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Remnant TV's CATHOLIC SAINTS AND HOLY DAYS pays homage to the great St. Pius V--the pope who called the Holy League to rise up against Islam, commissioned the Catechism of the Council of Trent against the errors of the Protestants and codified the Traditional Latin Mass and the 15-mystery Rosary in anticipation of the Modernists.
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Michael J. Matt interviews Dr. Jesse Russell at the Argument of the Month. With special emphasis on the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, the discussion tackles how, years ago, the Land O’ Lakes Statement, Father Ted Hesburgh, Father Charlie Curran and others spearheaded the effort to induce Catholic universities to go from citadels of orthodoxy to citadels of militant political correctness. What has happened to free speech on Catholic campuses in 2018? Why are Catholic universities and colleges throwing off their Catholic identity? Are Catholic institutions of higher learning even Catholic anymore? If not, why are Catholics still supporting them? Why don’t we abandon the status-symbol “Catholic” colleges and sign up with the actual Catholic colleges such as Christendom, TAC, Ave Maria and Franciscan?
SPRINGTIME UPDATE: Catholic Colleges & Universities, RIP (Michael Matt Interviews Jesse Russell)
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Possibly the most awkward and canned moment in the history of the papacy
The Synod on Young People, October 2018
In all charity it must be said that the poor millennials represent possibly the most dumbed-down generation of human beings in the history of the world. It is certainly not their fault, mind you, but that doesn’t alter the tragic reality of what they are. After a hundred years of Modernism in the Church and Secularism in the State, the dismal spiritual, moral and intellectual condition of the millennials offers the most stinging indictment of modernity imaginable.
“Progress” along the path to utopia has left a whole generation of young people unsure of which bathroom to use.
Well played, Enlighted Ones!
Synod on Young People: The Scandal (Vatican Manipulates Data Collected from World's Youth, Ignores Call for TLM) Featured
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Michael J. Matt on Glenn Beck Show: What's Going On With Pope Francis? (Tuesday May 1, 10:00 EST) Featured
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From left to right: Fr. Josef Bisig, FSSP; Archbishop Alexander Sample; Fr. Gregory Pendergraft, FSSP
WASHINGTON, DC, April 28, 2018 (The Remnant Press) -- A Solemn Pontifical Mass according to the Extraordinary Form was celebrated today at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. The Pontifical Mass was organized by the Paulus Institute for the Propagation of Sacred Liturgy in honor of the tenth anniversary of the motu proprio Summorum Pontificum, issued by Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI in July, 2007. Although the tenth Anniversary of Summorum Pontificum was in July, 2017, the Pontifical Mass was delayed until the completion of the Trinity Dome over the transept of the basilica.
Prominent Archbishop Celebrates High Profile TLM at National Shrine in Washington, DC
By: Olivia Rao, Correspondent, Washington, DCA Remnant Special Report...
Photo cred. Katie Ward
On Wednesday, April 25th, 2018, The Institute for Human Ecology and The Catholic University of America hosted a panel discussion with media experts on the pontificate of Pope Francis, on the anniversary of the fifth year of his papacy. Dr. Joseph Capizzi, the executive director of The Institute for Human Ecology, moderated the discussion. The media representatives were John L. Allen Jr., the editor of Crux and a specialist in coverage of the Vatican; Ross Douthat, an Op-Ed Columnist for the New York Times; Adelaide Mena, a freelance journalist and consultant based in Washington, DC and currently working for Catholic News Agency (CNA/EWTN); and E.J. Dionne, a columnist for the Washington Post, professor at the University of Georgetown, and author of the book One Nation After Trump: A Guide for the Perplexed, the Disillusioned, the Desperate, and the Not-Yet Deported.
The panelists discussed from the standpoint of journalism and the media several issues relevant to the Church and the papacy of Pope Francis. The major topics which the panelists tackled were the difficulties facing Catholic journalists writing about their own Church, the so-called “Francis Effect” upon mass attendance, ordinations, conversions and the like, and the hotly-debated issue of divorce and remarriage.
PAPAL HAZE: Journalists Discuss Conundrum of Francis
By: Olivia Rao, Correspondent, Washington, DCRemnant Newspaper's Catholic Heroes...
Kidnapped by Muslims and raised to be their champion, this Christian hero became their worst nightmare...
Editor's Note: Salvation history, aside from chronicling man’s fall from God's grace and eventual redemption, is also a magnificent human saga that includes a cast of the most diverse characters of all time. There are so many stories to tell—lists of heroes and villains, saints and sinners, angels and devils—in the epic that is Christianity. One could spend a lifetime reading about them and still have only scratched the surface. This stands to reason, of course, since Christianity built the greatest civilization in the history of the world.
In fact, in the midst of today's massive apostasy and Modernism-induced amnesia, perhaps telling the old stories of Christendom is itself the most effective means of evangelizing. After all, we can't do much to change a modern world that is now hell-bent on killing not only God but also everything that reminds modern men of His existence.
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Remnant TV's CATHOLIC SAINTS AND HOLY DAYS pays homage to the great Evangelist, St. Mark, founder of the Church in Alexandria and author of the one of four Gospels of the New Testament. Did you know that, according to the Coptic tradition, the setting of the very first Pentecost was the home of St. Mark?
Forget Genesis. Forget Adam and Eve. They did not actually exist. To Teilhard, the universe began from something—a je ne sais quoi, perhaps the God Particle the Cern scientists are trying to isolate. Over eons and eons the universe evolved according to its own inner becoming. His was a reimagined Christianity, and we see it all around us today.
I was in the backyard, scissors in hand, checking my flowers. The roses were in bloom, and I wanted to cut some for the crystal bud vase in my kitchen. I walked over to the largest bush. It was so tall it almost reached the breakfast room window. It dwarfed the bushes on each side.
Why is that one so much bigger than the rest? I wondered as I hurried over to it. When I got closer, I was surprised to see how bare the branches were. There were only a few blooms and fewer buds on the bush. But the thing’s huge, I said to myself. Where are the roses?
"Then the poor child, commanded by Bergoglio to come up and whisper in his ear, was practically dragged up to the papal chair where, now crying, he was induced to hug the Pope like a department store Santa Claus."
Editor’s Note: Another issue of The Remnant brings you yet another diagnosis of what Pope Bergoglio has done this week to undermine the Faith. To readers who may wonder why we ought to continue this exercise we would answer: We have no choice in the matter. The current occupant of the Chair of Peter is mounting a determined assault an every aspect of Catholic teaching and practice he finds disagreeable, including the teaching of his own immediate predecessors on fundamental moral questions. In short, we have a Pope who is literally attacking the Church.
It would be a dereliction of duty not to express our continuing opposition to the radically Modernist program of “a dictator Pope” Catholics the world over now recognize "is engaged in a deliberate effort to change what the Church teaches," a veritable “lost shepherd” who “is misleading his flock.” To ignore Pope Bergoglio when one is in a position to offer any form of effective opposition, even if it be only a salutary warning about his errors, is to ignore the common good of the Church in favor of personal tranquility. This we cannot do.