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Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, 81, recently granted an interview to Paix Liturgique, a French website which focuses on liturgical questions, and, with the archbishop's permission, we have translated the text into English. The archbishop here takes a very strong position in favor of the old liturgy, arguing that the old rite of the Mass was [...]
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, 81, has issued a comment on the Pope's recent trip to Canada, and on certain controversies that emerged during the trip (text below). The controversies were mainly on two points: (1) The Pope's apology for the abuse said to have been committed by Catholic missionaries and teachers of many Indian children [...]
Above, Italian Archbishop Giampaolo Crepaldi, 74, head of the diocese of Trieste in Italy since 2009. Crepaldi published an article on June 30 entitled "Cancel Culture: The Eternal Gnostic Dream of Starting Over from Zero." (link; so far the essay is only available in Italian). Crepaldi's essay is a far-ranging critique of that "progressive" thought [...]
"The world can and must return to God: this is a necessity dictated by the divine order that the Creator has imprinted on creation. It must return to God, because only where Christ reigns can there by true justice and true peace." —Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, in a June 21 interview conducted by American political [...]
"How can we think that in the face of the unfolding of the forces of evil and the attack of the New World Order against society and against Christ it will be possible to avoid the 'militarization' of our consciences, if by this expression we mean giving courageous testimony to Christ, and to Christ Crucified?" [...]
"All can be lost with war. Let men return to understanding. Let them resume negotiating." —The words of Pope Pius XII to the nations of Europe just before the beginning of the Second World War, on August 24, 1939, cited by Archbishop Viganò at the opening of his Declaration on the Russia-Ukraine Crisis (text below), [...]
“True sacrifice is that with which we unite ourselves with gratitude to the Sacrifice of Our Lord, giving a spiritual sense and a supernatural end to the pain that we nevertheless deserve.” —Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, 81, in a reflection for Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent. Below, the complete text "Down the centuries humanity [...]
Letter #31, 2022, Wednesday, February 9: Viganò Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has issued a statement — full text below — in support of the "Freedom Convoy" of the Canadian truck drivers. It seems significant that Viganò in this letter connects everything that has happened in the past two years — the virus, the lockdowns, the [...]
