Roscoe Ellis

“Without the Father, man finds himself dependent exclusively on little personal deals, which lead to great loneliness. Without Christ, man becomes a wolf to his fellow-man, and he no longer can love as Jesus does. Without the Spirit, man’s intellect increasingly contemplates itself and finally goes into decline; with the Spirit, reason functions in hope and joy.”
― Robert Sarah, God or Nothing: A Conversation on Faith

“There is no such thing as victimless crime any more than a free lunch. There is no such thing as a Christianity in which the commandments of God are accommodated to the Rights of Man.”
― John Senior, The Death of Christian Culture

“If you really understand Islam, you understand that the Church really should be afraid of it.”
― Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke, Hope for the World: To Unite All Things in Christ

“The foundation of the liturgy must remain the search for God. We can only be dismayed by the fact that this intention of Popes John XXIII and Paul VI, and of the Council Fathers as well, is often obscured and, worse yet, betrayed. . . .”
― Cardinal Robert Sarah, God or Nothing: A Conversation on Faith