Martin Grichting

Amoris Laetitia and the Magisterium that abolishes itself

Leo XIV must correct his predecessor’s document through the Magisterium if he wishes to preserve the unity of the Church.

A meeting opens in Rome today between the antipope Leo XIV and the presidents of the episcopal conferences, marking the "jubilee" of the tenth anniversary of Amoris Laetitia. That document—which began the dismantling of the sacrament of marriage—had opened many people's eyes. It is a fitting moment to read this incisive opinion piece by Msgr. Martin Grichting, a distinguished professor of canon law, Vicar General Emeritus of the Diocese of Chur, and former consultor to the Vatican’s Congregation for the Clergy. He demonstrates that Blaise Pascal had already exposed the stratagem used by Jesuits to strip the Ten Commandments of their substance—the very same tactic employed by Amoris Laetitia. AS

Synodalism is an anachronism

Monseñor Martin Grichting aborda de frente y sin rodeos la cuestión de la famosa «sinodalidad», y es un placer leerlo.

Papal omnipotence, the crisis of confidence in the Church and the wounds of ecclesial unity

Fr. Martin Grichting, a prominent Swiss canonist and former vicar general of the Diocese of Coire, came to prominence in 2021 when he resigned from his posts in response to the power grab orchestrated by “Francis” to impose a Bergoglian bishop. Here he delivers a full-fledged indictment of the heretical continuum of the anti-papal “Francis-Leo” governance and its most tragic consequences, namely a break with Tradition—a break that would not morally authorize him to excommunicate the SSPX. His brilliant indictment is creating a buzz. But THE question remains: Is Léon a true, legitimate pope, or an antipope? We know the answer. But it is slow to enter this debate.