Traditional Mass Cebu

                                     At last, the first color portrait of Dona Catalina Santos (1655 - 1727) has been made. It was done by the daughter of my mom's friend. Dona Catalina stands as a forgotten, but unbowed heroine, who fought for Cebu, the Philippines, Spain and the Catholic Church. She may have fought Moro pirates in the past, but now fights alongside her husband Alejandro (1643 - 1701) and Fray Julian Bermejo (1777 - 1851) against the modernist and corrupt West which removed Christ and devotes itself to secularism. While the Disney Princesses have a hundred thousand fans here in my country, Catalina's fans are only a small remnant who are ready to defend the faith. Catalina's few fans remind me of the Catholic Church reduced to a remnant while the Novus Ordo is praised everywhere. Catalina was born in Mandawi (now Mandaue) on November 25, 1655 and was named in honor of Catheri...

                                                      The author with a picture of the tragic Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette and Nicholas II. ''Louis XVI was the Tsar Nicholas of France, Tsar Nicholas was the Louis XVI of Russia'' - Antonio Rubi Most of you are familiar with the murder of Tsar Nicholas and his family by the evil Bolsheviks and that they are venerated in the Russian schismatic church and a little bit by some Russian Catholics, both of the Latin rite and Byzantine Rite Catholics, and that how he is similar to the fate of King Louis XVI of France, both killed under the orders of Robespierre and Lenin respectively.  From a Catholic perspective, regarding the fate of Russia, Our Lady of Fatima predicted to consecrate Russia to her Immaculate Heart, and that Russia would spread her errors. I believe the errors of Russia will be communism. In...

 By Antonio Rubi Everyone knows the Walt Disney Company, how it was founded in 1923 and started with a mouse in 1928, and everyone knows it compromised since Disney died and as a result of Vatican II and modernism, it succumbed to bad teaching. But did you know that Disney was one of the main factors in making me traditionalist Catholic? When I was a toddler, I grew up with many things Disney. I liked watching their cartoons, and enjoyed their characters, specifically the Princess characters. I watch various Disney shows, but I only appreciate two, Snow White (1937) and Alice in Wonderland (1951). The rest of the Disney shows were watched through an educational program and through books, and some of the movies I would not see until I was 18 years old. Specifically, I appreciate more on the princess classics, even if I am a boy myself. While most Disney Princess fans are girls, there were boys that grew up with them. There were lots of boys who grew up watching Snow White and all th...

 I would like to tell you that today, July 14, 2026 is my 20th baptism anniversary. Unlike most Filipino youth who were baptized in the Novus ordo sect in the Philippines, I was baptized by an Old Catholic bishop (my mom thought he was Catholic at the time) named Bishop Jean Marie Kozik. Old Catholic sacraments are valid but illicit, similar to the Eastern Orthodox schismatics. As of the moment now, I am busy having some personal problems, so I would like to ask you to pray for me. It is a coincidence that my baptism falls on the Bastille day in which French revolutionaries stormed the Bastille fortress marking the beginning of the French Revolution. However, I side with the oppressed King Louis XVI and his family. During my toddler years, I was exposed to various marvelous things like classic stories compared to the youth of the late 2000s. One of the illustrations and books I grew up were reading historical and educational books, children's books from the 1950s to 1990s, like Lit...

  Governor Simon de Anda (in brown coat and tricorn) advising his Filipino troops Just recently, last June 27 in my province of Cebu, a Pride sodomite parade happened. I also prayed a rosary of reparation for this act. Going back to the theme of this article, the Spanish colonial regime in the Philippines is a controversial topic. Many people, especially the Gen Z are critical of the Spanish era, especially when it comes to friars (Padre Damaso was a villainous priest in the Noli Me Tangere story of Jose Rizal), and alleged colonial abuses. They exalt Dr. Jose Rizal and anti-Catholic Andres Bonifacio (   Freemasonic heroes of the Philippines) as the best as they can. But what is forgotten are the Filipino heroes who fought under the Spanish flag in defense of religion, like the battle of La Naval against the Dutch Calvinists which was won through the Holy Rosary, the Moro wars in Mindanao and Visayas, and of course, the British invasion of Manila. The British invasion of the P...

  Note: This is my first take on apologetics. While I post and mostly admire on historical research, this is my jab after I tried to explain the heresies of ''Orthodoxy'' on Introibo's blog. While I appreciate the Eastern Rites of the church, specifically listening to Eastern chants like the cherubic hymn, and I also have icons like icons of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Kazan, Pochaev and the Christ Pantocrator, and even the Holy Mandylion of Edessa, but unfortunately, most of them are into heresy, like in the case of the 1054 schism. So the ''Orthodox'' are more than just schismatics from 1054 onwards, they deny the Filioque (which everyone knows), papal infallibility, and the Immaculate Conception of Our Lady. The story starts when a man named Bardas was denied Holy communion by the patriarch of Constantinople, St. Ignatius and because of this, Ignatius was deposed, and a fake patriarch named Photius was installed in his place. He then persuaded the...