Fr. Simplicius

Today we face a crisis of Faith and a crisis of Saints. Modernist Catholics, who have been diabolically disoriented by the errors of Russia, arrogantly seek to change the Church. They pride themselves in meeting the supposed needs of ‘modern man,’ yet tyrannically silence the voice of the saints. G.K. Chesterton explained that ”Tradition is the democracy of the dead” and St. Vincent of Lerins taught “that which has been believed everywhere, always and by all, is truly and properly Catholic.” Consider the example of St. Maximus the Confessor. Today, we desperately need holy bishops and priests who, like the saints, refuse to compromise on faith or morals, holding instead fast to Catholic Tradition.

In the Old Testament, God chose to save the three young men from the consuming fire and Daniel from the devouring lions. Even more so did God chose to save the Blessed Mary by preserving her from all stain of sin. It was most fitting that she who was to beget the Son, as to His humanity, was never to be under the dominion of the prowling devil. This teaching, proclaimed infallibly by Pope Pius IX, must be believed by all who wish to be saved.