San Zeno di Montagna (VR), grande interesse per "Cattolici tra europeismo e populismo"

 

by Lucia Rezzonico
In the small center of San Zeno di Montagna there is a’ ancient 15th century house, completely renovated, where the city council meets, with adjacent frescoed rooms that bring back an atmosphere of times gone by. Glorious times. The times of Civitas Christiana. In this context that, moreover, it overlooks Lake Garda, the local section of the League organized the presentation of the book by our National Manager Matteo Castagna. After greetings from the Mayor, the speakers spoke, as per the poster. The interventions were particularly appreciated and the debate was lively. Congratulations to the organizers. More photos, on the Facebook page of Christ the King-Tradition.

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The Traditionalists have landed in the Chamber of Deputies and tomorrow they will be in Milan at the Salone della Cultura

Of Lucia Rezzonico
As announced, at the invitation of’On. Vito Comencini of the League, our Matthew Castagna con Giacomo Bergamaschi, the Veronese city councilor Andrea Bacciga and the publisher Marco Solfanelli they presented the book “CATHOLICS AND BETWEEN Europeanism POPULISM. The challenge to nihilism” in the Chamber of Deputies, at the Montecitorio press room.
Monday 14.01.2019 in front of an audience made up of traditionalists from Rome and Verona, not just Christus Rex – Tradition,, of sovereignists of different groups or parties, deputies and former deputies, as well as news agencies (among which we thank Consullpress, who is among the sponsors of our site), some journalists and those of “Direct Intake” who will be airing a special in a couple of weeks, as well as Radical Radio (full interview below) there was the direct proposal directly from the Chamber, which will remain on its site for 15 days: http://webtv.camera.it/evento/13538
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Verona, capital of tradition – interview with Matteo Castagna

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For the third consecutive year, the Vicenza journalist Marco Milioni interviews our Manager Matteo Castagna on New Year's Eve.
He got out of it, this year too, an interesting picture, even for those who are not Catholic or traditionalist…

Matthew Castagna, Christ the King: Verona, the Italian capital of traditionalism

Matthew Castagna, president of the traditionalist Catholic club «Christus Rex», in the middle of the year it caused a stir when «Cattolici, between Europeanism and populism". After a few months the book continues to be discussed in many circles also due to the fact that Verona has ended several times and has been described in some media as a sort of Italian Vendée. Chestnut, who is one of the permanent signatures of Veronanews.it, explains that the 2018 "It was a year of particularly intense work" both when the publication of the book was "in the home stretch" and on a political level, in the broad sense of the term, precisely because of the testimony in the context of public life, that Christus Rex cultivates day after day, event after event.
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Verona, at war against abortion

The Spanish newspaper of Barcelona “The Vanguard” dedicates a long special to Verona, interviewing, among others, also our Matteo Castagna, head of the traditionalist Catholic Club Christus Rex. Just one mistake, perhaps due to an oversight on the part of the journalist, is that we no longer have any political relationship with Forza Nuova, for at least two years. Our political interlocutor is the League.
Verona, at war against abortion

It's been forty years since Italy legalized the abortion. In 1978 the law was passed 194, which allows women to freely terminate pregnancy during the first trimester, and also later if the health of the fetus or the mother is at risk. Despite the strong influence that the Catholic Church still exercises in this country, few had dared to publicly question a measure defended tooth and nail by the most progressive sectors.

but now, the new conservative winds that blow around the world also do so in Italy. With the far-right League at the head of the Executive, some town councils are taking advantage to put the 194 in the spotlight. Verona, in the conservative Veneto region, seems to be at the forefront. The city of Romeo and Juliet, of 250.000 inhabitants, In October, she became the first in the country to officially declare herself “in favor of life.”.

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Verona, tonight Castagna vs Butturini on Futurism

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Tonight at 18 at the Bruschetteria Nose in Via XX Settembre in Verona, the Proudhon Club will organize’ a comparison/debate between opposing positions. The journalist and writer, leader of traditionalist Catholics Matteo Castagna vs Prof. Faniele Butturini, professor of Constitutional Law at the University’ of Verona. An evening that promises to be a crackling one…

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Bergoglio, the conciliars and the shame of tradition

Of Matthew Castagna

Per traditionalist part, now reduced to those (clergy and lay people) who do not recognize the “conciliar hierarchy” as legitimate, there is a certain reluctance to the loud objection of Bergoglio, compared to its predecessors, because it might seem that the crisis and problems arise with him, almost getting the result of “absolve” everyone else, as a consequence.
I believe that it is not wrong to consider it limited to attack only the Argentine chemical expert for his bizarre or heretical expressions, because whoever wants (and must) having an overall vision must begin the overview of what happened at an ecclesial level and therefore, harshly criticize documents and people, at least since the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965). Announced by Roncalli, continued and finished by Montini, this meeting laid the foundations for a genetic mutation, on the human level, of the official Church. Not being able to, but, It transforms but is handed down, as the Mystical Body of Christ is only in continuity with Its Founder, we are forced to believe that the Vatican 2 was not a Council of the Roman Catholic Apostolic Church, as much as a Council of the “Counter-Church”, composed of fallen clerics, infiltrated by liberal and social-communist ideology, theologically modernists (“modernism is the synthesis of all heresies” – Saint Pius X). Prepared for some time in the lodges, found fertile ground in Roncalli, While His Holiness Pius XII he refused to call it, since he had grasped the seditious will of the so-called innovators. All of Pope Pacelli's predecessors had, moreover, energetically rejected the embrace of modernity, understood as the adaptation to sins against God and against others, always condemned, but passed off as mercy and charity (sic!). Read More

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