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Cradle Catholics forget how easy they have it compared to us Anglican converts - Vimarsana News

Cradle Catholics forget how easy they have it compared to us Anglican converts

The appointment of Fr David Waller as the first Bishop Ordinary of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham represents not only a major new chapter in the life of the Ordinariate, but a rare landmark moment for the Church throughout the Anglosphere: the elevation of a former Anglican clergyman to the episcopate. It also brings to mind how cradle Catholics can forget how easy they have it compared to us Anglican converts.

The State of the Latin Mass Movement (Guest: Timothy Flanders) - Vimarsana News

The State of the Latin Mass Movement (Guest: Timothy Flanders)

Last summer Pope Francis cracked down on the traditional Latin Mass. What is the state of the TLM and TLM communities today?

You Must Disobey a Pope - Vimarsana News

You Must Disobey a Pope

You Must Disobey a Pope Posted on You Must Disobey a Pope Faithful Catholics have been put in a very difficult situation by the latest official papal document published by the Vatican: Traditionis Custodes, a motu proprio aimed at eliminating the Mass of All Ages. Much can – and needs to be – said about this atrocious document; but in this brief article I limit myself to just one point. I find this to be an extremely important point, yet it has not received as much ‘press coverage’ as I think it ought. This document is yet another instance, of an ever growing list,

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Latest Articles ArticleVBlog ^ | April 20th 2016 | Rodney Dodsworth What if just two states set a time and place for delegates to discuss amendments to our Constitution? Several states have submitted applications to congress that call for limiting the size and scope of government. Since they have publicly expressed similar concerns over the trajectory of our freedoms, why not? Why should they not convene? Skeptics might point out the states do not have this expressed power in the Constitution. They might further say the states cannot convene unless and until congress calls all the state...