This is great and what traditional Catholics should strive for.

At a time of declining church attendance across America and growing disenchantment with traditional religion, a Catholic parish in Hyattsville, Md., thrives by embracing the very orthodoxy other congregations have abandoned.

St. Jerome Catholic Church and its affiliated school, St. Jerome Academy, have both experienced dramatic growth over the past few years, largely due to an influx of families drawn to the parish’s reputation as a haven for conservative Catholics seeking to live among others who share their values. MORE

by Joseph Saraceno

We know God created us. The Church tells us that He wants us to know Him to love Him and to serve Him in this world and in the next. Could it also have been that without a creation, there would be no one to know of the existence of God? Not that God needs to have anyone to know He exists, but that we creatures might be able to share His love and goodness. This could give a probable cause for creation. Continue reading →

This year April 9 starts the week of the creation by the solar calendar and spring full moon. However this Passover full moon is two days off, landing on Tuesday instead of Thursday for the last supper. So this year the creation week starts on 9th and Adam’s birth or his creation day would fall on Good Friday the 14.  Ex:12. The reading  on Good Friday,  Holy SaturdayGen: 1.How ironic that our Lord would die on the day He created Adam. Some say that they were both buried in the same area but I can’t vouch for that. Continue reading →

pope Francis: At my age, we (old people) are about to pass away.” (Please Lord not another AntiChrist.)

Pope Francis urged young people to lead the church’s future Saturday even as he voiced doubts that he’d be around much longer to see it.

The 80-year-old pope referred to his own mortality twice in the span of a few minutes during a vigil service to rally enthusiasm for the Catholic Church’s World Youth Day, to be held in Panama in 2019. MORE

Vol 10 Issue 14 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
April 8, 2017 ~ Saturday in Passion Week

1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. Palm Sunday
3. Saint Mary of Cleophas
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader:
I know that many of my readers will, if they have the opportunity to attend Holy Mass during Holy Week, find themselves assisting at the Liturgy that preceded the Restored Liturgy. Continue reading →

Friend is selling a  very special hand made red  Italian chromatic accordion on CL
$1500 Italian mint, great shape  .Also selling an Asian Les Paul electric guitar, $300 obo, great copy of a US Les Paul Gibson and hard case, great shape knock off, better than a Chinese or
Epiphone model. The latter sell for $300 mine will outplay them! Plays, sounds great, did work to it.

William  Email jazzbluessinger1@yahoo.com
Telephone  310-953-1564
Los Angeles, CA.  area – MORE PICTURES Continue reading →

Dear friends of the Faith.

It is my hope to make you aware that in 1973, I officially announced the Second Coming of Christ and that He will come back on Pentecost Sunday (Middle East Time). As of 2015 we are finally approaching the last few years. He will return, shortly after the Biblical Chastisement of the fire from Heaven which will seem to come from the SUN. Understand that the faithful will be protected. Apoc.16:2-9 and 20:9. Continue reading →

Flooding and mudslides in the Colombian city of Mocoa sent torrents of water and debris crashing onto houses in the early hours of Saturday morning, killing 254 people, injuring hundreds and sending terrified residents, some in their pajamas, scrambling to evacuate.

Heavy rains caused several rivers to overflow, pushing sediment and rocks onto buildings and roads in the capital of southwestern Putumayo province and immobilizing cars in several feet of mud. MORE

Like California and Texas. Ha.

European Union Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker threatened to “break up” the United States on Thursday by encouraging Ohio and Austin, Texas, to split from the rest of America if Trump doesn’t change his stance on the EU. MORE

Vol 10 Issue 13 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
April 1, 2017 ~ Lenten Feria

1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. Passion Sunday
3. Saint Francis of Paola
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader:
This Sunday the Church will cover the Crucifix and the Saints’ images as she witnesses the persecution of Christ by His enemies but particularly by our sins. Continue reading →