Those who have been reading this little publication for a while will know that I identify as a counter-revolutionary Catholic integralist.This simply means that I believe it is the responsibility of every Catholic today to dedicate his or her life to fighting the Revolution that Satan began with his rebellion and fall. This one Revolution has manifested itself in several ways throughout history, some of the most wicked and significant manifestations being the Protestant Revolution (euphemistically called the “Reformation”), the French Revolution, the Communist Revolution, the Cultural Revolution (“sex, drugs, and Rock & Roll”), and the Modernist Revolution in the Church, of which Synodality is its most rebellious incarnation.It is my belief that, to fight this Revolution, Catholics have no choice but to be integralists. I have treated the subject in detail in essays elsewhere, but a simple definition of Catholic Integralism is that it is merely the belief that the Catholic faith should inform not only private life but also society and government, with temporal authority ultimately ordered toward man’s eternal good under God.

Originally published in Radical Fidelity. Read original article