'What Our Lady experienced at her Nativity'

Given that she was preserved from original sin, and that she was fully conscious whilst still in the womb, what was Our Lady's birth like – both for herself, and for her mother St Anne?

What were the similarities and differences between the Nativity of Our Lady and that of Our Lord?

https://www.wmreview.org/p/nativity-our-lady

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What Our Lady experienced at her Nativity

Given that she was preserved from original sin, and that she was fully conscious whilst still in the womb, what was Our Lady's birth like – both for herself, and for her mother St Anne?

The life of Our Lady in St Anne's womb - The silence of Scripture

Does Scripture's silence on the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God, mean there's nothing to know?

Explore the truths and theological insights that shape our understanding of her unique role:
https://www.wmreview.org/p/our-lady-in-the-womb

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The life of Our Lady in St Anne's womb - The silence of Scripture

Does Scripture's silence on the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God, mean there's nothing to know? Explore the hidden truths and theological insights that shape our understanding of her unique role.

Is the legitimacy of a universally and peacefully accepted pope a matter of faith?

EXCLUSIVE translation of John of St Thomas on the UPA controversy.

In this first part, the great Dominican theologian addresses the theological note of the question:

https://www.wmreview.org/p/jst-upa-i

See below for precisely why the Conciliar-Synodal Church is NOT the Catholic Church:

https://wmreview.org/p/the-conciliar-synodal-church-is-not

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The Conciliar-Synodal Church is not the Catholic Church – Editors' Updates

A "square" lacking the necessary property of four sides is not a square.

In Dec 2023, we switched from saying "Conciliar" to "Conciliar-Synodal" Church. Is the Vatican reading The WM Review?

'112. Most... responses and dialogue documents clearly agree... primacy should be exercised in an authentic conciliar/synodal Church.'

Image: From the Vatican's new document abolishing the papacy, by changing it beyond recognition, and attempting to prevent it ever being filled again.

Happy Fathers' Day to all the dads out there.

And here's a short explanation on why it is that the Gospels tell us a lot more about St Joseph than you might think...!

https://www.wmreview.org/p/st-joseph-coleridge

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Do the Gospels tell us more about St Joseph than we realise? Fr H.J. Coleridge SJ, 1885

“… It becomes obvious that we have continual though silent record of decisions and acts of St Joseph.”

"The absurdity of the matter is almost immediately evident."

That's what the theologian Dorsch said of a doctrine of religious liberty effectively taken up by Vatican II.

Read and understand, it isn't just an error: it's a fundamental change in outlook.

https://www.wmreview.org/p/the-doctrine-of-religious-tolerance

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The doctrine of religious tolerance, as it was before Vatican II - Dorsch, 1928

"The absurdity of the matter is almost immediately evident."

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Some well-intentioned persons want to "defend the papacy" from traditionalists and from those who hold that the recent claimants have not been true popes.

They lump us in with Eastern schismatics and "hyperpapalist" popesplainers.

Read why they miss the point:

https://wmreview.substack.com/p/the-ignoble-art-of-missing-the-point

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The Ignoble Art of Missing the Point - Editors' Updates

St Paul did not say, "Accept what is true in a new Gospel and reject what is false."