Category Archives: Pope

Three Videos About Cardinal Burke and the Papacy

Posted on March 10, 2013 by John Paul Wohlscheid

Here are three videos about Cardinal Burke and his suitability for the papacy. This first video was made by Michael Voris of Real Catholic TV in April of 2012. Even back then people were talking about Burke being a great … Continue reading →

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Who Will be the Next Pope?

Posted on March 6, 2013 by John Paul Wohlscheid

Now that Pope Benedict has abdicated and the conclave has been set to start March 11th, everyone is going to be trying to guess who will be the next pope. In fact, Business Insider has an interesting list, with pros … Continue reading →

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My Thoughts on Pope Benedict’s Abdication

Posted on February 13, 2013 by John Paul Wohlscheid

This Monday we head the news that Pope Benedict XVI is abdicating the Chair of St. Peter. I head this sad news shortly after I woke up at 6 am. My first thought was that it was a horrible and … Continue reading →

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Pope Benedict XVI is Now the 4th Oldest Pope in Church History

Posted on January 17, 2013 by John Paul Wohlscheid

Pope Benedict XVI continues to amaze me. I read the other day that he is now the fourth oldest pope in the history of the Roman Catholic Church. He just recently passed Blessed Pope Pius IX. Next year he will … Continue reading →

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The Astounding and Little Known Story Behind the St. Michael Prayer.

Posted on June 29, 2012 by John Paul Wohlscheid

Before Vatican II, the St. Michael prayer was said after every Mass. This custom was started by Pope Leo XIII. Below is the story behind the devotion and it is quite astounding to say the least. The following is taken … Continue reading →

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The Roles Have Been Reversed

Posted on April 1, 2012 by John Paul Wohlscheid

Well, Pope Benedict  finished his visit to Cuba last week and is now home. While he was there, the Holy Father had a meeting with Fidel Castro. He also said Mass in Havana’s Revolution Square for over 300,000 people. One … Continue reading →

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Highlights of 2011 and Hope for 2012

Posted on January 1, 2012 by John Paul Wohlscheid

2011 was a turbulent year and I can’t say that I’m sorry to see it go. Now we’re staring at the blank slate that is 2012. Even though much of what happened in 2011 was bad (Muslim Brotherhood taking over … Continue reading →

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Pope Leo XIII’s Important Encyclical on Labor

Posted on September 5, 2011 by John Paul Wohlscheid

Today, in America and Canada, many people are celebrating the national holiday of Labor Day. At the same time, unions across the country are using this time to promote their propaganda when it is clear to educated and thinking people that these … Continue reading →

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