New Year’s Talk on Fatima.
What does "in the end" mean when it comes to Mary's famous line at Fatima "In the end My Heart will triumph"? This is a talk I gave for LifeSite News in Italy at their “Rome forum conference.”
Must Catholics Tithe a Full 10%?
Must Catholics Tithe 10%? The short answer is: “Yes.” The longer answer is: “Yes, more than that.” We are going to prove this from the Bible, the Church Fathers and recent papal encyclicals. Yes, I can already see the common objections coming from not only mainstream Catholics, but even traditional Catholics. One diocese in New England even has this tired old error on their website about how much we are to give: "No percentage has been prescribed universally for supporting the work of our New Testament priests in the Catholic Church. But the Old Testament 10-percent precedent is worth considering." Your objections will be tackled fairly—not with straw-men arguments—a little later on. Defining the terms. Tithing is giving 10% of your income to any of the following: Your parish, your diocese, the Vatican, priests, religious, nuns, sisters, single-celibates and even [...]
Holy Innocents Sermon 2025
Sermon from Fr. Dave Nix for Holy Innocents 2025. Readings come from Apocalypse 14:1-5 and St. Matthew 2:13-18. Music bumper “Lully, Lulla, Lullay” by the Choir of the Queen’s College, Oxford.
Christmas Sermon 2025
Sermon for the TLM Midnight Mass readings Tit 2:11-15 and Lk 2:1-14 from Fr. David Nix.
My Thoughts On Modern Israel.
Ok, I'm finally going to go there. I might be the last traditional Catholic to weigh-in on the state of Israel and modern Judaism. But there was a method to my madness in waiting. I lived in the Old City of Jerusalem this summer, so I have much more than “internet information” enlightening today’s article. Most pictures in this article come from my phone (except the Vatican ones.) Frequently, other traditional Catholics write me, asking why I don’t write more about the Jews. Today, Section A of my article is going to explain why I personally don’t see them as my enemies. But Section B is going to affirm traditional Catholic teaching that Judaism became just another false-religion of the world. Section A is mostly personal; Section B is more theological. Section C (the final part) tries to bring both [...]
Why Are The Cardinals and Bishops Silent?
Here, John-Henry Westin interviews me, Fr. David Nix, in Rome this winter of 2025. It's a 20 minute video about the state of the Church, especially in regards to the silence from the hierarchy in the face of apostasy:
This Little Piggy Went to Rome.
Above is a still-frame picture from the body-cam footage from my friend in Rome with me back in October 2019 as we enter the Church of St. Mary of Traspontina in construction vests to trash Pachamama idols. You can watch the one minute video here. As I wrote here recently, it was my lame attempt to cleanse that Church just a few hundred meters from the Vatican. I won't repeat my whole article here. Simply know that we got caught exiting because the volunteers inside the Amazonian exhibit were on high-alert. This is because Mr. Alexander Tschugguel had successfully removed idols just three hours prior to me, unbeknownst to me, in the exact same Church. (The Church staff apparently had back-up Pachamamas waiting in-storage after Alexander trashed what he initially found.) If you look at the featured image above of [...]
Your Diocese Is Not Guaranteed a Future.
p/c Daniel Ibanez, CNA. Most Catholics today do not know this, but the greatest center of Christianity (second only to Rome) during the first five centuries was Constantinople. This city is sadly now called Istanbul, Turkey. Today, there are only a few Catholic Churches in that city, including St. Anthony of Padua seen above. Notice the streamer on the right column has the Vatican flag. But the streamer running down the left column is the Muslim crescent moon and star. I am sure the modernist Franciscans who run the Church today would say that’s the Turkish flag, not an ode to Mohammed. But let’s be honest: It’s both. That type of plausible deniability for promoting false-religions doesn’t work on me anymore. I had an interesting experience with the Franciscans in Turkey about ten years ago. Even though I didn’t snap [...]
Gaudete Sunday Sermon
A sermon on St. John the Baptist, Phil 4:4-7 and St. John 1:19-28.
Redemptive Suffering with Jesse Romero
Jesse Romero and I discuss healing Masses, the charismatic movement, the unitive stage of prayer in fasting and most importantly: Redemptive Suffering. You can subscribe to Jesse’s new channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@JesseRomeroShow