Today's republished offering is a revised and expanded reflection on the missionary work of Saint Boniface, the Apostle to Germany, who stands as a rebuke to the conciliar "popes" and their embrace of false religions. 

The next original article will be published in about fifteen minutes.

Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament, pray for us.

Saint Boniface, pray for us.

This is a commentary about the conviction of former President Donald John Trump on the bogus charges invented by New York County District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who prosecuted the former president on misdemeanor charges whose statute of limitations had expired but which were brought to life by claiming the misdemeanors were part of a felonious scheme to shield illegal activity in furtherance of a crime whose identity was kept a secret until just before jury deliberations, and even the conflicted judge, Juan Merchan, gave the jurors a choice of which felony they might use to find the defendant guilty even if they did NOT agree amongst themselves about which felony Trump violated.

This manifest injustice, and it is just that, is just the logical result of living in a world where men, untethered from any fear of treating others unjustly and thus from any fear of their own going to hell for all eternity, do not live for Christ the King and His Catholic Church. In other words, this manifest injustice is just another consequence of the Protestant Revolution against the Social Reign of Christ the King and of the rise of the welter of Calvinist-Judeo-Masonic errors that are expressed in the Constitution of the United States of America. There can be no justice when men are personally unjust, especially as they commit Mortal Sins in the objective order of things about which they boast while expressing their belief that the ends justify means.

Many secular commentators have stated their sadness upon the trial and conviction of a former president, in this case a former president whose only real crime was to have defeated Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton on November 8, 2016, and thus interrupted what had been (and continues to be under Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr.) Barack Hussein Obama/Barry Soetoro’s regime of “transformative politics” (Marxism with an American face). 

I, though, am saddened that so many Catholics do not see the diabolical farce that is the America constitutional regime and still fall for the tricks of the devil to distract them into believing that the tide of evil that has swept over the world because of the Protestant and all subsequent theological and social revolutions, including of the anti-Theistic French and Bolshevik Revolutions and the anti-Incarnational revolutions upon which the modern civil state, including the United States of America, is founded and that have been aided abetted by Modernism and the lords of conciliarism, by means merely human. Not so.

The world is too far gone.

Conciliarism has made its peace with a world that is at war with Christ the King and His true Church, reviving paganism and institutionalizing practical atheism in its wake.

Sure, it is sad that Donald John Trump has been convicted unjustly, but it is sadder still he does not realize human injustices are a means used by Christ the King to effect his own conversion and thus to make reparation for the many things he has said and done that are injurious to his own salvation and that of others.

Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen once commented that he would say to himself “All that wasted suffering” when he either visited or passed by hospitals.

Well, Donald John Trump has been given an opportunity to use a natural injustice for the benefit of his own soul, and it is truly sad that the does not realize this to be the case. Pray for his conversion to the Catholic Church.

Sadder to me, however, is that only a relative handful of people are aware that courageous Catholics such as John Hinshaw and Joan Andrews Bell have sentenced to and are serving monstrous jail terms for trying to save preborn babies from the baby butchers. They are using their injustice to good purpose as they pray for the conversion of those who have persecuted them and those who continue to slaughter the preborn. They are the ones to be admired as there is no one to admire in the case of New York v. Trump as it was the defendant himself who gave his political enemies the ammunition they needed to bring completely bogus charges against him based upon his notorious disregard for the binding precepts of the Sixth Commandment.

May our daily consecration to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus through the Sorrowful and Immaculate Heart of Mary and our fidelity to Our Lady’s Most Holy Rosary plant the seeds for the conversion of all men and all nations to the true Faith.

Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament, pray for us.

This is a commentary about the commencement address delivered by professional football player Harrison Butker to the graduating class of 2024 at Benedictine College, Atchison, Kansas, on Saturday, May 11, 2024. 

Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament, pray for us.

Pope Saint Felix I, pray for us.

Saint Ferdinand, King of Leon and Castile, pray for us.

Saint Joan of Arc, pray for us.

Today is the great Feast of Corpus Christi. This article, written a long time ago now and slightly revised over the years, is an exhortation to the readers of this site to spend more and more time in adoration before Our Beloved before His Real Presence in the Most Blessed Sacrament if this is at all possible in your area. 

A new commentary will be published within five to seven minutes. 

A new commentary will be published within five to seven minutes. 

This is a commentary about "Archbishop" Carlo Maria Vigano's reaction to Jorge Mario Bergoglio's calling "conservative" "bishops" in the United States of America "suidical" because they have placed themselves in what the Argentine Apostate calls a "dogmatic box." 

Father Vigano, who was ordained in 1968 but who is not a true bishop, criticized how "conservatives" within the conciliar structures selective quote from conciliar documents. Very interesting, especially since Father Vigano conveniently ignores the many ways the man he has praised, Joseph Alois Ratzinger/Benedict XVI, defected from the Catholic Faith both before and after becoming the fifth int in the current line of antipopes.

I will move on to other subjects for a week or two as I think, with the exception of one commentary, the last five weeks have spent on conciliar-themed subjects. Enough is enough for the time being.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.

Saint Augustine of Canterbury, pray for us.

Although I am preparing a new (and relatively short) commentary that cannot be completed at this time, I found one from forty-nine months ago that I think is a useful reminder that it was enemies from within the ranks of the Catholic Church who fomented the conciliar revolution at the "Second" Vatican Council, which did not just come out of nowhere. 

Thus, after having posted New "Norms" With One Principal Purpose: To Disparage Our Lady's Fatima Message, yesterday, Trinity Sunday, I am offering you this revised and slightly expanded commentary for your consideration on the Feast of Saint Bede the Venerable and the Commemoration of Pope Saint John I, the only pope of that name to have been raised to the altars of the Catholic Church. Reflections on each are found in appendices below the text of this commentary.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.

Saint Bede the Venerable, pray for us.

The new "norms" about private revelations issued recently by Victor Manuel Fernandez, who is certainly a busy little beaver chomping at those last bastions of recognizable Catholicism within the structures of the counterfeit church of conciliarism, have one prinicpal purpose: to disparage, demean, and denigate Our Lady's Fatima Message.

This a long commentary. Then again, those who still access this site know that I do not write in sound bites.

A blessed Trinity Sunday to you all.

Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, pray for us.

Saint Philip Neri, pray for us.

Pope Saint Eleutherius, pray for us.

Today is Trinity Sunday and the Commemorations of the First Sunday after Pentecost, of Saint Philip Neri, and Pope Saint Eleutherius, Feast of Saint John of San Facundo, of the First Sunday after Pentecost, and of Saints Basilides, Cyrinius, Nabor, and Nararius, thus beginning the second half of the liturgical year that began with the First Sunday of Advent.

The mystery of the Most Holy Trinity was revealed to us by Our Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Although there are clear references in the text of the Old Testament to a plurality of Persons in the Divine Godhead ("Let us make man in our own image"), human reason, which can come to the conclusion that God exists, is insufficient to know about the existence of the Most Blessed Trinity. Our Lord Himself, the Second Person of the Most Blessed Trinity made Man in Our Lady's Virginal and Immaculate Womb, had to reveal this to us. The doctrine of the Most Holy Trinity is rejected by all infidels and misrepresented by most Protestant sects.

To wit, many Protestants, especially in the evangelical and fundamentalist sects, are "baptized" in "the name of the Lord Jesus," not in "The Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost," which is invalid on its face. This means that many hundreds of thousands of Protestants are not even Christians despite their thinking that they are. We must defend the doctrine of the Most Blessed Trinity with our very lives if necessary, having frequent recourse to the making of the Sign of the Cross throughout the day. This is a custom that is held dear by many Spaniards and Latin Americans.

Remember, Jorge Mario Bergoglio did not want to give a "blessing," not that he is capable of giving one as a lay Jesuit revolutionary, that is, when address the crowd on the Capitol Mall in Washington, District of Columbia, on Thursday, September 24, 2015, the Feast of Our Lady of Ransom, for fear of offending "unbelievers." We must be afraid of offending the Most Holy Trinity by means of our sins of commission or, like Senor Jorge himself, sins of omission. 

A blessed Trinity Sunday to you all.

Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, pray for us.

Saint Philip Neri, pray for us.

Pope Saint Eleutherius, pray for us.

[Update on Whit Saturday and the Commmeoration of Pope Saint Gregory VII and Pope Saint Urban I: Although it might be possible for complete the commentary upon which I am working now if I stayed up for a few more hours, I think that, having done this three days ago, I am going to continue work on it later today, Saturday, May 25, 2024, so that it can be posted on Trinity Sunday, May 26, 2024, along with my annual reflection on the feast day itself. Thank you for your patience.]

The time stamp on this home page will explain why this introduction will be limited to stating that this new commentary is a detailed (much more than I thought it would be) of Norah O'Donnell's interview with Jorge Mario Bergoglio that was televised on the Columbia Broadcasting System's 60 Minutes program on Pentecost Sunday, May 19, 2024.

Goodnight.

Good morning.

Our Lady of the Rosary, pray for us.

Saint Rita of Cascia, pray for us.

Jorge Mario Bergoglio has commenced is biennial election interference campain in the farce that is American electoral politics. 

The next commentary on this site will deal with the Argentine Anti-Apostle's criticism of "conservative" Catholics within the United States of America, but it may not appear until Whit Tuesday.

My own Pentecost Sunday reflection and two of Father Francis X. Weninger's three sermons for Pentecost Sunday have been posted. Please scroll below.

Our Lady of the Cenacle, pray for us.