Fr. Bernard Ardura, president of the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences, recently gave an interview about Pope St. Pius X. Let’s see if what he has to say about this great pope is tainted with modernism. Pope Pius X Was a “Reformer” For Modernism During his pontificate he was a very important reformer, but between his reformative activities, he also had to intervene on doctrine-related issues, as he was facing a difficult movement, called modernism.

Below, please find a series of posts on this site on the encyclical Pascendi Dominici Gregis of Pope St. Pius X. Bookmark this page as a reference for this study of the encyclical. If you want to be notified of new posts on this site, subscribe to the RSS feed. Introduction Subvert the Faith With This One Weird Worldview Modernist Personalities The Seven Personalities of Modernists - a brief overview of the Modernist system.

Modernism is a silent killer of souls. The problem with modernism is that unless one has been trained in where to look for it, it is fiendishly difficult to notice. Its effects are obvious: religious indifferentism seemingly constant change in religious practice loss of faith Modernism’s practices, how it produces these effects, are much more obscured. A modernist does not write articles titled “Subvert The Catholic Faith With This One Weird Worldview”.