Pascendi and the Pope Who Didn’t ‘Trust the Science’
Pope Pius X warned us. He saw the infection long before the fever hit. Modernism, he said in Pascendi (1907), splits faith and science likeRead More
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When Pope Pius X Saw the Future: PASCENDI and the Modern Psyop — Part II
A century after Pius X’s reign, what he called “noxious arts” are broadcast at light speed. We scroll through spiritual propaganda dressed in pastel aesthetics,Read More
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When Pope Pius X Saw the Future: PASCENDI and the Modern Psyop
When Pope Pius X wrote Pascendi Dominici Gregis in 1907, he wasn’t describing a passing theological fad. He was diagnosing a spiritual pathogen. He knewRead More
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FRANCIS FILES #3: The Velvet Knife — Synodality as Inversion & A Call for a New Old Faith
Fr Adam Purdy of the Society of St Pius X recently taught a series of adult catechism classes on The Legacy of Pope Francis, aRead More
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FRANCIS FILES #2: Lost Mission. Weaponized ‘Mercy’
Fr Adam Purdy of the Society of St Pius X is currently teaching a series of adult catechism classes on The Legacy of Pope Francis, aRead More
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Epstein, MTG, and the Shadow That Whispers ‘Trust Me’
The headlines aren’t reporting history anymore–they’re manufacturing it. We aren’t discerning truth anymore–we’re reacting to whatever the machine wants us to feel. We keep pretendingRead More
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FRANCIS FILES #1: How a Formation Became a Pontificate
Fr Adam Purdy of the Society of St Pius X is currently teaching a series of adult catechism classes on The Legacy of Pope Francis, aRead More
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CHINA & THE VATICAN: The Silence That Speaks of Another Master
My target in this article and every other like it is the contradiction and confusion all of this causes my loved ones, and the eclipseRead More
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American Elections and the Filibuster of Conscience
When Pascendi Dominici Gregis was written in 1907, it wasn’t merely diagnosing a heresy of the Christian faith—it was exposing a method, a system, ofRead More
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When An Infant Spoke and the Apostles Stayed Silent: A Lesson for the Modern Age
On this the feast day of Saints Simon and Jude, apostles of Christ, let us pause to snapshot a story that illustrates in a newRead More