by Br. Alexis Bugnolo REBLOGGED from DEC. 23, 2019 — For Spanish and German translation see below. We live in a very bizarre age, when professional gossipers (aka journalists) are the puppet masters of the masses, because 95% of everyone allows them to dictate the boundaries of reality, history, morality and religion. And until some … Continue reading Divine and Apostolic Right takes precedence in a State of Emergency
The House of Rampolla del Tindaro AND ITS TIES TO THE AMAZON by Br. Alexis Bugnolo As I continue my series of investigations into episcopal lineages and what they imply as regards factions among the Cardinals and Bishops of today, I cannot omit the most important for this investigation: the House of Rampolla del Tindaro, … Continue reading The Grandfather of the St. Gallen Mafia
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo We live in a very bizarre age, when professional gossipers (aka journalists) are the puppet masters of the masses, because 95% of everyone allows them to dictate the boundaries of reality, history, morality and religion. And until some noted journalist uses the word, “Heresy”, “Schismatic” or “Apostate” in reference to someone … Continue reading Divine and Apostolic Right takes precedence in a State of Emergency
por el Hno. Alexis Bugnolo Recientemente, el destacado teólogo del vaticano y ex miembro de la Congregación para la fe, Mons. Nicola Bux opinó públicamente que la validez de la renuncia del Papa Benedicto XVI debería estudiarse con respecto a la cuestión de lo que parece ser un error sustancial en la fórmula de renuncia. … Continue reading La validez de la renuncia de Benedicto debe ser cuestionada, Parte I
by Br. Alexis Bugnolo Recently, the noted Vatican theologian, and former member of the Congregation for the Faith, Msgr. Nichola Bux publicly opined that the validity of the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI should be studied in regard to the question of what appears to be substantial error in the formula of resignation. (For a … Continue reading The Validity of Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation must be questioned — Part I
