Police in Moscow detained 933 of the 7,000 people they said thronged Tverskaya street, Moscow’s main street, according to OVD-Info, an organisation that tracks police arrests. Among those held was Alexei Navalny, the anti-corruption activist and would-be presidential candidate who called for the rallies. Organisers said 20,000 to 30,000 defied a police ban to take part in the demonstrations across Russia from St Petersburg in the north-west to Vladivostok in the far east. MORE
Sears Has Finally Admitted That It’s Dead
Last year, Donald Trump won the election for president by bemoaning the disappearance of the American factory and pledging to bring back manufacturing from other countries.
Now in power, he might have to start worrying about the decline of another traditional pillar of the US economy — the American shopping mall. MORE
“New Mess” Will Not Include an Offertory or Canon in Any Form
Dear TRADITIO Fathers:
The Devil is always more ambitious and clever than we can imagine. One way in which Francis-Bergoglio will decimate Newchurch is by destroying the concept of the Mass as the center of prayer. I do not refer here to the status of the “New Mass” as being an invalid Non-Mass. Newchurchers at least falsely believe it to be a valid Mass — if they think about it at all. That false belief does keep some older Newchurchers and Neocons attached to what they fancy to be the Catholic Faith. Continue reading
The Day of the Lord and the Signs of His Coming
Why is it taught by Christians? “No one knows when the end will come.” The end in this case being the beginning of our lives with Christ after the general judgment for those who go to Heaven with Him.
First we have those who quote Jesus out of context. “But the day and the hour no one knows….but the Father only.”
Hello! But Jesus never said that the Father would never reveal this truth. In fact all three persons of the Trinity do reveal it as Sunday by exposing this truth to St. John in the book of the Apocalypse 1:10. (1) Continue reading
Insight into the Catholic Faith presents the Catholic Tradition Newsletter
Vol 10 Issue 12 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
March 25, 2017 ~ Feast of the Annunciation
1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. Laetare Sunday
3. Saints Castulus and Felix
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices
Dear Reader:
I was listening to a report where in a public high school in Maryland there were admitted 18 year old young men who just entered illegally into the United States and raped a young fourteen year old girl. Continue reading
Tim Allen says “it’s like ’30s Germany” in Hollywood right now
Tim shares about his experience at Trump’s inauguration and reveals why we should all be paranoid about our privacy being compromised by the government and other major companies.
The Economic Contributions given by Catholic Culture
This is my response to all the Catholic bashers who consistently want to find fault with Catholic Culture.
In this letter I’m focusing on the economic business contributions that Catholic culture contributes to our economy. I’m leaving out schools, hospital’s and the like.
Starting with January 1 and New Years Day
New years day on January 1 comes from Julius Caesar and Pope Gregory XIII.
I could not find a monetary figure of the spending done on New Years Eve so I estimated the spending to be around 15 billion dollars.
Valentine’s Day is estimate to be around 20 billion dollars.
St. Patrick’s Day I’m estimating it to be about 3 billion dollars.
Mardi Gras, I’m estimating this to be around 50 million dollars.
Easter Sunday, estimating it to be about 5 billion dollars.
Halloween, is estimated to be about 5.9 billion dollars.
And the biggest money spender of them all, Christmas. The estimated spending for Christmas for 2016 is put at ONE TRILLION DOLLARS.
So these Catholic bashers who are laughing all the way to the bank should move to some communist country and live in their own dream world.
In Christ, Joseph
Insight into the Catholic Faith presents the ~ Catholic Tradition Newsletter
Vol 10 Issue 11 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
March 18, 2017 ~ Saint Cyril of Jerusalem, opn.
1. Is the Chair of Peter Vacant? An Argument for Sedevacantism
2. Third Sunday in Lent
3. Saint Joseph (Transferred to March 20 this year)
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices
Dear Reader:
Next Saturday the Church celebrates the anniversary of the Incarnation. There are three feasts that Holy Mother Church uses since this event, the Incarnation, is the center of the history of salvation. Continue reading
Sister Lucy to become a Saint Soon?
The stage is set for Rome’s inter-faith ecumenism Gospel. This is working out beautifully for AntiChrist Francis, even for the consecration of Russia since he plans to be in Fatima on May 13th for the hundredth year anniversary. This in turn will cause a worldwide frenzy among most of the Catholic groups throughout the world to fall into the, “The Great Apostasy” one world humanist gospel of AntiChrist. Once this happens it should not be difficult to date set Easter in April to satisfy the Jews & Orthodox faiths and set up the inter-faith calendar. Even SSPX will follow suite since Fatima is their Gospel of truth.
(Fr. Colletti) They shall defile the sanctuary and shall take away
They shall defile the sanctuary and shall take away the continual sacrifice
Father Joseph Colletti – February 12, 2017 Septuagesima Sunday
“And they shall defile the sanctuary and shall take away the continual sacrifice, and they shall place there the abomination unto desolation.” Continue reading
Jim Caviezel’s New Navy SEAL TV Show
Jim Caviezel, the actor most people recognize from his starring role as Jesus Christ in 2004’s “The Passion of the Christ,” has a brand new, uh, passion project: playing a Navy SEAL on an upcoming CBS drama, Variety reports: MORE
Iranian Jewish lawmaker blasts Netanyahu
“Netanyahu is an insane vampire drowned in crimes from head to toe, and the recent remarks made by the racist Israeli prime minister is not surprising to me,” Siamak Mareh Sedq, who represents the Jews of Iran in the government, said during an open session of parliament, JTAreported, citing Iran’s semiofficial Fars news agency. MORE
Toyota Considers Establishing First-ever Industrial Project in Saudi Arabia
Riyadh – Attesting to the undeniable investment attraction that is Saudi Arabia, Japan’s market giant motor corporation, Toyota, announced plans to launch its first ever production factory in the Kingdom.
Such an announcement confirms that grand-scale companies trust in Saudi economy and view it with optimistic potential. MORE
In Honor of Pope St. Gregory I the Great ~ Feast Day March 12
“You can’t say Jesus didn’t know.”
Pope St. Gregory I, also known as “the Great”, made it very clear that we are not to say Jesus Christ did not know when the end of the world would come. In the Pope’s Epistle, “Sicut agua frigida”, he writes: “ It is written: In the Beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God…All things were made by him (John 1:13 ). Continue reading
Bishop Williamson Announces Third Episcopal Consecration
Controversial Fr. Geraldo Zendejas, as Third “Resistance” Bishop
From: The TRADITIO Fathers
Bishop Richard Williamson has announced his third selection for episcopal consecration for the loose association of traditional Catholic clergy known as the “Resistance.” Previously, Williamson had consecrated Jean-Michel Faure (March 15, 2015) and Dom Tomas Aquin (March 19, 2016), known as staunch traditional priests. Now, in a somewhat controversial choice, Williamson proposes to consecrate Fr. Gerardo Zendajas on Thursday, May 11, 2017. Williamson and Faure reside in Europe, Tomas Aquin resides in South America, and Zendejas resides in the United States. Texas. Continue reading