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delight to the eyes” is the editorial. Father Athanasius answers questions about imprimaturs,
and also about liturgical prayers for the pope. A page of articles addresses
questions about the traditional Church and the sedevacantist position.
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NOVEMBER 2011—The Hereford Cathedral in
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church existed. Its photo and a brief story are our cover feature. The 2011 Fatima Conference
was so packed with activities that our report can
give only a taste of the 5-day annual event. Father Anton Thai Trinh tells his story from
Vietnam to SSPX to independent priest in our exclusive feature story. Voice of the Papacy
addresses Liberalism and religious indifferentism. The editorial is “The
Ghost of Father Feeney.” Father
Athanasius explains scruples. Our history section covers the Vatican
Council from Tumultuous Times
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his series on Vatican 2. Many news stories like: “Vatican calls for supreme
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"Vatican II, the abandonment of divine religion,"
has the power and impact of the photo of St. Stephen's Cathedral in Metz on
the same page. News articles look at proposed changes to succession
of the British monarchy, permitting an heir
to the throne to marry a Catholic. Read our unique perspective on this and
other news topics. The Council of Trent, and other
topics are covered by our writers in their regular columns. We also introduce
Nancy Ciccone with her article: "Why the Rosary and total
consecration?" See Friday menus and more.
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SEPTEMBER 2011— Front-page headline: “ ‘And they call it a mine…’
Saint Kinga Salt Cathedral” a fascinating story
that will leave readers planning trips to eastern Europe. Stephen Heiner interviews Bp. Mark Pivarunas.
We salute Father Louis J. Campbell on the 50th Anniversary of
his Priesthood. The editor writes an open letter to Fr. Frank Pavone, head of a Conciliar pro-life
association, Priests for Life. Father Athanasius draws the line. Piers
Hugill covers a current news story involving the sermons of Abp. Lefebvre –very revealing!
The present SSPX clearly distances itself from the Archbishop more and
more. Fr. Michael Oswalt pokes at Assisi III. And
see featured articles from Fr. Brendan Hughes, Frs. Francisco and Dominic
Radecki, John Gregory, and Griff Ruby. See our new feature: Friday Menus, other regular
features, cartoons, and
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AUGUST 2011—Plenty of news stories fill
this issue! New DVD of the Holy Mass, Monk decides not to join Conciliar
Church, new Mass location, new website for Catholic travelers, C-14 and a
sea-monster and more. The mundane, the world news,
never looks the same when viewed through the News Bullets of
Edmund Sheridan. The August editorial exposes “Top 10 Modern Myths—no 11!”
A reader Asks Father Athanasius: Is it true that there must be a bishop in existence that must have
jurisdiction from a valid pope for the Church to truly
exist? Frs. Francisco and Dominic Radecki, and Fr. Brendan
discuss the Protestant revolutionary John Calvin. John Gregory tells us
about St. Dominic. Regular features from Fr. Michael Oswalt (former
Conciliar priest,) Griff Ruby, Hugh Miller, Fr. Tim, First Fridays, David
Goldstein’s Letters …and more
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JULY 2011—Front page: another church is closed by Conciliar bishops and parishioners’
complaints ignored. Pope
Leo X condemns the errors of Luther in Voice of the Papacy.
“Feeding the Hungry” is this month’s editorial,
focusing on the work of The Four Marks. A reader asks Father
Athanasius about the Jews and baptism; another reader asks about
pertinacity and heresy. Clare Kolewski gives us, “Beth Sentman: Wife, Mother and Chairman
of the Board,” an inside look at rearing 17 children. In My Observations,
Rev. Father Michael Oswalt talks more about the “man-centered” Conciliar
religion he left. The Frs. Radecki write about a
“new mass” and the establishment of the Protestant Churches. There’s more on Luther from Fr. Brendan Hughes. We have
two articles from Griff Ruby, and Fr. Tim addresses “The Seal of the
Confessional.” PLUS: other regular features and
news articles.
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JUNE 2011—Our front page opens with Unam Sanctum, the 1302 bull of Pope
Boniface VIII. Edmund Sheridan’s News Bullets asks, “To serve and protect?”
“The missing sign of the Church’s authority—Actions speak louder than
words” considers the history and significance of a kingly gift presented to
Benedict 16. “Twisted Tales” is a guest editorial that lays bare two
articles written about Christ the King Abbey, one by Fr. Anthony Cekada, the
other by the National Catholic Register. In our column: Ask Father
Athanasius, Father responds to “Just Wondering” about the application of
epikeia and a second question from the Philippines on 200 saints eliminated
by the New Church. Martin Luther is examined in this month’s excerpt from
Tumultuous Times and also in Fr. Brendan’s column.
John Gregory writes about the Sacred Heart and the disturbing influence of
homosexuals in the workplace. Griff Ruby’s “The Pope Condemns Vatican II” continues to show how
the popes of the past condemned the acts and teachings of Vatican 2.
The Rev. Mr. Oswalt –the former New Church priest who is to be ordained in
the traditional rite this month—looks at the devious way Benedict “freed”
the “Latin Mass.” Fr. Tim’s Talks, which is always instructive and
entertaining, looks at a “Rebellious Daughter.” David Goldstein tells “Mr.
Isaacs” about the Divinity of Christ –powerful!
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MAY 2011—The Four Marks front page
leads with, “Seven
Ukrainian Bishops declare the See of Peter
Vacant”. These Eastern Rite Catholics as a group have taken an
encouraging step and show the way for others like the SSPX. Edmund Sheridan
reflects on our times from a spiritual view. We honor Fr. Martin Stépanich
OFM, STD also on the front page. Our editorial focuses on the beatification
of John Paul 2 by the New Church. We welcome questions for our new column,
“Ask Father Athanasius”. He responds to question about receiving sacraments
from heretics, and another asking if a true pope is permitted to change
prayers, as John Paul 2 changed the Rosary
in the New Church. History subjects include the Council of Trent and
Luther. John Gregory makes some interesting comparisons looking at the acts
of “Father Ratzinger”. Stephen Heiner asks tough questions without flinching, “Quo Vadis,
SSPX?” Griff Ruby gives us his unique take in, “Pope condemns Vatican II, Part 1.” Rev. Mr. Michael Oswalt,
former Conciliar priest begins, “By now the Mardi Gras party in Rome for
the ‘beatification’ of John Paul ‘The Great’ has subsided”… Dr. Walt Brown asks, “Is there life in
outer space?” Clare Kolewski digs deep into suffering as only she can with
her refreshingly candid style. Fr. Tim talks about Penance, and David Goldstein’s letter to
Mr. Isaacs is about the crucifixion – no holds barred! Plus more, including feedback from our Readers.
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APRIL 2011—On the front page: “New study
challenges Bp. Kelly’s book against the ‘Thuc-line’—The Four Marks
interview with Mario Derksen” Also on front page are Edmund Sheridan’s News
Bullets, an update—“Vatican coup takes Benedictine Abbey” and the
encyclical of Pope Pius XII about
St. Benedict continues from March. The editorial takes a look a Protestant
group as described in the book Megashift. Our new column, “Ask Fr. Athanasius” is introduced—we welcome your emails and letters. The
Fifth Lateran Council is the chapter abridged from Tumultuous Times by the Frs. Radecki. More on
Trent from Fr. Brendan Hughes. St. Mark is John Gregory’s saint for
April. Michael Oswalt’s “Observations” have a few startling facts about the
New Church. Fr. Tim Talks is
about misguided courtship. On our science page, Hugh Miller touches on a few
subjects: “Darwin defeated, rocks tell the creative story, and earth
centered universe.” Griff Ruby reflects on other people’s ashes during
Lent. The First Fridays with the Sacred Heart (for MAY—always a month
ahead) is on the twelfth page. Michael Grant tells us about St. Anne’s
Mission Chapel in Rhode Island. Plus additional articles,
cartoons and other features.
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MARCH 2011—St.
Patrick’s Cathedral in New York is an imposing structure on the front page.
See story on Michael Grant’s visit to what has been
demoted from House of God to tourist attraction. What losses the
Church has endured! Marksman Edmund Sheridan hits
straight on target with his News Bullets. Delay: Hold the presses while the
March editorial addresses the breaking story at Christ the King Abbey in
Alabama. Fr. Benedict Hughes, CMRI makes his points, “TAKE A STAND: The
Danger of Sitting on the Fence.” Papal Primacy is the topic from Tumultuous Times, abridged for The Four Marks. Fr. Brendan Hughes,
CMRI continues with, “Trent: The Catholic Counter Reformation”. Staff writer
Christian DiSalvo touches an oft avoided issue:
“To Circumcise or Not to Circumcise –THAT is the Question.” Read the
answer. Michael Oswalt takes on the Mafia in his always
pithy insights. John Gregory’s saint of the month is St. Joseph.
Clare Kolewski tells those complainers from Catholic schools to get over
it. Science writer Hugh Miller gives advice on discussing evolution on
blogs and in letters to newspaper editors. Stephen Heiner reflects on a
Christmas season now past – great considerations! With this issue we begin the
spiritual readings, “First Fridays with the Sacred Heart” written by Rev.
L. Nauer, M.S.C. in 1937. Griff Ruby gives his
take on conversion in “’Poping’ in a Popeless Era.” With cartoons and dotted with news
stories.
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THE FOURMARKS PRIMER-- replaced
the February 2011 issue. Have you wanted an explanation for your friends
and family? This may be it. The
Primer will serve as an introductory issue for all new subscribers. Besides
giving some 4M history and introducing some of our
featured writers, we attempt to make clear the distinction between the two
religions that claim the name “Catholic”: the traditional Catholic Church
and the New Church. This special issue is a compilation of numerous 4M articles that address the
extreme differences between the two religions, their practices, beliefs,
and rites. A news story sheds light on the council and how cardinals were manipulated. Articles include: excerpts
from Pope Leo XIII’s encyclical on the nullity of Anglican Orders, “Photos abound” discussing the fruits of
the New Church, “The Traditionalist
Case” by Fr. Oswald Baker, Quo
Primum is included in full in Latin and English with commentary by Leonard
J. Giblin III, MD, PhD; “Compare
old and new” pages of a Catholic
Missal and a Monthly Missalette, and a Lutheran Book of Worship all showing
the crucial words of “consecration”;
“Communion in the hand—a sure sign of heresy” by John Lane; “Tidbits from Vatican II History” by Frs.
Francisco and Dominic Radecki, CMRI;
and “Official journal reveals Vatican II mysteries” by John S.
Daly: “Papal Coronation Oath,” “Out with the old…Voiding papal
traditions,” and “The Self Induced
Blindness Caused by the Apostasy of Religious Liberty” by Thomas A.
Droleskey. Cartoons and Forum
letters are taken from years of back issues.
Writers tell why they are Catholics. A glossary helps new readers
understand the terms as used in our articles. The issue includes a book
list, and is filled with quotes leading to the
conclusion that to be Catholic, one must adhere to Tradition. Read inside
how to order bulk copies of the Primer or call: 406-967-2000
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JANUARY 2011—Edmund
Sheridan presents the year in review. Appropriately
for these times, “Usury and Other Dishonest Profit” is the topic for the Voice of the Papacy. News stories
include the death of Abbot Leonard Giardina, OSB, head and Founder of
Christ the King Abbey. The story discusses unusual matters surrounding the
Abbey just prior to the Abbot’s death. The January editorial–“If you’ll buy
that…”—targets denial and the excuses so readily provided by those who want
to keep their heads in the sand. In
his always out of the ordinary tidbits, Daniel Capodilupo distinguishes
between false popes and anti-popes. In their chapter on the Council of
Florence, the Radecki Fathers tell about corruption, crusades, councils,
the height of the arts and more. Father Brendan Hughes continues his
article on Trent. Want to grow in love of Our Lord?
John Daly reviews several books that may best inspire that love in us.
Michael Oswalt discusses the new morality of the Vatican II Church. John
Gregory gives the Church’s history of St. Hilary, Doctor of the Universal
Church. In her article, “The Ins and Outs of Fornication,” Clare Kolewski
gives a straightforward, in-depth and very Catholic view of this important
subject. “Galileo was wrong: The Church Was Right!” is the title of the
First Annual Catholic Conference on Geocentricism. The Four Marks science writer, Hugh R. Miller reviews events of
the conference. In his premier article for The Four Marks, Douglas Le Blanc writes about Father O’Reilly,
an obscure priest, admired and respected in his day, who lived in the 1800s
in Alabama. …and read more in our first issue of 2011.
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DECEMBER 2010—In his News
Bullets, Edmund Sheridan says, “that our capacity to deceive ourselves is,
in a sense, unlimited…” See what
leads to this conclusion. In another
front-page story along-side his Bullets, Sheridan targets Benedict’s
inconsistency about the morality of using condoms. Staff-writer Ana Maggio remembers Four Marks photo-journalist
Denise Trias, who died November 18.
In this issue we have the final segments of the papal encyclical “On
Christian Marriage,” and Fr. Martin Stépanich’s article on “Modesty”. The editor gives some homespun
considerations in “Providential Encounters.” Pulling from his extensive library, Daniel
Capodilupo shares a few fascinating
tidbits and a different
Thanksgiving. Church history by the Fathers
Radecki covers the Council of Constance. Fr. Brendan Hughes begins a series on “Trent: The
Counter Reformation.” John Gregory
presents St. Ambrose as given by the Church. Observations by Michael Oswalt
--a former Conciliar priest turned traditionalist—continues to be a
favorite. Griff Ruby gives a new spin on, “More Catholic Than the Pope?” PLUS regular features
and other news stories.
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OCTOBER 2010—News
Bullets by Edmund Sheridan talk about the public’s relationship with
law enforcement, and a country teetering on police state. This is flanked by “Gun wielding abortionist arrested for
threatening pro-lifers.” The
editor says, “Heard
that before” addressing precautions and the line between religion and
politics. Also on the Op-Ed page is
Fr. Martin Stépanich, OFM, STD. Daniel Capodilupo tells us “How to assist
the dying” and provides useful legal aids.
Joseph Sobran’s obituary is also on the
op-ed pages—a man who was perhaps more controversial than The Four Marks. Church history by the Fathers Radecki covers 1414-1418,
a period of unbelievable suffering and death. John S. Daly gives us a
surprisingly fresh perspective reviewing the book: The Art of Reaching the Truth. He asks the question, “Is There
Smoke Without Fire?” In another op-ed, Stephen Heiner writes, “Reflections
on 9/11: Lessons still not learned. John Gregory presents St. Bridget. Father
Tim's Talks is entitled, “Absolution
refused.” Observations by Michael Oswalt
reveals much about the New Church. There’s
also Goldstein’s letters, and cartoons and commentary.
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SEPTEMBER 2010—News
Bullets by Edmund Sheridan—always intriguing! Voice of the Papacy continues on Christian Marriage. The editor gives us: “Scribbles in the Dark” and a few news
items. On the Op-Ed page: Daniel
Capodilupo gives us at the Epistle of Diognetus . “At the close
of the 13th century, Rome was in a state of turmoil…the papal
throne had been empty for two years and a holy hermit warned the cardinals
of impending chastisement if they did not elect a pope.” So begins the
Church history by the
Fathers Radecki. A NEW column by John S. Daly gives us a unique insight into
various topics as conceived by the authors of books he reviews in, Daly on Books. Fr. Brendan Hughes
teaches us more on infallibility: fresh and clear. John Gregory presents
St. Jerome and some excerpts from Church teaching on Creation. There’s an interesting take by Griff Ruby called
Escaping the Trilemma. There are also: Father
Tim's Talks, Observations by Michael Oswalt, Goldstein’s letters, and
cartoons and commentary.
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AUGUST 2010—Get an
inside look at The Nine. Michael Grant gives The Four Marks readers an exclusive interview with Fr. Joseph
Collins. Answers to questions you may have asked. In another front page
special by Four Marks writer , Ana Maggio reports on the coming anarchy due to
police layoffs in “Call to Arms”. News
Bullets by Edmund Sheridan—so cutting edge that his commentary is fresh
months later! .
Voice of the Papacy continues Christian Marriage, full
text: Casti Connubii.
New
this month on the Op-Ed page: Daniel Capodilupo. “The papal throne was vacant for nearly…”
begins the Church history by the Fathers Radecki. Fr. Brendan
Hughes tells us about the Assumption. Stephen Heiner gives us some sound
advice, in part 2 of “iCant” John Gregory
presents St. John Vianney, the Cure of Ars and after telling us of this pastor, turns to a
priest of today, Fr. Kevin Vaillancourt, quoting his powerful words. Griff
Ruby gives us a parable. Father Tim's Talks tells us a lot
about holy water. See also the excellent Observations by Michael
Oswalt, Goldstein’s letters, and cartoons.
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JULY 2010—Please send objections or
comments regarding the sedevacantist position as stated in The Church Crucified by John Lane. Please send questions or objections to the
editor—email
preferred. Selected letters will be addressed in The
Four Marks by Mr. Lane, in a final chapter.
News Bullets
by Edmund Sheridan.
Voice of the Papacy addresses Christian Marriage and will be continued in full over the next months. Worth reading: Casti Connubii. “Three
Silver Anniversaries” info on front page. News about the new
Tridentine Latin Mass DVD from St Joseph’s Media – describes production of
the high definition (picture and sound) video. The Editorial muses over
“The Wal-Mart version”. Read about
the First Council
of Lyons—learn who Guelfs were-- by the Fathers
Radecki. Fr. Brendan Hughes tells the American story of Our Lady of Prompt
Succor. In an Op-Ed, Stephen Heiner writes about oil spills, earthquakes,
climate, and hurricanes. John Gregory points to the evils of contraception
while presenting
St. Anne, the grandmother of Jesus and mother of Our Lady.
Griff Ruby talks about miracles. Father Tim's Talks tells the
story of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. See also Observations by
Michael Oswalt, Goldstein’s letters, and cartoons.
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JUNE 2010—Now is the time to state your
objections or comments to the sedevacantist position as stated in The
Church Crucified by John Lane.
June’s issue presents the 2nd half of: “Archbishop
Lefebvre and the Sedevacantist Thesis.” An important
historical analysis. Please send questions or objections to the editor—email
preferred. Selected letters will be addressed in The
Four Marks by Mr. Lane, in a final chapter.
News Bullets
by Edmund Sheridan offers timely commentary on value added tax, the BP oil
spill and more. Voice of the
Papacy addresses economic questions. June’s
editorial: “The Good Storm”. Michael Hoffman asks questions of the SSPX.
Read about the Fourth Lateran Council by the Fathers Radecki. Fr.
Brendan Hughes continues the English Reformation. Stephen Heiner looks at
Letter Writing in The Restoration
this month. Science Writer Hugh R. Miller explains that evolution is
impossible, and comments on the gulf catastrophe. John Gregory supplements
the front-page story on St. Boniface. Griff Ruby asks: Packed for the Trip?. Father Tim's Talks is entitled:
"Biddy Brady’s Waterloo". See also Observations by
Michael Oswalt, Goldstein’s letters, and cartoons.
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MAY 2010—In Chapter 13 of The Church Crucified, John Lane presents: “Archbishop Lefebvre
and the Sedevacantist Thesis.” Please send questions or objections to the
editor—email
preferred. Selected letters will be addressed in The
Four Marks by Mr. Lane, in a final chapter. Op-Ed page includes: “1983 Code of Canon Law: A Recipe for Sodomy”,
a straightforward comparison of the post Vatican II and the 1917 Code. News
Bullets by staff writer Edmund Sheridan offers his accurate and timely
commentary on food, health and finance issues, as well as sex scandal
cover-ups. Voice of the Papacy addresses usury and
dishonest profit. The editor considers life through the eyes of Mr. Magoo. Read about the rise and spread of Islam by the
Fathers Radecki. Fr. Brendan Hughes continues the English Reformation. Stephen
Heiner writes about smart phones and a lost world that was
supplanted by technology. Griff Ruby writes about politics and stem
cells. John Gregory presents St. Athanasius. Father Tim's
Talks is entitled: "The Supreme Evil". See book
review by Chris Strain and Observations by Michael Oswalt.
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April 2010- John Lane wraps up Chapter 12
of The Church Crucified. Please
send questions or objections to the editor—email preferred. Mr. Lane will
respond to selected objections in a final chapter. News Bullets by staff writer Edmund Sheridan addresses sex
scandals and other heated news topics.
This writer also looks at a remarkable leader: Salazar. Voice of the Papacy addresses
Liberty, Pope Leo XIII. The editor
gives the fascinating history, descriptions and more in, "Ancient legends, thorns, and
fragrant herbs enrich Mary's garden's". Rich with information on
traditional and medicinal plants, many are
listed that you may want to feature
in your garden this year. Read about the 2nd Lateran Councils - -where
usury was condemned- -abridged from Tumultuous
Times by the Fathers Radecki. Selected objections
will be addressed in The Four Marks
by Mr. Lane. Fr. Brendan Hughes walks us through the English
Reformation. Griff Ruby says, "God talks to me." John
Gregory presents St. Vincent Ferrer. Father
Tim's Talks is entitled: "Ear-marks of the
Beast". See many other regular articles, plus cartoons
from Paul
Nichols and John Francis Borra.
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March 2010—News Bullets by staff writer Edmund Sheridan opens this issue
with a bang. Voice of the Papacy presents the Apostolic Constitution on
Freemasonry of Clement XII. The
editorial, “What’s in a moment”, considers how we can use our time most
effectively. Articles include: “St. Catherine
contra Fr. Feeney settled 700 years ago,” “Trial of man who murdered
pro-life activist,” and more. Read about anti-popes and pseudo-councils in
Church history abridged from Tumultuous
Times by the Fathers Radecki. Having set the stage with a deep look at
Church teachings, John Lane now begins the heart of his book with Chapter 12
of The Church Crucified.
Fr. Brendan Hughes gives us a look at “Blessed Candles: Symbolic
Sacramentals”. Stephen Heiner discusses “Military Service Today” from one who has
been there. Clare Kolewski gives us a view of the latter times. Griff Ruby
makes a plea, “More Urgent than Ever”.
John Gregory presents St. Gregory the Great. Father
Tim’s Talks is entitled: “Sin No More” –in which he addresses difficult pastoral
duties. Science writer Hugh Miller discusses
scientific methods, and pseudo-scientists. The Four Marks introduces Chris Strain with his article, “My
God, my God, why
hast Thou forsaken Me?” Plus cartoons from Paul Nichols and John Francis Borra.
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February 2010—Our February front page has
an interview with former SSPX priest Rev. Fr. Joven Soliman by Fra Pio-Francis TOSF for The Four Marks. Also on the front page, staff writer Edmund
Sheridan covers numerous Internet issues.
The editorial, “Hence forward the quickening”, reviews the best of The Four Marks 2009’s articles. “Why
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The Fathers Radecki cover The Fourth Council of Constantinople (869-870) in
their continuing review of Church history abridged from Tumultuous Times.
The Church Crucified
by John Lane continues with Chapter 11: Canon Law and
Ecclesiology. Fr. Brendan Hughes continues with final segment in his study
on the Great Western Schism. Stephen Heiner offers an opinion piece on the
present situation in Haiti. John Gregory presents Candlemas as excerpted from the Liturgical
Year. Father Tim’s Talks for
February is entitled: “A Judge Needs Jurisdiction” –a story whose main
theme is to explain jurisdiction in the Church. “Ken and Ginny’s Treasure Chest” by Mary
Strain is a very moving true life story, about a
life that teaches love of God and Our Lady. Plus Paul
Nichol and more news articles including, “Broad daylight rape in Ohio—no
one helps woman”.
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January 2010—Opening the New Year: “Fr.
Lucian Pulvermacher OFM dead at 91” is the news
of a traditional pioneer’s death. It is a sad sign of the confusion of our
times that he took the name “Pope Pius XIII” after a very questionable
election when he was 80-years old. He later re-named himself “Pope Peter
II.” John Francis Borra writes, “Homosexual marriage and the further
erosion of constitutional guarantees”. A vile billboard posted by an Anglican church is
censored by the public. On page 2, the editorial is entitled, “When the
lights came on.” The Fathers Radecki cover The
Second Council of Nicaea in their abridged version of the Tumultuous Times. Clare Kolewski
writes, “Mass vestments are rich in history and meaning”, giving some much
needed background for thirsty readers. Fr. Brendan Hughes writes a seasonal
message, “Epiphany –A Returning of Love”. Don’t miss this one: The Restoration: Cell Phones, by Stephen
Heiner. John Gregory gives us a saint for January: Saint Polycarp. A touching story in Father
Tim’s Talks, worth the read! Hugh R. Miller breaks down “The
Anatomy of a Scientific Hoax”. David Goldstein’s letters continue with “The
Soul of Judaism”. Paul Nichol’s cartoon and comments.
And alongside the Classifieds we’ve included a
list of Vatican addresses, in case you have time on your hands…
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December
2009—An interview with Bishop Robert F. McKenna OP, by Michael Grant is featured on the front page. Thomas Chapman
correspondent for The Four Marks from Portugal writes, “Vatican opens its
doors to Anglicans”. The editorial talks about crosses and the struggles of
the Christmas season. Thomas A. Droleskey reconciles with The Four Marks.
(Page 3) “Ave Mater Boni Consilii”, by Br.
Pio-Francis TOF, is the fascinating story of St. Francis of Assisi and the
Third Order. The Fathers Radecki cover The Third
Council of Constantinople (680-681 AD) and the rise of Islam. In John
Lane’s The Church Crucified he writes about “The
Fifth Opinion: A Pope who fell into public heresy would cease ipso facto to
be the visible head of the Church.” Fr. Brendan Hughes continues on the topic of the
Great Western Schism. Stephen Heiner’s The
Restoration looks at etiquette. Griff Ruby writes “The Absent-Minded
Professor” with interesting applications for today. John Gregory tells
readers about St. Francis Xavier. Father Tim’s Talks is on “Why he says the
breviary” in his homespun way of addressing Protestants’ questions. Science
writer Hugh R. Miller’s Digging for the Facts gives a report on recent C-14
dating of fossils including dinosaur bone collagen. David Goldstein’s
letters continue addressing Mr. Isaacs about sacrifice. As always, there
are hidden jewels throughout.
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November
2009—Stephen Heiner’s front
page interview with Fr. Michael Oswalt continues this month on page
6. Fr. Oswalt exposes the behind-the-scene Vatican II Church. Page 1 tells
of vandalism and hate crimes against Our Lady and Holy Mother Church. The
Voice of the Papacy features an encyclical of Pope Pius IX on the Promotion
of False Doctrines. Also see a an article on the
Fatima Conference 2009. The editor tells the story of her trip to the
Fatima Conference with some personal details. Fr. Benedict Hughes tells us
the importance of “Feeding Souls with the Doctrine of Truth.” The Fathers
Radecki cover The Second Council of Constantinople
(553 AD) in their abridged version of the Tumultuous Times. In The
Church Crucified John Lane says, “It is
conceded that if Suarez’ premises were sound, his arguments would indeed
lead to his conclusion.” Thus he addresses another
aspect of the most pivotal issue of our day. Fr. Brendan Hughes writes on the Great Western
Schism. John Gregory looks at the mystic, St. John of the Cross. Father Tim’s Talks brings us back to another era,
but a familiar situation. The story of Sister Olive Rowley OSF is reprinted
from the quarterly newsletter from Fr. Martin Stépanich OFM, STD. We’re always glad to see Paul Nichols’ cartoon and
commentary. And
on the back page we read about the Miraculous Medal.
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October
2009—This month opens with an interview by Stephen Heiner
with Fr. Michael Oswalt formerly with the Vatican II Church.
Excerpts on the Rosary from Leo XII, and “TIA accuses Cardinal Newman” by
Fr. Gabriel Lavery complete the front page. The October editorial, “Trust
and the masked man” addresses big medicine and misconceptions. A report
from Survivor’s Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) criticizes the
Vatican for ignoring problems, and secrecy, along with giving helpful
methods of dealing with abuse problems for all concerned. A poem by Fr. Jamie St. Anthony, “Why”. The Fathers Radecki cover
The First Council of Constantinople in their abridged version of the
Tumultuous Times. John Lane continues with Chapter 7 of The Church Crucified. Fr. Brendan Hughes covers
types of Church councils in “The Infallibility of the Universal
Episcopate”. Stephen Heiner presents The Restoration. Griff Ruby gives us
“Our Widow’s Mite” facing some practical difficulties. John Gregory looks
at a couple of September’s feasts. There’s more Father Tim’s Talks, too. David
Goldstein’s letters continue with “Are Temple Sacrifices Necessary?”
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September
2009—The front page tells the remarkable story of King St. Stephen I of
Hungary, side by side with the Voice of the Papacy on the Hungarian
Millennium. Other front page stories include the
death of Terri Schiavo’s father, more new mass
changes, and “Saint Benedict’s Order LIVES!” The editorial covers some
current news stories: the deaths of Tiller the abortionist and Ted Kennedy.
The Fathers Radecki cover The First Council of
Constantinople in their abridged version of the Tumultuous Times. John Lane continues with Chapter 7 of The
Church Crucified. Fr. Brendan Hughes covers types of Church councils in
“The Infallibility of the Universal Episcopate”. Stephen Heiner’s The Restoration.
Griff Ruby gives us “Our Widow’s Mite” facing some practical difficulties.
John Gregory looks at a couple of September’s feasts. There’s
more Father Tim’s Talks, too.
David Goldstein’s letters continue with “Are Temple Sacrifices Necessary?”
There’s also news from a traditional Catholic priest in Russia, Fr. Kryssov.
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August, 2009—This FREE issue is in black and white.
The
St. Louis, Missouri, once Catholic Cathedral,
built in 1914, graces the front page with the story of King St. Louis of
France. Other front-page stories include “Dimond thieves?” about a lawsuit
involving a group that purports to be a Catholic Monastery and an interview
by Stephen Heiner with Fr. Floriano Abrahamowicz
concerning his recent expulsion from the SSPX. The editor’s opinion entitled “Serpents and questions
of betrayal” graces the inside cover page next to this month’s packed Reader’s Forum. Regular
columns include: The Church Crucified by John Lane, Tumultuous Times--Church History
(Chapter 1) by the Frs. Radecki, The
Restoration—Travel by Stephen Heiner, “The Infallibility of the
Universal Episcopate” by Fr. Brendan Hughes, CMRI, John Gregory give a
comparison of the Last Rites, David Goldstein’s
letters continue with “Jewish Priests and Sacrifices”, and commentary and
cartoon by John Francis Borra.
Other
stories include “Why won’t the diocese pay priest’s pension?”, “Interview
with Bishop Williamson twisted out of context, misquoted”, and more!
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July, 2009—Opens with
the story of King St. Henry II of the Holy Roman Empire. The death of
Sister Mary Olive Rowley is also on the front page with "Voice of the
Papacy." The Four Marks editorial explains, “How to sell your
widget” and the Reader’s Forum includes a letter from Bp. Williamson. The
final segment of John Daly’s “The Impossible Crisis” is an excellent script
with which to guide your discussions on the true Church. Followed
by John Lane’s “The Church Crucified”, which considers the identity of the
Church in depth. Fr. Brendan Hughes, CMRI gives us another history
lesson: “Imperial Involvement in Early Church Councils”. Clare Kolewski
gives a personal look at priests, and John Gregory talks about divisions
and echoes Fr. Martin Stépanich’s position on “una cum Benedicto”. Mary
Jane Diehl examines secular society. We have many other articles,
including, “John Paul II and Mrs. Poltawska” –the story that recently
disappeared-- as quickly as it appeared and stopped the JP2 sainthood
train!
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June
2009: “It’s an open secret—The Vatican is betraying the underground Church
in China,” by Thomas Chapman.
Chapman, himself, has traveled in secret to Beijing and met with
members of the underground Church. St. Anthony of Padua is the featured
saint of the month, and shows the basilica where he is
buried, now a Conciliar church. Fr. Meramo is
ousted from the SSPX and explains why he will not join the Vatican
II Church. It must be borne in mind that he is at the crux of a personal
conflict: He has not yet taken a sedevacantist stance, but condemns the
Church of which Benedict is head. June’s editorial, “Our Gethsemane: In
fear of our losses,” looks at death and our worst fears. The final segment
of Tumultuous Times begins: “The radical changes of Vatican II have hurled
many unsuspecting Catholics into a new church that has the semblance of
Catholicism but lacks many of its essential elements.” John Lane’s book,
The Church Crucified, continues with Unity. John Daly’s “The Impossible
Crisis” discusses the traits of the true Church. Fr. Brendan Hughes
continues his article on the necessarily infallible Church. Stephen Heiner’s “Sustainable Living” is rich with his unique
and creative perspective on the mundane basics. The shooting of abortionist
George Tiller is one of several news stories. And
more…
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May 2009: Now with more color… This issue
continues the masterful works of several of the Church’s finest writers. In
“The Church Crucified”, John Lane
explains why unity is a defining mark. John Daly’s article “The Impossible Crisis” guides us
through this time of crisis. “Who is
Ultimately Responsible for the Universal Loss of Faith?” is this
month’s Tumultuous Times
segment by Frs.
Francisco and Dominic Radecki, CMRI. Stephen Heiner addresses particularly
young adults in his article: “The
Restoration: College”—of interest whether you are college bound or not.
Fr. Daniel Ahern tells us about the return of the Chalice, updating April’s
remarkable story. The Four Marks
editor sings the blues while considering America’s woes. Science writer
Hugh Miller gives us the highlights from the creation conference he
attended in Rome. David Goldstein’s letters continue with “Democratic and Authoritative Religion”.
Cartoonists John Francis Borra and Paul Nichols offer fresh views. Read the
story of Fr. Vincent Bowes. Pope Benedict XIV, on Jews and Christians
living in the same place, from 1751, is the “Voice of the Papacy” this month. Fr. Brendan Hughes,
CMRI gives us “Infallibility: The
Church Teaching and the Church Believing”. James Anthony writes about “St. Athanasius: Catholic Model for Our
Times.” …and more.
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April 2009: “My favorite issue yet,” says editor.
At the top of the front page is "Catch of the Day" a breathtaking
true story by Fr. Daniel Ahern. The photos alone convey much. SSPX Prior
Fr. Basilio Méramo, writes to Bp. Fellay about the Vatican II Church after
receiving a second letter from the SSPX Superior General: surprising and
courageous. Pope Pius 8th writes about dangers in the world that reads like
our present day. April editorial: Should we pray for conversions?
What kind of Catholic would ask? The editor shares some random thoughts. In
our abridged version of Tumultuous Times, the Frs. Radecki ask among other things: Was John XXIII a Freemason? Arm
yourself with "The Church Crucified" --a comprehensive assessment
of the present Church-- continues from March. "The Impossible
Crisis" by John Daly walks through the storm with trust and
confidence. Stephen Heiner gives a fresh perspective on
"Dating", its trials and tribulations in the remnant Church.
"Con artists scam Sisters" is one of the
current news stories in this hard-hitting issue. David Goldstein's letters ... and
more!
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March
2009: "Modernists launch Vatican II petition" and "Seven
states launch efforts for 'Personhood' of pre-born" share the front
page with Voice of the Papacy on devotion to St. Joseph. The
editorial tells a story about childhood companions and lessons we should
apply to non-Catholics that make doctrinal demands on the Vatican
today. Fr. Martin Stépanich addresses "Attendance at 'Una Cum
Benedicto' Tridentine Latin Masses". The Church Crucified
tells the "Radical Truth about the Catholic Church in Our Time".
This is the second chapter in a book being published
for the first time. A MUST read. Frs. Francisco and Dominic Radecki
ask "How Could This Have Happened?" Stephen Heiner reveals
"The True Holocaust" in his defense of Bishop Williamson. James
Anthony focuses on "New Vatican Official 'Thanks' Muslims".
Staff writer Ana Maggio draws our attention to "The Fast Growing
Reality of Obama Worship." Dr. Kenneth Cory offers a personal
experience, “A Scientific Critique of Evolution" continues, David
Goldstein, John Francis Borra on contraception ... and more!
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February
2009: The editor has combed the news and other sources to present readers with,
“SSPX: Fork in the Road.” An SSPX press release is included, and a
statement from the Jewish community. Father Eldred Leslie is mourned --murdered in South Africa. Voice of the
Papacy is on the Nullity of Anglican Orders, principles which
cast doubt on the validity of the new rite of ordination used in the
Conciliar Church. The February editorial discusses the reaction to John
Paul’s female altar-boys in 1994. In their
abridged segment of the Tumultuous Times, Frs. Francisco and Dominic
Radecki discuss the Rosary and its changes in the Vatican II Church. Staff
writer Ana Maggio retells the horror of the Reign of Terror and the
slaughter of the Vendée in her news story, “Vendée seek recognition as
first genocide in modern history.” Dr. Kenneth Cory offers a thoughtful
comparison in “Consumerism and the Liturgy.” “A Scientific Critique of
Evolution continues with Dr. Josef Holzschuh. The
persecuted St. Romuald is February’s saint. David
Goldstein’s letters to Mr. Isaacs continue with “Reform Hudaism
Examined.” Much more and Readers Forum is full of letters!
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Volume
4, that is, the
fourth year of The Four Marks
begins with the January 2009 issue. This January issue includes a front page story on the United Nation’s gay rights declaration.
The Muslims oppose, but not Israel, and not the Vatican. The Voice of the
Papacy instructs us on Christians as Citizens (Leo XIII). The editorial
looks deeper into homosexual acts as they are condoned
by religion. The Frs. Radecki wrote concerning the Fatima Secret and other
apparitions, as does Fr. Brendan Hughes in “Mary’s intervention in the
History of the Church.” Dr. Kenneth Cory offers readers, “Natural Goodness
and Salvation.” Various news articles: Pro-life, homeschooling, vaccinations, and a
“Scientific Critique on Evolution,”
along with prayer ideas listed for us by Fr. Faber –just reading
them is inspiring! A new addition to the paper are
the letters of David Goldstein a convert to Catholicism.
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The
December issue of The Four Marks
includes the sermon by Fr. Casimir Puskorius, CMRI at Fr. Alexander Kryssov’s first Mass, which tells of Fr. Kryssov’s search for the Catholic Church, conversion,
and his long climb
to the Holy Priesthood. In the front page article, “Obama vs. Roberts”
Stephen D. Hottinger
takes the reader through the mounting concerns about Obama’s
citizenship. The Voice of the Papacy looks at the Crusades and the Holy
Lands where Christ was born. December’s editorial reviews the new movie
“John XXIII—The Pope of Peace” with arch-liberal
Ed Asner as John. Tumultuous Times gives very revealing Vatican II Church
statistics. This is paired with a new study on
“Catholic” colleges. Ana Maggio prepares us for the “Freedom of Choice Act”
and the elimination of our freedoms.
Aerospace engineer Eric Bermingham
reviews: The Explorers of Mt. Ararat—and the Search for Noah’s Ark, giving
much information and history in his examination. Jennifer Dearman
is back with the Saint of the month, and science writer Hugh R. Miller
looks at a recent conference of scientists who oppose evolution. And much more.
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The November issue of The Four Marks
opens with a front-page story on the Fatima Conference in Spokane,
Washington, which touches on the ordination of Fr. Alexander Kryssov of
Moscow. In the “Voice of the Papacy” you may read
Pope Pius XII's directives for the "Woman of Today" (1946). An
article addresses abortion's impact on the economy. Fr. Martin Stepanich, OFM, STD writes Bp. Dolan defending The
Four Marks and its editor. The Frs. Radecki address
Extreme Unction. John Lane presents his final segment of "A
Defense of the Sedevacantist Position". Fr. Brendan Hughes, CMRI
continues with a history of Vatican I. Hugh Akins reviews: Americanism
& the Anti-Christian Conspiracy. Along with other favorites
like Father Tim's Talks, read numerous other articles!
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The October issue includes: Voice of the
Papacy—Leo XIII on the Rosary, Stephen Heiner’s
interview with Fr. Anthony Cekada, articles on a remarkable experience of
one priest “Thirty Years ago” by Fr. Benedict Hughes, CMRI, continuing
series on the sedevacantist position by John Lane, and on the history of
Vatican I by Fr. Brendan Hughes, CMRI. An abridged
segment from Tumultuous Times, by the Fathers Radecki, Father Tim’s Talks (Courtship), book reviews, cartoons, and
more. The editor responds to a
widely published statement regarding Barry Ahern and Communion policies.
(See articles regarding this in September’s issue.)
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The September
issue includes: Voice of the Papacy—Leo XIII on the Unity of the Church,
articles on Westminster Abbey, the “Seat of Kings and Bishops,” Shakespeare
Affirms the Faith by Rebecca Ann Hinton, PhD; “Underground Church in
England” also about Shakespeare, “North American Martyrs: Saint Isaac
Jogues” By Robert Valente; Letter to Barry Ahern and his reply, plus
commentary; “Shroud of
Turin—Conference in Columbus—evolution fairytale” by science writer Hugh R.
Miller; “Dressing Liturgically” by Kenneth A Cory, PhD; Editorial: News
potpourri—and English “pope” block’s flock’s escape; and other regular
features.
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The August issue includes: Voice of the
Papacy—Pope Pius VII opposing religious liberty, articles about World Youth
Day and other news topics, Editorial—“The Ever-Tolerant Pink Flamingo,” a
study on the new rite of confirmation by the Frs. Radecki; and articles by:
John Daly, Thomas A. Droleskey, Fr. Brendan Hughes, John Lane, Hugh Miller, Fr. Martin Stépanich and
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