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The Catholic Church in Germany Part 2: Tips for going to Mass

Published on 11.29.2024.

Some tips for going to Mass in Germany.

Some psychological tactics employed by Antipope “Francis”

Published on 11.27.2024.

This article gives three examples of psychological tactics used by Bergoglio.

What is “synodality”?

Published on 11.20.2024.

With the conclusion of the so-called “Synod on Synodality”, many people are asking themselves: what does “synodality” really mean?

Excerpts from the book “Parishes Without a Priest” (1874)

Published on 11.18.2024.

This book, published in Paderborn (Germany) in 1874 with the approbation of the local bishop, describes what Catholics should do if there is no priest or no legitimate priest available.

Regensburg Cathedral at night.

The Catholic Church in Germany Part 1: The “Synodal Path”

Published on 10.30.2024.

In this article series, I am going to discuss the Catholic Church (and the so-called Catholic Church) in Germany. In this first part, I am going to expose to “Synodal Path”, a heretical series of meetings of the German bishops.

Antipope “Francis” is a heretic and an apostate

Published on 10.20.2024.

Antipope “Francis” (Jorge Bergoglio) is a heretic and an apostate, and therefore not a member of the Catholic Church. Thus, he cannot be the Pope.

AI is not rational – some arguments

Published on 10.15.2024.

There are many people warning about the dangers of AI, since there are many ways to misuse it. However, not many people talk about the spiritual dangers of overestimating AI by claiming that it possesses rationality.

The cover of Kindelmann's diary with a "Fake" rubber stamp.

False prophecy alert: Elisabeth Kindelmann and the “Flame of Love” movement

Published on 10.04.2024.

Kindelmann was a Hungarian “mystic” who allegedly received revelations from Jesus and Mary. The messages contain heresy and unfulfilled prophecies, as well as laughable messages, making it certain they are not from God.

Catechisms

Published on 09.12.2024.

On this page, I have listed multiple old catechisms, which can be downloaded as PDF files.

Bergoglio’s Marxist “saint”: “Blessed” Enrique Angelelli, bishop and “martyr”

Published on 09.21.2024.

In 2018, Bergoglio “beatified” the former bishop of La Rioja, Enrique Angelelli, as “martyr”. The individual was a staunch leftist and died in (an allegedly provoked) car crash. There is no clear-cut evidence that it was murder.

Aliens don’t exist

Published on 06.23.2024.

The question whether or not aliens exist is often overlooked by Christians, but it is significant to our faith. This article presents quotes from the Bible, the Church Fathers and other sources, implying that aliens don’t exist.

Snippets from Argentina

Published on 06.23.2024.

There are a lot of little things about the Argentinian background of the so-called “Pope Francis” (Jorge Bergoglio), which are not reported on widely. This article presents a couple of them.

Photo by Solymári on Wikimedia, CC-BY-SA 4.0, here.

Mária Magdolna Bódi (1921-1945) – Hungarian worker girl and martyr

Published on 02.27.2024.

In this article, I present one Hungarian candidate for beatification: a humble factory worker who made and vow of virginity and had a deep piety. She gave her life for Jesus when she resisted a soldier who tried to rape her. This is the story of her life.

A photo from Buenos Aires.

Photo by Hernán Piñera on Flickr, CC-BY-SA 2.0, here.

Interview with José Quarracino about Bergoglio

Published on 02.10.2024.

These are excerpts from an interview with José Arturo Quarracino, a teacher and freelance translator and nephew of Cardinal Quarracino, Archbishop of Buenos Aires before Bergoglio, first published on January 7, 2022 by gloria.tv.

Westminster Cathedral, the Catholic cathedral of London.

Last part of the article series on apologetics

Published on 12.20.2023.

This article series is based on the book “Answers Regarding Worldviews” (original title: Világnézeti Válaszok) by Father Béla Bangha S.J., published in 1939. It addresses a lot of common questions people have regarding the Christian faith.

Short facts about Bergoglio

Published on 12.19.2023.

Here are some facts about Jorge Bergoglio (“Pope Francis”), which are not talked about much in the media.

A picture of one side of St. Peter's square.

Image by Michael Sineni on Flickr, CC-BY-NC-ND 2.0, here.

Benedict XVI imparted the apostolic blessing in his own name after he “resigned”

Published on 10.29.2023.

Besides wearing his white cassock, retaining his papal name, the title “His Holiness” and living in the Vatican, there was another visible sign showing that Benedict XVI still considered himself pope in some sense after he resigned.

Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral at night.

Image of the Buenos Aires Cathedral by Dennis Jarvis, CC-BY-SA 2.0 here.

Quotes from Bergoglio

Published on 10.17.2023.

Quotes from Bergoglio during his speeches, audiences, in-flight press conferences, interviews and official documents. 

The cathedral of Budapest.

Image of the Budapest Cathedral by Wally Gobetz, CC-BY-NC-ND 2.0 here.

Benedict was pope – collection of links

Published on 10.06.2023.

A collection of who is who in the Catholic media who believe that Benedict XVI was the pope until his death, with links to their more important articles and videos.

Inside of the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral.

Interior of the Buenos Aires Cathedral by Robert Cutts, CC-BY-SA 2.0, here.

Bergoglio – Voices

Published on 10.06.2023.

Quotes and opinions about Bergoglio.

Benedict XVI's mosaic in the Basilica San Paolo fuori le mura in 2006 https://flickr.com/photos/wm_archiv/2698316105/

Image by Allie Caulfield on Flickr, CC-BY 2.0, here.

Resignation of Benedict XVI

Published on 09.25.2022.

Remarks from Pope Benedict XVI and his close friend Archbishop Georg Gänswein about his resignation.

The Cathedral of Córdoba and a bridge in front of it.

Martyr laywomen in Spain in the XX. century

Published on 08.31.2023.

Women also died in the persecution of Christians in the Spanish Civil War. Here we show the life stories of some of them, since they are not that well known.

Church of the Assumption in Llíria.

Image of the Church of the Assumption in Llíria by Josep Maria Viñolas Esteva on Flickr, CC-BY 2.0, here.

Martyr laymen in Spain in the XX. century

Published on 08.31.2023.

The persecution of Christians in the Spanish Civil War, mostly by the Republican side, has made some 10000 Catholic martyrs. Here we show the life stories of some of them, since they are not that well known.


Coat of arms of the Holy See during sede vacante.

The chair of St. Peter is empty since the death of the true pope, Benedict XVI on December 31, 2022. Please pray for the election of a new, saintly Roman Pontiff!