The Catholic Trumpet: In the Battle for Christ’s Reign, We Cannot Change Our Conduct

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In the Battle for Christ’s Reign, We Cannot Change Our Conduct

The Catholic Trumpet [slightly adapted and reformatted] | December 23, 2024

In this era of widespread confusion and apostasy, where the Kingship of Christ is increasingly denied, we find ourselves at a crucial crossroads. Christ must first reign in our hearts, and we can achieve this through the Immaculate Heart of Mary. +Archbishop Lefebvre’s words ring louder than ever:

“We want to remain united to Jesus Christ, as the Vatican has dethroned the Lord. We want to remain faithful to our Lord King, Prince, and Ruler of the world. We cannot change anything in this line of conduct.”

— Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, Flavigny, Conference, Dec. 1988

We are not merely facing an ideological battle but a spiritual war for the soul of the Church and the world. AI-Talmudic Secularism and Postmodern Neo-modernism relentlessly attempt to undermine Christ’s reign over creation. As Catholics, we are bound to stand firm and unwavering in defense of Christ’s sovereignty—His Mass, His sacraments, and His reign must be preserved, or we risk losing everything.

As we conclude, take a moment to reflect on Archbishop Lefebvre’s sobering insight into modern man’s rejection of Christ’s authority:

“What is this modern man? Who is he? What does he represent, if not the man who refuses to believe in Our Lord Jesus Christ… who refuses His reign, His grace? Men no longer wish to believe in the supernatural, but in man, whose science seeks to govern the world in the place of God. As for us, we affirm the contrary: the reign of Our Lord Jesus Christ.”

— Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, They Have Uncrowned Him, Kansas City: Angelus Press, 1988, p. 101

Let these words penetrate your soul. Renew your commitment to uphold Christ’s reign—today, in your life, at work, in your family, and in the world.

"...True friends of the people are neither revolutionaries nor innovators, but the men of tradition.”

— Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, Letter to Friends and Benefactors, April 1980

No Compromise, No Retreat!


-The ☩ Trumpet