Although impressed by Leo XIV’s full life spent in the service of the Church, we are invincibly gripped by anguish: born in 1955, he is necessarily a victim of the break with Tradition that Father de Nantes so dreaded, the break that the Second Vatican Council provoked within the Church herself.

What should we think about Pope Leo XIV? This is a key question that has no doubt been on your minds since May 8.

He is risen ! n° 266 - May 2025

The Church is falling ‘into ruins’ today under the blows of the synodal reform. Our Lord has put a stop to it, for the time being. Can He allow His Church’s very constitution to be dislocated? Yet the root causes of the evil remain. Let us pray for the Holy Father so that he restore the dogma of the Faith.

He is risen ! n° 265 - April 2025

In the climate of pre-conclave expectation that existed in 1978 preceding the conclave that elected the Holy Pope John Paul I, Father de Nantes dispelled some common misconceptions concerning papal elections.

The events that were symbolically foretold to Saint John Bosco in his dreams have always been fulfilled and are still being fulfilled to the letter.

The Old Testament is a truly unique human document. It relates the incomparable progress of the people of Israel towards civilisation and holiness. Their history began in odious circumstances, but they were finally led to a pure, spiritual and universalist religion.

“We are more important to God than all the sins we can commit because He is father (…). He will never stop blessing us.” We need to show clearly that these words are the logical, predictable result of the reform of the Church that was forcibly carried out during the Second Vatican Council. Pope Francis’ pastoral outlook is in perfect continuity with this conciliar reform.

These new Norms is bringing about a veritable revolution in the Church, since they profoundly alter the function and mission of her Pastors, who for 2000 years have been defending their flock against Satan’s most subtle stratagems.