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By Pete Baklinski, Michael O'Brien, Catholic World Report - The “question of private revelation is not a matter of mere navigational error,” says the noted author. “We are talking about the health and the destiny of human souls here, of salvation and damnation…”.. False prophets have existed ever since God first began communicating with mankind. They claim to hear voices from heaven—whether from God, saints, or angels—and that they have been entrusted with urgent revelations. That they exist is nothing new: they lived in Old Testament times alongside legitimate prophets, and they exist today.

By Dominic V. Cassella, The Catholic Thing - As the Church looks to the future under Pope Leo XIV, it must do so in prayer and doctrinal sobriety. The office of Peter is not strengthened by flattery, nor diminished by honest scrutiny. And given Pope Leo XIV’s interest in synodality, books such as Ultramontanism and Tradition can be a valuable stimulant to a wider, more fully Catholic discussion.