, above the sanctuary, the Saints of the Gregorian Reform are glorified in a … Continue reading The Saints of the Gregorian Reform at the Cathedral of Salerno
