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Viganò declared that ‘the conciliar and synodal church continues to betray the mandate of Our Lord by associating with heretics and schismatics of every stripe.’
Catholic Archbishop Flavio Pace made the Sign of the Cross as Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally performed a ‘blessing’ in the Clementine Chapel during a Vatican visit.
Most Catholics remain in the dark
The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith saves the "beggar of love" Don Valentino Salvoldi, priest of the diocese of Bergamo, despite dozens of testimonies of sexual abuse against him
As Pope Leo XIV said on January 8, 2026, closing the extraordinary consistory, «often the scandal in the Church is because the door has been closed and the victims have not been welcomed, accompanied by the closeness of authentic pastors». The Church that pretends to be scandalized by what the Church does. Federica Tourn
Behold the beatitudes branded Bergoglio
An analysis of the hypothetical beatification of Bergoglio and his particular vision of the beatitudes.
Bergoglio's biographies, such as Austen Ivereigh's "The Great Reformer", are hagiographies rather than biographies. Ivereigh, a friend of the Pope, repeats naïve anecdotes and self-proclaimed "miracles". The well-documented book ignores criticisms and errors, presenting an idealized portrait. However, Francis's pontificate was a "great bluff", marked by monarchical power, arbitrary revocations and flagrant contradictions.
Pope Leo XIV's loyalty lies with globalism, not Christianity. He advocates for mass immigration, comparing migrants to the Holy Family, while ignoring crime and cultural erosion. The Vatican, tied to globalist elites, promotes multiculturalism, aiding leftist agendas. The Church's shift aligns with the "new world order," undermining Western values. The Pope's stance mirrors globalist goals, not Christian principles, making him a Trojan Horse for destroying Christianity and the West from within.
An assessment one year after the death of J. M. Bergoglio
The debate on holiness in the contemporary Church has become an ideological farce. Canonizing Pope Francis, who made ambiguity his banner, is an outrage. Holiness is not sympathy or populism, but absolute fidelity to Christ's mandate. Elevating "kindness" to the altars empties Paradise. A Pope who endorses sin is not holy; he is a shepherd who abdicates his duty. The Church needs a Pope of God, not a "Pope of the people". Holiness is not a democratic award, but a steep summit. Before invoking halos, let us tremble at the thought of Judgment.
It became my call to join the army of Christ and His Blessed Mother, to war against these enemies of Christ in order to save souls, and to help rebuild Christendom and the Catholic Church.
One of the most painful legacies of Pope Francis's pontificate were the bishops he left to the Church and, in the case of Argentina, his compulsion to select them from priests lacking the minimum and indispensable qualities. And I say compulsion because Francis appointed 67 bishops in Argentina throughout his pontificate, at a rate of nearly 6 per year. Pope Leo has appointed only 1 in the first year of his ministry.
Biographer of 'Francis'
From the pope's mercy towards paedophiles to the Vatican safety net for the Spanish abusive bishop, passing through Prevost's interest-driven trip to Monte Carlo: here are the week's news
Today we launch a new column, a weekly review featuring the most significant news on abuses in churches curated by Alessio Di Florio
