Author Archives: John Paul Wohlscheid

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About John Paul Wohlscheid

Born Roman Catholic. Raised Roman Catholic. Will Die Roman Catholic.

The Catholic Theology of Guardian Angels

Since October is the month of the angels, I decided to write this article to remind people of their forgotten guardians. Everyone is familiar with the imagery of a kindly angel watching over a child. While the most people recognize … Continue reading

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The Heresy of Sola Scriptura is Unbiblical and Destructive

The heresy of Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone) was an invention of the 16th century, which has no actual basis in Scripture. Most Protestants point to 2 Timothy 3:16 as the Biblical basis for this heresy, but that does not work … Continue reading

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Altar Serving Book – Dress Code

Sadly, today most churches do not have a dress code for their altar boys. While it might not seem significant, a dress code is important because it is meant to help the server understand the importance of what he is … Continue reading

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Cardinal Burke Does it Again

Recently, Cardinal Raymond Burke gave a very good interview to the Wanderer magazine. I suggest that you read it. You can find it here. Michael Voris did two very good Vortex episodes on the interview. Enjoy.

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The Truth about Islam

There are a lot of different explanations of the origins and beliefs of Islam. Most of what is available is incorrect because misinformation. Catholics need to beware of the history and beliefs of their past and future enemy. Hillary Belloc … Continue reading

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A Word to the Wise

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Pope St. Pius X (1835 – 1914)

Pope St. Pius X was born Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto on June 2, 1835. His father was a postman in the town of Riese, Italy.  He was the second of ten children. Even though his family was poor, education was very … Continue reading

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We Don’t Need Dancing Bishops, We Need Leaders

Contrary to what the secular media may think, Pope Francis’ comments during his return flight from Rio to Rome are not what we should be focussing on. Instead it is the disgraceful actions of the bishops at World Youth Day. … Continue reading

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Answers for Traditionally Minded Catholics

It is the duty of all confirmed Catholics to continue to learn about their Faith. However, many of the sources available on the web are either based on the water down theology that appeared after Vatican II or is written … Continue reading

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The Roots of the Faith Can Be Found in Judaism

The Catholic Faith is based on the strong foundation of the Jewish religion. You probably have heard this many times, but don’t much beyond it. Well, there is a book that explain in-depth the connection between Judaism and Catholicism. The … Continue reading

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