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The Consecrations of July 1
After 38 years, Écône will once again become the setting for consecrations—without the approval of neo-modernist and neo-Protestant Rome, but with the approval of eternal Rome, the guardian of truth and wisdom. Since we have no contact whatsoever with those involved in this momentous event, we can only judge it from the outside. From this perspective, everything seems to be unfolding within a framework that Archbishop Lefebvre would have fully approved of. But we must still a
May 201 min read
The Modernists
“Therefore, one would not depart from the truth in regarding them as the most dangerous enemies of the Church.” Thus speaks Pope St. Pius X in the encyclical Pascendi Dominici Gregis. And why? He himself answers: “For, as We have said, they put into operation their designs for her undoing not from without but from within; hence the danger is present almost in the very veins and heart of the Church, and all the more mischievous for their being so much the more thoroughly acqua
Apr 112 min read


THE SOCIETY OF SAINT PIUS X AND THE VATICAN
Divine Providence is good toward the Society of Saint Pius X. It is granting it a good opportunity to place itself once again at the height of the combat and to do so in the spirit and the letter of Archbishop Lefebvre. Deo gratias! May it truly be so. The letter of February 18 from the General Council of the Society to the Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith is good. It explains, indeed, clearly, wherein lies the impossibility of reaching an agreement o
Feb 272 min read


How should Rome’s activity in relation to the Society of Saint Pius X be qualified?
The Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, Víctor Manuel Fernández, received the Superior General of the Society of Saint Pius X at the Palace of the Holy Office in Rome. What does Cardinal Fernández want? That the decision to consecrate bishops on July 1 be suspended by the Society, as a condition for continuing the dialogue. The term “dialogue” is the Cardinal’s; it is typical of the language and mentality of progressives. But how should this dialogue be qu
Feb 262 min read
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