Modernism is a difficult term to define because it has so many parts. No definition could possibly sum up all of the errors contained within it. Fighting against it is rather like playing a game in which one defeats an adversary – only to have another arise.

The fight against Modernism includes tearing down its component parts – relativism, indifferentism, post-modernism, the so-called woke agenda, and so on. While this is necessary, it can never totally defeat the thing itself. Like removing a weed from a garden, crushing Modernism requires digging out the root.

Today, the Return to Order Moment presents an essay about the man who defined and fought against Modernism during the early twentieth century. Mr. Ben Broussard discussed the crucial role of Pope Saint Pius X.