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The triumph of Luciferianism at Vatican II

‘The cult of man’—its roots in Enlightenment philosophy, Freemasonry, Luciferianism, and its triumph at Vatican II.

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March 2025

Linking Satanism with religious liberty triggered some outrage—here's why

We either accept that liberalism pervades the very air we breathe, or we live in denial.

Mar 31

Our most unpopular article ever + Laetare Sunday + the Multiplication of Loaves

One single article for these three topics, rather than three individual ones.

Mar 30

Why did Christ and his Apostles withdraw before feeding the five thousand?

And how did Herod’s threats prepare for the first teaching about the Eucharist?

Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Mar 30

Laetare Sunday commemorates the Church as Mother and Bride

We are not ready to enter Passiontide and Holy Week until we have passed through the Sundays of Lent beforehand.

Mar 30 •

Do Satanists have the right to religious freedom, according to Vatican II?

Those who defend Vatican II, and condemn those who object to it, need to own the implications.

Mar 29

‘One of the most effective means of regeneration’—Pius XII on the Spiritual Exercises

Pius XII praised Fr Vallet's ‘Work of Parish Exercises,’ which offered St Ignatius of Loyola's Spiritual Exercises to all, saying in 1948 that they…

Mar 27

How the Spiritual Exercises prepared men for martyrdom before the Spanish Civil War

Fr Francisco Vallet promoted a five-day form of St Ignatius' Spiritual Exercises amongst Catalan men—thousands of whom later shed their blood for…

Mar 25

How did Christ turn back the charge of casting out devils by Beelzebub?

As Our Lord's fame spread, the malice of his enemies grows.

Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Mar 23

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Mar 21

Before Passiontide, Lent asks us: ‘What think ye of Christ?’

This is the most important question of our lives, and each man must give an answer to it. Lent both asks the question, and gives us the answer.

Mar 20 •

Were St Joseph and Our Lady married before the Annunciation?

Phrases in the Gospel might suggest that St Joseph and Our Lady were merely engaged at the time of the Annunciation—but is this the correct…

Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Mar 19

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