“That Golden Book”: On the Roman Catechism, and a review of Baronius Press’s edition

On 28th October 202123rd April 2022 By S.D. WrightIn Analysis, Book Reviews, Current Affairs, History, Opinion, Theology, TraditionLeave a comment

This essay consists of two parts: Part I - Review of Baronius Press's edition of the Roman Catechism Part II - The Roman Catechism itself Historical backgroundThe authority of the Roman CatechismClergy and theologians on the CatechismComparison with the modern catechismThe Roman Catechism and the crisis in the ChurchThe nature and structure of this Catechism. …

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Weaponized Orthodoxy – how to divide Catholics using sound principles, applied selectively

On 9th June 202110th May 2022 By S.D. WrightIn Analysis, OpinionLeave a comment

"Sometimes true principles can be used falsely." This article was originally published by LifeSiteNews. Reprinted with permission. “Weaponized ambiguity” has become a common term in recent discussions about the crisis in the Church. It refers to ambiguous terms that were supposedly inserted into Vatican II as preparation for the chaos we now see around us. …

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