There is only one word to describe this past week on Planet Trad and its adjacent moons: wild.
What a week! Old tensions in Ireland between Protestants and Catholics are simmering again, with potentially bloody consequences if they are not brought under control. The flip-flop maestro of Traditional Catholicism (no, not Taylor Marshall—the other one), Michael Matt, called the Blessed Virgin “the greatest feminist”; a Synodal Council wants to sneak lay infallibility into Canon Law; and Leo XIV practically spent the majority of his trip to France praising the very Revolution that sought to dethrone Christ and the Catholic Church.
And did I mention that this was just some of the news we covered over at Integrity Magazine? There were also great articles by Ademar Rakowsky (biblical history), Jacob Minyard (the Jewish Question), and American Reform (U.S. politics), to mention but a few.
And because the Integrity editorial team understands that some prefer to consume their Catholic content through podcasts, we made sure we had our audience well covered there as well.
I want to use this opportunity, once again, to express my gratitude to each member of the Radical Fidelity audience who loyally supports my work here and over at Integrity. Kudos to you for demonstrating great spiritual maturity by being willing to wrestle with some “hard sayings” from time to time.
If you only have time now, over the weekend, to catch up, here is everything I have been doing over at Integrity Magazine this past week, all in one handy place:
Articles:
Leo XIV betrays the martyrs of 1789: ‘Liberty, equality, fraternity’ and the post-conciliar Church
Vatican adds insult to injury by replacing Summorum Pontificum Mass with St. Francis of Assisi event
Latin Mass supporters must fight for the Church’s traditional doctrines first, not just the liturgy
When will the USCCB defend the American people and call for immigration restrictions?
Canon Law proposal on infallibility could bring revolutionary changes in Church governance
Podcast:
1789 in the Church: Leo XIV invokes Masonic motto during France trip
Blessings and appreciation from Aus.