Fr. Jenkins' Writings
Another note on the Synod on Synodality: Building a Soviet Church
Written by Father William Jenkins
When in 2013 Jorge Bergoglio was chosen to be the Supreme Pontiff of the New Order, taking the name of Francis, he announced that he would create a church of the third millennium, a “synodal church.” Since then, he has been relentlessly constructing that modernist…
A note on the Synod on Synodality
Written by Father William Jenkins
While some traditional Catholics are aware that Francis has just concluded his “Synod on Synodality” in the Vatican, many do not understand the significance of that event. Francis is consummating his apostasy by bringing to evil fruition his plan and his pledge to produce a…
The Sacred Heart of Jesus is “the Sign of Contradiction” to the Modern World
Written by Father William Jenkins
We read in the Gospel of Saint Luke [2:34f.] that, when the Blessed Mother carried the newborn Jesus to the Temple, the prophet “Simeon blessed them, and said to Mary His mother: Behold this Child is set for the fall, and for the resurrection, of…
Eliminating the Supernatural
The man Francis hand-picked to be the Prefect for his new order Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, Card. Victor Fernandez, has just issued the Vatican’s new rules for discerning supernatural events, such as claims of apparitions and miracles associated with them. The new rules provide for six possible…
Francis’ Church proclaims Human Dignity to be “Unconditionally Infinite”
Francis has committed himself to creating a synodal church with evolving dogmas. Thus, Francis has approved the worship of pagan idols in the basilicas of Rome, the blessing of unnatural and immoral “unions” that cry to heaven for vengeance, and is now promoting a heresy about the “unconditionally ontologically infinite…
Reason, Religion & Kindness
According to Pope Pius XI who canonized him, St. John Bosco’s life of 73 years included so many miracles that “the supernatural became almost natural.” Indeed, Don Bosco was given astonishing powers by God, Whom he served so humbly and so faithfully. Just like St. Francis de Sales, St. John…
Dom Guéranger’s Early Embrace of the Immaculate Conception
[Originally published in the Immaculate Conception Church bulletin on December 10th 2023.]
Dom Prosper Guéranger (1805-1875) is a towering figure of the Catholic revival in 19th Century France. He was instrumental in the re-establishment of the Benedictine Order in France (suppressed by the French Revolution) and the renewal of love…
Vale, viride!—Salve, purpura!
[Originally published in the Immaculate Conception Church bulletin on December 3rd 2023.]
After the 26 Sundays of Pentecost this year, we set aside the green vestments and don the violet vestments for the liturgical season of Advent. Since both Advent and Lent call for violet vestments, one might well…
Thoughts on the Rosary
The Rosary truly is Mary’s prayer. The Gospel tells us that the Blessed Mother kept and “pondered in her heart” the events of Our Lord’s life — which is exactly what we do when we pray the Rosary properly. And the recitation of the Angelic Salutation, the “Hail Mary” which…
