Roberto de Mattei's Biography of St. Pius V

Alan Ruhl at @OnePeterFive - "When I heard that traditional Catholic historian Roberto de Mattei had published a four hundred page biography of Pius V I simply couldn’t resist." Me too! I just got the Kindle version.https://t.co/yQAr7L0oi8

— Fr Timothy Finigan (@FatherTF) November 16, 2021

De Mattei on the Pontificate of Pope Francis

Rorate Caeli: De Mattei: The Unknowns at the End of a Pontificate

Roberto de Mattei on Acies Ordinate

Rorate Caeli: “La Verità” Newspaper interviews Professor Roberto de Mattei

A Call to Action

Remnant: The Catholic Obligation to Resist by Roberto de Mattei

Fr. Z on Weinandy's Article on Schism

Fr. Z: PODCAzT 178: Fr. Weinandy and the possible “Internal Papal Schism” - mp3

De Mattei Remembers Prominent Traditionalists

Remnant: The Fidelity of the City of Rome to the Mass of the Ages Written by Roberto de Mattei

1P5 Reviews Love for the Papacy and Filial Resistance to the Pope

De Mattei probably doesn't consider the resistance of the Chalcedonian Orthodox as being legitimate.

1P5: Roberto de Mattei on Resisting the Pope in the Modern Age by 1P5 Staff

Love for the Papacy and Filial Resistance to the Pope in the History of the Church Roberto de Mattei Angelico Press 232 pages $17.95 paper, $26.00 cloth For those seeking to navigate the turbulence in the life of the Church,

Latin Damage Control

Full episode.

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Premature?

LifeSiteNews: Prominent clergy, scholars accuse Pope Francis of heresy in open letter

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An Intra-Latin Discussion of the Papacy

Between Douglas Farrow and Roberto de Mattei

CWR: The Church’s One Foundation by Dr. Douglas Farrow
Does the inflated view of the papacy that prevails in some quarters today have roots in a prior inflation that requires correction?

The Secret of Benedict XVI

1Peter5: De Mattei Reviews Socci’s Latest Book, Argues that the “Thesis Falls Short” by Steve Skojec
We have already published a review of Antonio Socci’s new book, The Secret of Benedict XVI: Why He Is Still Pope, written by our Italian translator, Giuseppe Pellegrino. Pellegrino has returned, in a fashion, offering an English translation of Professor Roberto de …

A Coup? Sounds like Fake News.

Rorate Caeli: De Mattei: The “Viganò case” and the “impasse” of Pope Francis

What sort of Latin view?

CWR: The Conversion of the Papacy and the Present Church Crisis by Dr. Douglas Farrow
The reform we need is in the direction of simplicity, transparency, and integrity – what many thought we were getting in Francis, before discovering otherwise – and whatever does not serve directly the task of the successor of Peter should be marginalized or eliminated.

The author lists seven features of the current crisis, including:

seventh, a deliberate plan to use the papacy to dissolve what is left of the centralized, authoritarian Tridentine Church and to overcome the synthesis of Vatican I and II that was attempted, with limited success, by the previous four popes – that is, to generate a decentralized, morally and doctrinally flexible, post-modern Church that is open both to Protestant and to pagan elements, with a vast and welcoming Courtyard of the Gentiles.

The author also responds to Roberto de Mattei. Farrow's view of the papacy appears to be more balanced than De Mattei's (or that of many ultramontanists and Tridentine Roman Catholics) but he nevertheless accepts the definitions of the Council of Florence as dogma, and the status of the Council of Florence as an ecumenical council.

De Mattei Criticizes One Form of Ultramontanism

Rorate Caeli: De Mattei: The Disfigured Roman Primacy by the Successor of Peter Francesca Romana at RORATE CÆLI - Roberto de Mattei Correspondenza Romana September 26, 2018 The impressive rapidity with which events are unfolding one after the other in the Church makes one think that this is due not only to the dynamics of historical acceleration, but a deliberate choice by the agents of chaos to increase disorientation and paralyze the forces that are seeking to resist the rush of the tide.

Rorate Caeli: De Mattei: The Church and the Men of the Church

The courageous denunciation of ecclesiastical scandals made by Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò has generated the consensus of many, but also the displeasure of others, convinced that everything discrediting the representatives of the Church should be covered up by silence. This desire to safeguard the Church is understandable...

De Mattei on Archbishop Viganò

Rorate caeli: De Mattei: Archbishop Viganò - punished for telling the truth?

Yes, the Problem is "Clericalism"

Rorate Caeli: De Mattei: “I will not say a single word about this”

More on The Birth of an Encyclical. Humanae Vitae in the light of the Vatican Archives

CWR Dispatch: On ‘Humanae vitae’—Pope Paul VI did not act alone by Andrea Gagliarducci, Catholic News Agency

De Mattei: The Birth of Humanae Vitae in light of the Vatican Archives by Roberto de Mattei

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Fr. Alessio Ulisse, SJ

Rorate Caeli: De Mattei: Opponents of Ostpolitik – Part 2: Father Alessio Ulisse (1920-1986) by Roberto de Mattei

Peters Responds to De Mattei

Comments on Prof. Robert De Mattei’s response about AL, canon law, and heresy (original)