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Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, 82, two days ago, on March 14, wrote a new message (link), which we re-publish below. In 2019, I spent a number of days with the archbishop, and during the "Covid year" of 2020, produced the book Finding Viganò. You may purchase the book at this link.—RM *** P.S. Inside the [...]
Some of you may already of heard of a struggle between Church authorities and a group of 13 Catholic Benedictine nuns in Tuscany, Italy, whose life in their convent has become difficult in part, it appears, because somebody would like to sell the monastery where they have been living for a great deal of money. [...]
"What we are witnessing is nothing more than the reverse application of the process that led to the spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire and then throughout the world, a sort of revenge of barbarism and paganism on the Faith of Christ." —Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, in the text below, composed on February 16, [...]
"The profiling of traditional Catholics by the intelligence services appears unjustified only if we mistakenly assume that the current rulers pursue the common good and the security of the nation; but it is amply justified when they have as their aim the imposition of globalist worship, which is intrinsically antichristic and irreconcilable with the Christian [...]
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, 82. Below, three of his recent texts Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul Letter #33, 2023 Wednesday, January 25: Three powerful letters from Archbishop Viganò Here below are three letters from Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò in recent days. (1) The first is a homily for the Feast of [...]
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, 81. He will turn 82 on January 16. Below, three of his recent texts "The family... is the place where that order is realized in Charity which is the necessary premise for the social Kingship of Our Lord Jesus Christ." —Archbishop Viganò, in a letter dated January 8 for the Feast [...]
The hands of the late Pope Benedict, as he lay in state in St. Peter's Basilica from January 2 to 4, before his funeral in Rome on January 5, yesterday. The rosary beads that wrapped his fingers suggested that he was a man of prayer, a man who spent his last years praying for the [...]
Archbishop Viganò. He has just released a long essay for Christmas, focused on the Kingship of Jesus Christ Letter #132, 2022, Monday, December 19: Viganò's latest Here (below) is the latest text from Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, 81, former nuncio of the Holy See to the United States (2011-2016). It is his Christmas reflection [...]
