Integrity Magazine

Integrity Magazine is an online Catholic magazine published at integritymagazine.org. A launch announcement on the Radical Fidelity Substack describes it as "a new online magazine dedicated specifically to Catholic Integralism, Counter-Revolutionary thought, and the defense of Christian civilization against the errors of modernity", names Joseph de Maistre, Henri Delassus, Juan Donoso Cortés and Plinio Corrêa de Oliveira among its inspirations, credits the project to the vision of Stephen Kokx and Jeremy Blanchard, and says its content is free to read (Radical Fidelity). It should not be confused with Integrity, the lay Catholic magazine founded in New York in 1946 by Carol Jackson Robinson and Ed Willock, which ran until 1956 (Wikipedia).

Its 2026 coverage has centred on the SSPX consecrations and their aftermath, Leo XIV's teaching and liturgical policy, and disputes within traditionalist media, which it has criticised under the label "Trad Inc." (Integrity Magazine). It reported Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò's endorsement of the Society's canonical appeal (Integrity Magazine), relayed an analysis arguing that Leo XIV's last-minute letter to the SSPX was meant to lay groundwork for harsher treatment (Integrity Magazine), and presented a public dispute between Kennedy Hall and Timothy Flanders over the Society as marking the end of the traditional movement "as it once was" (Integrity Magazine).

On the papacy and the Council, its headlines have included "Leo invokes 1970s talking points to defend Vatican II's liturgical revolution" (13 August 2026) and "Leo XIV betrays the martyrs of 1789" (28 September 2026), the latter on the Pope's address at the Élysée Palace (Integrity Magazine; Integrity Magazine). A September 2026 piece on Leo XIV and Judaism ran under the headline "An ode to the Shoah: Leo finalizes the Conciliar Church's capitulation to Jewish propaganda" (Integrity Magazine); see Judaism and antisemitism. It continued to publish in October 2026 (Integrity Magazine).