p/c Canon212. Italian Marco Tosatti recently translated an interview granted by Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganó to Francesco Borgonovo here regarding the upcoming 2025 Papal Conclave.  Once again, I find that the only bishop in the world with a supernatural outlook on the crisis in the Church is Archbishop Viganó. I also repeatedly find that none of his enemies are ever able to counter his water-tight logic, except by calling him names like “schismatic.”  I will only highlight a few aspects of the above-linked spectacular interview.  Below, my commentary will be in orange font. Francesco Borgonovo: Your Excellency, the first question is perhaps the most difficult. Do you still consider yourself [...]

Bishop Williamson was born Richard Nelson Williamson on 8 March 1940.  A convert to the Catholic faith, he was consecrated a bishop by Archbishop Lefebvre in 1988.  He fell asleep in the Lord at 23:23h GMT last night on 29 January 2025.  I had the honor of staying with him in the UK two years ago.  Also, I interviewed him on my channel just a few months ago here. Bp. Williamson drew a brilliant outline connecting Protestantism to modernism via naturalism, rationalism, ecumenism and even communism as seen below.  Always standing against the revolution within the Church, Bp. Williamson was a living St. Athansius who stood for true, orthodox and [...]

Or, more specifically: What Does a Future Traditional Pope Do With Vatican II?  First we must tackle these two questions: Was Vatican II inspired by the Holy Spirit? and/or Did Vatican II come from God?  Before people get nervous about my answer, please realize that I'm going to give three answers and only eliminate one of those three as illogical.  Here's the three answers to the two above questions in bold: Yes, Vatican II entirely came from God in the 1960s. Kind of—some aspects of Vatican II came from God and some didn't.  It was unfortunately weaponized ambiguity and so we have to sift out the errors and keep the [...]

The website The Communist defines Dialectical Materialism as the Marxist attempt "to understand the laws of society and nature in order to change them."  For most countries in which Communism was briefly "successful" (and by "successful" I mean killing tens of millions of their own citizens while making an elite few rich) the events took place by fabricating tension in a society on the basis of economic differences between different strata of society.  This was how Marxists in Russia began the Bolshevik revolution in 1917. But in the United States, this was a harder task for the communists (and now globalists) because our country was founded on a remarkable mobility [...]

Perhaps the only reason that a true Catholic with a good will and a functioning intellect would fear coming to the same conclusion on the papacy as Archbishop Viganó did would be the indefectibility of the Catholic Church.  Fr. John Hardon SJ explains that indefectibility essentially promises that the Catholic Church "will always remain the institution of salvation, founded by Christ. This affirms that the Church is essentially unchangeable in her teaching, her constitution, and her liturgy. It does not exclude modifications that do not affect her substance, nor does it exclude the decay of individual local churches or even whole dioceses." But could that decay include the Pope?  Of [...]