Quote of the day - Pope St. Gregory.
Pope St. Gregory the Great, Pastoral Rule (Bk I of IV), Ch. 1: “No one presumes to teach an art till he has first, with intent meditation, learned it. What rashness is it, then, for the unskilful to assume pastoral authority, since the government of souls is the art of arts! For who can be ignorant that the sores of the thoughts of men are more occult than the sores of the bowels? And yet how often do men who have no knowledge whatever of spiritual precepts fearlessly profess themselves physicians of the heart, though those who are ignorant of the effect of drugs blush to appear as physicians of the flesh! But because, through the ordering of God, all the highest in rank of this present age are inclined to reverence religion, there are some who, through the outward show of rule within the holy Church, affect the glory of distinction. They desire to appear as teachers, they covet superiority to others, and, as the Truth attests, they seek the first …More

Quote of the day - St. Bridget of Sweden.
Our Lord Jesus Christ spoke to St. Bridget, saying: “They [lustful spouses] seek a warmth and sexual lust that will perish and love flesh that will be eaten by worms. … When the couple comes to bed, my Spirit leaves them immediately and the spirit of impurity approaches instead because they only come together for the sake of lust and do not discuss or think about anything else with each other.… Such a married couple will never see my face unless they repent.” (Jesus Christ speaking to St. Bridget – Excerpt from The Revelations of St. Bridget, Book 1, Chapter 26)

Quote of the day - St. Finnian.
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St. Finnian of Clonard, The Penitential of Finnian, #46: “We advise and exhort that there be continence in marriage, since marriage without continence is not lawful, but sin, and [marriage] is permitted by the authority of God not for lust but for the sake of children...”

Quote of the day - St. Barnabas.
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St. Barnabas, Letter of Barnabas, Chapter 10:8, A.D. 74: “For he means, ‘Thou shalt not be like to those whom we hear of as committing wickedness with the mouth through uncleanness [oral sex]; nor shalt thou be joined to those impure women who commit iniquity with the mouth with the body through uncleanness.’”

Quote of the day - Pope Pius XII.
Pope Leo XII (1824): “He who hears you, hears me; and he who despises you, despises me [Luke 10:16]; and the Church is the pillar and firmament of truth [1 Tim. 3:15], as the apostle Paul teaches. In reference to these words St. Augustine says: ‘Whoever is without the Church will not be reckoned among the sons, and whoever does not want to have the Church as mother will not have God as father.’”(Ubi Primum #22)

Quote of the day.
St. Athanasius: “68. And he [St. Anthony] was altogether wonderful in faith and religious, for he never held communion with the Meletian schismatics, knowing their wickedness and apostasy from the beginning; nor had he friendly dealings with the Manichaeans or any other heretics; or, if he had, only as far as advice that they should change to piety. For he thought and asserted that intercourse with these was harmful and destructive to the soul. In the same manner also he loathed the heresy of the Arians, and exhorted all neither to approach them nor to hold their erroneous belief. And once when certain Arian madmen came to him, when he had questioned them and learned their impiety, he drove them from the mountain, saying that their words were worse than the poison of serpents… 69. …Wherefore have no fellowship with the most impious Arians. For there is no communion between light and darkness.” (Life of Anthony (Vita S. Antoni) N. 68, 69.)

Quote of the day - St. Anthony the Abbot.
“So great is my aversion for the company of heretics, or of conversation with them, that I say we ought not even go near them.”

The "Pope Video" (updated with honest translation)
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Quote of the day - Pope Gregory VII.
Pope Gregory VII, “Libertas Ecclesiae”, 1079 AD: “We hold it to be far nobler to fight for a long time for freedom of the Holy Church than to sink into a miserable and devilish servitude. For the wretched fight as limbs of the devil, and are crushed down into miserable slavery to him. The members of Christ, on the other hand, fight to bring back those same wretches into Christian freedom.”

Quote of the day - St. Vincent Ferrer.
St. Vincent Ferrer, “Treatise on the Spiritual Life”, Chapter 6: “To regulate the body, you must first strive to resist, with energy and perseverance, intemperance in eating and drinking; for unless you are victorious over this irregularity, you will labor in vain to acquire other virtues.”

Quote of the day - St. Athanasius.
Letter of Saint Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria, to his flock: “May God console you! What saddens you is the fact that others have occupied the churches [Catholic churches that became Arian churches; a similar situation to what has happened today] by violence, while during this time you are on the outside. It is a fact that they have the premises—but you have the Apostolic Faith. They can occupy our churches, but they are outside the true Faith. You remain outside the places of worship, but the Faith dwells within you. Let us consider what is more important, the place or the Faith? - The true faith, obviously. Who has lost and who has won in this struggle—the one who keeps the premises or the one who keeps the Faith? True, the premises are good when the Apostolic Faith is preached there; they are holy if everything takes place there in a holy way… You are the ones who are happy: you who remain within the Church by your faith, who hold firmly to the …More

The annotated "Pope Video"
"Pope Francis' official message."

Quote of the day - St. Louis de Montfort (et Bl. Alan de la Roche)
"She also said to Blessed Alan, "I want you to know that, although there are numerous indulgences already attached to the recitation of my Rosary, I shall add many more to every five decades for those, who free from serious sin, say them with devotion, on their knees. And whosoever shall persevere in the devotion of the holy Rosary, with its prayers and meditations, shall be rewarded for it; I shall obtain for him full remission of the penalty and the guilt of all his sins at the end of his life." (The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis De Montfort)

Quote of the day - St. Louis de Montfort.
"So the complete Rosary is a large crown of roses and the Rosary of five decades is a little wreath of flowers or a small crown of heavenly roses which we place on the heads of Jesus and Mary. The rose is the queen of flowers, and so the Rosary is the rose of all devotions and it is therefore the most important one." (The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis De Montfort)

Quote of the day - Pope Leo XIII.
“The Church in respect of its unity belongs to the category of things INDIVISIBLE by nature, though heretics try to divide it into many parts…”—Pope Leo XIII, 1896, Satis Cognitum # 4

Quote of the day - Pope Pius VI.
Pope Pius VI, Errors of the Synod of Pistoia, 1794, Condemned propositions: “47 Likewise, the proposition which teaches that it is necessary, according to the natural and divine laws, for either excommunication or for suspension, that a personal examination should precede, and that, therefore, sentences called ‘ipso facto’ [automatically, by force of the law itself] have no other force than that of a serious threat without any actual effect,—false, rash, pernicious, injurious to the power of the Church, erroneous.”

Quote of the day - St. Louis de Montfort.
"Among Catholics those who bear the mark of God's reprobation think but little of the Rosary (whether that of five decades or fifteen). They either fail to say it or only say it very quickly and in a lukewarm manner."—St. Louis De Montfort1716, The Secret of the Rosary

Quote of the day - Pope St. Pius X.
“… we must use every means and exert all our energy to bring about the utter disappearance of the enormous and detestable wickedness, so characteristic of our time – the substitution of man for God…” —Pope St. Pius X, 1903, E Supremi Apostolatus # 9

Quote of the day - St. Francis Xavier.
“I told him that God, most Faithful and True, held the misbelievers and their prayers in abomination, and so willed that their worship, which He rejected altogether, should come to nought.” —St. Francis Xavier (1542)

Quote of the day - St. Thomas Aquinas.
"Baptism is not to be conferred on a man who is unwilling to give up his other sins, so neither should Baptism be given to one who is unwilling to renounce his unbelief. Nevertheless, each of them receives the Sacrament if it is conferred on him, although not unto salvation." —St. Thomas Aquinas