The Crisis of the Refugee Crisis

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Watching tens of thousands of young military-aged men, predominantly Muslim, pouring into Spain yesterday was chilling. Some there called it an “invasion.” What does Islam call it?

I published the following in December of 2015, and it remains more relevant than ever as Western leaders continue to destabilize their populations and economies. 

Is it deliberate?

 

It is a ‘refugee crisis’ unseen in magnitude since World War II. It comes at a time when many Western nations have been or are in the midst of elections. That is to say, there is nothing like political rhetoric to cloud the real issues surrounding this crisis. That sounds cynical, but it is a sad reality, and a dangerous one at that. For this is no ordinary migration…

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Pray, Pray, Pray

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The LORD sees not as man sees;
man looks on the outward appearance,
but the LORD looks on the heart.
(1 Samuel 16:7)

 

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In her many apparitions throughout the world, the Blessed Mother has repeatedly invoked us to:

Pray, pray, pray

It is a form of Hebraic superlative to create emphasis — like “holy, holy, holy.”[1]eg. Isaiah 6:3 What does it mean, though? Is Our Lady asking us to pray more rosaries? Say more Masses? More intercessory prayers, etc.? The answer, I think, is far deeper than that…Continue reading →

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↑1 eg. Isaiah 6:3

In These Decisive Times

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As I began my prayer this morning, a wave of various emotions washed over me. It was a wave that began in the middle of the night, one filled with great anticipation, yet stocked with the unknown. We are entering into decisive times where a final sifting is taking place. Consider these three prophetic voices, spanning over nearly 70 years:Continue reading →

A Black Pope?

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Were I the devil, at this moment in the Church and the world, I would do my best to discredit the priesthood, undermine the Holy Father’s authority, sow doubt in the Magisterium, and attempt to convince the faithful that they can only rely now upon their own inner instincts and private revelation.

That, simply, is a recipe for deception.

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A Great Schism?

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Pope Leo XIV/The late Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre 

 

On July 2, 2026, the Apostolic See issued ipso facto a latae sententiae excommunication of four priests “ordained” to the episcopate within and by the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), as well as the bishop who acted as co-consecator in the liturgical celebration.[1]zenit.org The priests were elevated to the level of bishop without the express permission and authority of the Pope. The Vatican added:

Clergy and lay faithful are warned not to adhere to the schism of the Priestly Society of Saint Pius X, as they would automatically incur the penalty of latae sententiae excommunication. —Zenit, July 2, 2026

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↑1 zenit.org

The Hope of Purgatory

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POPE Benedict XIV once said, “if there was no purgatory, then we would have to invent it, for who would dare say of himself that he was able to stand directly before God.”[1]Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, from God and the World: Believing and Living in Our Time – A Conversation With Peter Seewald, Ignatius Press I couldn’t agree more.Continue reading →

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↑1 Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, from God and the World: Believing and Living in Our Time – A Conversation With Peter Seewald, Ignatius Press