Fr. Jenkins' Writings

Francis: Magisterium or Tragisterium?

     In his homily during the modernist liturgy for the new order feast of Corpus Christi (June 23, 2019), Francis referred to “the Eucharist, Jesus who becomes bread, this simple bread that contains the entire reality of the Church” and he remarked that: “… there we find

Not an Ordinary Hero, Not an Ordinary Man: Rev. Roy Beverley Randolph, O.B.E.

[By Roger Randolph]

     This month marks the 75th anniversary of the Siege Of Kohima (April 4th to April 20th, 1944) in north east India on the Burma border. The Battle of Kohima has been called the battle that saved India from Japanese invasion and was described by Lord

Socialism - Fahey

     Throughout the centuries, Catholic popes have consistently condemned socialism in every form as contrary God’s will, and therefore against human nature and against the teachings of the Church. In his masterful encyclical of 1937 on Atheistic Communism (Divini Redemptoris), Pope Pius XI reiterated that condemnation. The

Karol Wojtyla – A Man of the World

     John Paul II died on April 2, 2005. Just six years later, Benedict XVI beatified him on May 1, 2011. This beatification added to and brought to completion the series of church scandals which characterized the career of John Paul II. In the eyes of the devotees of

Fr. Leo Heinrichs — Martyr of the Holy Eucharist

 

     Fr. Leo Heinrichs knelt down before the Blessed Sacrament in his parish church to prepare for Sunday Mass. At 5:30 a.m. on February 23rd, the new pastor found Saint Elizabeth's Church in Denver, Colorado, still shrouded in the chill darkness of a winter's night, illuminated by the

Love of the Sacred Heart

     Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is as old as the Church itself. From the moment that the soldier’s spear opened the side of Jesus Christ hanging in death upon the Cross – a moment immortalized by Saint John the Apostle in his Gospel – the small

Discipline in the Home

     The English word "discipline" derives from the Latin word for "teaching" or "instruction". Thus, the root meaning of discipline is not punishment but formation of character. The child is meant to be as a disciple of his parents. Parents should be masters toward their children, not as slave

Pope-Pourri: Concerning Francis' Credibility — Francis Finally "Answers " Archbishop Viganò's Letter

     Cooks are familiar with the French term "pot-pourri" but they might not be aware of its literal meaning: rotten or corrupted pot.

On February 16, 2019, the Vatican announced that Theodore McCarrick, named a Cardinal by John Paul II on February 21, 2001, had been reduced to the

Francis: Church Must "Let Go" Her Traditions

     The Church needs the "courage" of letting go her traditions, Pope Francis preached during a Mass for Caritas Internationalis (May 23). [Link here]

His starting point was the decision of the Council of the Apostles (Acts 15) that pagans embracing the Faith don't need to accept

Mary's Month

     Catholic devotion dedicated the month of May in a special way to Mary, the Blessed Virgin Mother of God. It was on the 13th day of May of the year 1917 that Our Blessed Lady began her appearances to the three shepherd children of Fatima. All of

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