Reposting here, with permission, some excellent comments from Boniface on his blog, https://unamsanctamcatholicam.blogspot.com/2020/03/some-coronavirus-catch-up.html Here goes: Some Coronavirus Catch-Up Greetings, friends. I've had a lot of thoughts over the past several weeks and every time I sat down to share them, something else drew my attention away or some other rumination caused me to pause and reevaluate … Continue reading Reblog: Some Coronavirus Catch-Up
Author: Frank @TxTradCatholic
Italian Ministry of the Interior relents: Catholics can pray again in Church
I sure hope someone at the Diocese of Dallas reads this.
Bill Gates: God Father of the Worldwide Coronavirus Panic
Hmm...anyone believe all this is just a series of coincidences?
As Narrative control slips, Italian government threatens misinformation on Corona
Coming soon to your country or state...
Bergamo propaganda now seen as essential to the Corona hype
Br. Alexis highlights some telling numbers from the region of Italy where, according to the mainstream press, Armageddon is occurring in the form of the Wuhan Virus. In truth, maybe not so much...
7 Reasons not to panic over Corona Virus 19
Wise words from Br. Alexis Bugnolo’s FromRome blog.
Objective Data: Coronavirus Scare An Intentional Media Effort to Cause Panic
From the inimitable and invaluable Ann Barnhardt (and no, I don’t always agree with her, but she is spot-on here): “Calling Bee-Ess with objective data: Guess how many people have died of influenza in Italy by year? The Truth will set you free. As Italy, which is and has been used for years as … Continue reading Objective Data: Coronavirus Scare An Intentional Media Effort to Cause Panic
Archbishop Lenga fires back!
The argument over the true occupant of the See of Peter seems to be escalating. Pray for the Church and for the truth to be made clear to all.
There is no Faith without the Cross
Here is an excellent reflection on sacrifice as we prepare for the holy Season of Lent.
Dr. Janet Smith: My Experience at the Latin Mass was Extraordinary
Dr. Smith’s reflection expresses perfectly my own experience a few years ago, when I attended my first TLM.






