Latest for the Remnant: A Dismal Record: Why Are They Destroying the Nuns? …As a snapshot of the current condition of Carmelite monastic life after it had been completely “federated,” it paints a depressing picture; but as a demonstration of what “federations” are likely to
I was on my way home from Rome on Saturday when the conference in Rome that people are talking about was happening. No, I didn’t go to it. Had no interest. Yes, I thought it was a good thing, in a kind of shruggy sort
I must say I do appreciate it when they helpfully confirm a thesis. ~ From status quo to insurgency: Conciliar vs traditionalist Catholicism Today’s Catholic neo-traditionalism has very little in common with 20th century theological, institutional and ecclesiastical Catholic conservatism The fault lines between different religious
Sneak peek of my next for the Remnant print edition, to be made available online next week: “The unique horror of the Bergoglian pontificate for laymen.” A friend… “having married instead of going forward into the priesthood, took a degree at the late, lamented Pope
I’m not saying that everything I see is a metaphor for the current emergency in the Church. Just a LOT of it. Someone recently noted that the pope’s weird wrecking-ball activities are “fomenting considerable polarization within the Church.” Hah! Yeah, you could say that. At
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