Unam Sanctam

We have therefore deemed it appropriate to gather together in an association of clergy and laity to work effectively, with all necessary caution and determination, towards the convening of a General Council of the Church to seriously study the problems posed by the pretenders to the papacy who have imposed destructive reforms upon us that will soon have ruined the Church of Christ, if that were possible. We firmly believe that divine Providence necessarily requires that the Church be led by a true Successor of Peter. We reject the passivity that has taken hold among the clergy on this issue and we hope to see our brothers join us in this project, which can only take place with their cooperation.

We will gladly welcome into our midst all those who recognise the serious problem afflicting the head of the Church at this time and who wish to unite their prayers, sacrifices, efforts, talents and almsgiving to prepare the circumstances necessary for the action of Providence.

Joining us does not mean joining a new group.

Joining us does not mean committing to participate in a General Council organised in a hasty and disorderly manner. 

Joining us simply means working to advance the cause of a legitimate General Council to remedy the crisis in the Church.

Our union, despite all our differences, is inspired by the union of Christians during the Battle of Lepanto. The various rival factions, understanding the danger that threatened Christianity, came together to face their common enemy, despite their many political disagreements. The result was the great victory over the Mohammedans that we know so well. Thus, we hope that the union of the different factions of true Christianity will be inspired, in these dark days, by the wisdom of our fathers in the Faith. Today’s enemy is not an external enemy, but an enemy that has penetrated the institutions of the Catholic Church.

The Church has a duty to expel heretics from its midst.

The title of this website, which will be our main working tool and our rallying point, was chosen to express both our refusal to embrace the new religion and our determination to refuse the dispersion of Christ’s flock into a variety of small autocephalous Churches.

Unam Sanctam (One Holy). The Church is one in unity of Faith, Sacraments, but also of government. She is holy, that is to say, she is not the gathering of all those who profess various heresies, but only of those who profess the true Catholic Faith.