Tag Archives: Bishop Alexander Sample
New Bishop of Portland Sees Traditional Catechesis as First Step in the Reform
As Bishop of Marquette, Michigan, Bishop Sample said: In this time of great confusion (post Vatican II generation), catechesis suffered. We booted the Baltimore Catechism out the door, but there wasn’t anything to replace it. I was taught the faith in Catholic schools using materials that were weak and insubstantial. I wasn’t being taught my faith. The liturgy suffered from experimentation as well. Read more here. He is … More →
Some Bishops Affirm They’d Go to Jail Rather Than Comply with HHS Mandate
LifeSite News: As the Obama administration and the U.S. Bishops remain locked in battle over the HHS mandate, the question on the minds of many observers is: what lengths are the bishops willing to go to to oppose the mandate? The prelates LifeSiteNews spoke to after the Vigil Mass for Life in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 24th indicated that they intend to do everything they can … More →
Bishop Sample Makes an Example of Bishop Gumbleton: Not in My Diocese
The worthy successor of Bishop Baraga of the diocese of Marquette has banned Bishop Thomas Gumbleton of Detroit from speaking in his diocese. Although he could have cited many heresies of the radical activist, he chose to mention Gumbleton’s liberal stands on women’s ordination and the homosexual agenda. The following clip is from Thomas Peter’s Blog at American Papist. This is a sad, but encouraging … More →
