Vol 10 Issue 19 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
May 13, 2017 ~ Anniversary of First Apparition of Our Lady of Fatima

1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. Fourth Sunday after Easter
3. Saint Boniface
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader:
Mother’s Day is a thorn in the side of modern Society. Mother’s Day reminds them of the importance of motherhood, for even the orphaned seeks to know its real mother and only the most degraded would not give his seat to a woman with child because of the deepest sense of respect for her. Continue reading →

Two weeks ago, April 27, 2017, Catholicendtimetruths was attacked by hackers. Not once, but twice. Fortunately they were only able to take down the front page.

However, struggling to get everything back into place, there was a second attempt. The hacker was able to dissolve years of photo’s.

Thank You God for little favors, they were unable to destroy the content.

We now moved the page to a new server, changed all passwords and are readjusting, trying hard to locate, download and reinstall files. Thank you for your patience.

FWI – One of our first posts was April 3, 2013 – The only thing we know about the hacker was he/she was from Brazil. 

Yours truly, Catholicendtimetruths.com

To understand the seriousness of the situation in the Church as a result of the Vatican II council you need to understand theology. Catholics are bound by the deposit of faith, not by private revelations,  private opinions of prelates or doctors of the church. 

As I have said many times before is that again, never in the history of the Catholic Church have we ever been without a true Pope besides the period of interregnum, and these periods have lasted only days, months or years from when a Pope has died or resigned and the next elected. Continue reading →

Parents fight back even harder

Five pro-family people who came to testify – including two from Colorado MassResistance, a constitutional attorney, and representatives of Colorado Citizens Commission on Human Rights and Lutheran Family Services.

They warned the Senators that the bill allowed for a dangerous overreach by mental health staff at schools. It virtually removed accountability for therapists (to parents or anyone else) and would lead to inappropriate testing, misdiagnoses, and bad treatment plans. It would certainly prompt lawsuits because of the bill’s dubious constitutionality, given the history of Supreme Court decisions favoring parental rights. MORE

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Parents seeking to adopt children in Texas could soon be rejected by public or private agencies with religious objections to them being Jewish, Muslim, gay, single, or interfaith couples, under a proposal advancing in the Republican-controlled Legislature.

Five other states have passed similar laws protecting faith-based adoption organizations that refuse to place children with gay parents or other households on religious grounds — but Texas’ rule extends to state-funded agencies. Only South Dakota’s is similarly sweepingly. MORE

I’ve seen about five of these cases in the last 4 years or so. One statue at Joplin? MO. was Our Lady of Sorrows. It was the only thing standing in the whole city, or at least in that block.

The video here, from CNN, is remarkable for a number of reasons—including the dignity the newscaster shows the church and its parishioners. (It’s also one of the few times I’ve heard a reporter use the verb “celebrate” with Mass; usually reporters talk about how people “attend” Mass or “hear” Mass.) MORE

These people need some kind of incentive to retire so others can take their place.
More Americans age 65 and over are still punching the clock, and the last time the percentage was this high was when John F. Kennedy was in the White House.

Last month, 19 percent of Americans age 65 and over were still working, according to government data released Friday. That’s the highest rate since 1962, and it caps a long trend higher since the figure bottomed out at 10 percent in 1985. MORE

Vol 10 Issue 18 ~Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
May 6, 2017 ~ Saint John before the Latin Gate

1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. Third Sunday after Easter
3. Saint Stanislaus
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader:
This week most Catholics will be looking forward to commemorating the Apparition of Our Lady of Fatima. Continue reading →

This is the second state to do so…N or S Dakota is the other

A new bill has passed the NC House that would allow North Carolina drivers to drive through protesters who are blocking the road without being sued, as long as they “exercise due care.”

The North Carolina House passed HB 330 with a 67-48 vote.

Women rest after casting their votes at a polling station during municipal elections, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia December 12, 2015. REUTERS/Faisal Al Nasser

Jeddah- Saudi King Salman Bin Abdulaziz on Thursday issued a directive relieving women from the prerequisite of obtaining the consent of guardians in order to receive public services, “unless there is a legal basis for this request in accordance with the provisions of Islamic law.”

King Salman bin Abdulaziz had passed the notice over to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz, who is also Interior Minister. MORE

The United Nations says it needs $4.4 billion by July to prevent famine in Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and northeastern Nigeria.

U.N. humanitarian chief Stephen O’Brien, who just returned from field missions to the affected countries, told Security Council members Friday that the United Nations is facing its largest humanitarian crisis since the organization’s creation. He said that without the necessary funding and full, safe and unimpeded access for aid workers, people will die. MORE

IT’S NOT GLOBAL WARMING IT’S GLOBAL SINNING

As claim centres were counting the cost of the latest trail of storm destruction, new data reveals the freak “weather event” in November led to $30 million in payouts. MORE