Catholic Culture: At the second day of the annual assembly of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), the publisher of the National Catholic Reporter called upon the sisters present to “just say no” to Vatican concerns—leading to “audible groans” … Continue reading
They want “further dialogue.” It’s a “dialogue with the deaf,” Levada said. UCANews: The meeting was described as “open” and “cordial” but the LCWR was left in no doubt about the Vatican’s authority and Cardinal Levada later referred to “a … Continue reading
Catholic Culture: The American leaders of the Franciscan order have released a statement expressing “deep concern” over the Vatican’s quest for reform of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR), saying that the effort “may inadvertently fuel the current climate … Continue reading
CNS: The national board of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious said June 1 the assessment that led to a Vatican order to reform the organization “was based on unsubstantiated accusations and the result of a flawed process that lacked … Continue reading
Question is: Will they embrace humility and a divine charity based on true Faith as Catholic women espoused to Christ, or will they continue down the road of heresy and feminism, opting perhaps, at some point, to establish their own … Continue reading
Noting that the situation is “grave,” the CDF document is severely critical of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious’ (LCWR) positions on Church teaching, discipline, and morals. And well it should be. These leaders, who have no authority outside their … Continue reading
You can’t get more pro-abortion than Cokie Roberts. She finds it “offensive” that anyone should oppose a woman who wants to kill her baby not only in the womb, but while being induced out of the womb. And she will … Continue reading
From Catholic World News: Vatican conducting ‘doctrinal investigation’ of US nuns’ leadership group. Note the salient paragraph: The National Catholic Reporter, which made public the plans for the Vatican inquiry, indicates that the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith … Continue reading
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