Epistles

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EPISTLES (https://epistles.online/) is a lay-run Catholic platform committed to boldly confronting the spiritual crisis in the Church. It rejects clericalism, liberalism, modernism, and all the errors that undermine the Deposit of Faith while steering clear of both modernist compromise and extremist reactions. This apostolate is sustained by one man’s zeal for souls and by your support. Donations help cover website maintenance, essential tools, and the time it takes to research, write, and publish faithful content. If you value this voice in Guarding the Deposit of Faith, you can contribute vi...

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Why Catholics Condemn Scandalous Confirmation in New York 14.11.2025 11:21

Fr. James Martin's confirmation of an openly gay man sparked controversy, seen as undermining Catholic teachings and sacramental integrity.

Bishop Schneider’s New Book on the True Meaning of Martyrdom 11.11.2025 9:46

Bishop Athanasius Schneider’s book "No Greater Love" reveals the true meaning of martyrdom—a call to live and die for Christ with courage, love, and fidelity.

Cardinal Müller, Doctrine Expert, Boldly Speaks on the TLM 08.11.2025 12:28

Raymond Arroyo and Cardinal Müller discuss the return of the Traditional Latin Mass, exploring tension between tradition and modernity in the Church.

How to Understand Mater Populi as Fearless Mediatrix Believer 06.11.2025 11:32

Mater Populi Fidelis explained: The Vatican did not reject the Marian titles Co-Redemptrix or Mediatrix. A Catholic look at the doctrinal note's true meaning.

Cebu Traditional Latin Mass Under New Archbishop 23.10.2025 5:27

Archbishop Uy's commitment to the Gospel is tested: Cebu Traditional Latin Mass faithful appeal for its restoration after its 2024 suspension.

Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer (FSSR) Speak Out 21.10.2025 4:38

The open letter from the FSSR priests, expelled from New Zealand, warns against modern Church changes, emphasizing fidelity to traditional teachings and denying compatibility with Vatican II's direction.