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18.10.26 Nuntiatoria CXXVIII: NON POTEST VERITAS SUBDI POTESTATI
This editorial asserts that truth should not be subjugated to authority, emphasising that legitimate power derives from truth rather than mandates it. It critiques contemporary tendencies in both ecclesiastical and societal contexts where authority prioritises institutional credibility over accountability. Ultimately, it calls for a return to truth as the foundation of authority, urging faithful adherence…
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11.10.26 Nuntiatoria CXXVII: STATE, ET TENETE TRADITIONES
This edition explores the tension between preserving traditions and responding to contemporary challenges within the Church. It emphasises the need for accountability in developments related to doctrine, liturgy, and law, while asserting that fidelity to received teachings is crucial. The necessity of discerning between genuine tradition and change is highlighted.
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Today’s Mass: October 21 St Ursula, Virgin Martyr & Companions
St Ursula and Companions, Virgins and Martyrs; Commemoration of St Hilarion, Confessor. Though legends concerning Ursula and eleven thousand virgins are historically uncertain, early Christian martyrs were venerated at Cologne. St Hilarion, Palestinian hermit and disciple of St Anthony, embraced severe penance and solitude, dying in 371 aged eighty.
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18.10.26 CXXVIII, Church Crisis, Comment, Current Affairs, Editorial, Far Left, Features, Fidem Servare, Gaza/Israel, History, Immigration, Islam, Lloyd, Martyrs, Other News, Persecution, Politics, Pope, Scandal, Social Mission, The West, Vatican, ZeitgeistGAZA’S DEAD and the Claims Made in Their Name
Nuntiatoria is a traditional Catholic editorial and pastoral initiative dedicated to proclaiming the perennial truths of the Faith in a time of profound confusion. Rooted in the timeless witness of the Church, it defends sound doctrine, reverent liturgy, and the social Kingship of Christ as the foundations of Christian life and civilisation.
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