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This last third of the twentieth century has been for me a long period of time in which I have been wounded by multitudes of events; many were very painful and have made a deep impact on my life....
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To today’s Christians – and I am referring here particularly to Catholics, for we are the ones who make up the Only True Church – it has been granted to live in circumstances in which our resort to hope is a matter of our very survival. There are pl...
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Trust and assurance of Victory, as the culmination of the earthly existence of the disciple of Christ, is an issue of such vital importance as to make it the only really transcendental one. Such trust is more necessary today than ever before for those who...
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The System has, with all good reason, always considered the Family Institution as the nucleus and principal foundation of the edifice of Christian Existence.
Widespread divorce, liberalization and legalization of things such as abortion and “marriageâ€...
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I must clarify that I have nothing against the laity carrying out clerical occupations, in so far as these are accomplished according to Law and in response to genuine pastoral needs. Here, as in any other case, it is the Church who has the last word an...
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Too many important things have undergone a radical change. For instance, the indissolubility of the bond in the sacrament of marriage: a permanent bond which has been established by Divine Law, and thus believed and upheld for twenty centuries without t...
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Let us consider, again as an example, the case of the Bishops, since they are the authentic and primary Shepherds within the Church. It is evident that the administration of the possessions of his Diocese cannot be regarded as the principal task of the Bi...
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One of the most interesting phenomena in the years after the Council, whose full consequences for the Church are known only by God, was the earthquake caused by the so-called promotion of the laity. After the first moments of commotion, everyone became co...
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We have already seen that the concepts of reasonable and unreasonable frequently depend on whether you adopt God’s point of view or man’s: what is intelligent for one is folly for the other. On the other hand, as I have said, not only do men not agree...
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It is evident that the Gospel is for madmen. But, no matter how strange that statement may sound, one must keep in mind that the concept of madness ranks among the most controversial and dark ones. At first sight, it seems that everyone agrees on its me...
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