Many of our readers probably noticed that we had a glitch on our site for a time. When a reader scrolled near the bottom of a page, he could not scroll back up; he was trapped in the comments section. This nuisance was fixed … Continue reading
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Analysis of grave flaws in family synod final report: Urgent prayer and action needed
What follows is an exact reposting of “Analysis of grave flaws in family synod final report: Urgent prayer and action needed” from the Voice of the Family site. Earlier this month the Synod Secretariat published the lineamenta of the Ordinary … Continue reading
Glitch with Disqus Comment System Now FIXED!
We are experiencing some problems with the Disqus comment system. All comments are being recorded and posted. The problem is with their syncing to our web site in such a way that they are properly displayed on our front page. … Continue reading
Two Talks on ‘Where we are. How we got here. What we need to do.’
From “Video Sancto.” The speaker is not named on the YouTube video. Commenters are asked to refrain from doing so on this site. Part I. We are in a revolutionary time of history. Revolutions have been a part of the … Continue reading
Breaking News: Cardinal Burke on the Synod, His Canning, and Pope Franicis
(Buzzfeed) A top cardinal told BuzzFeed News on Friday that the worldwide meeting of church leaders coming to a close in Rome seemed to have been designed to “weaken the church’s teaching and practice” with the apparent blessing of Pope … Continue reading
Keep the Church of Holy Innocents Opened!
Petition His Eminence Cardinal Dolan to Keep the Church of the Holy Innocents Open! Click here to sign. They almost have reached their goal! Please consider supporting the parishioners of the Church of the Holy Innocents and the daily traditional Mass … Continue reading
Victory for School Choice in New Hampshire
(Cato Institute) Low- and middle-income children in New Hampshire will now be able to use tax-credit scholarships at any school they choose, whether secular or religious. This morning, the New Hampshire Supreme Court (NHSC) followed the precedent of the U.S. Supreme Court … Continue reading
ISIS Barbarians Murder American Journalist, James Wright Foley
The brutally murdered American Journalist, James Wright Foley, was a Rochester, New Hampshire, native. The Daily Mail gives the following summary of the events: Photojournalist James Wright Foley has been beheaded by ISIS forces He went missing in Syria in 2012 … Continue reading
Technical Problems on Site
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Nice Home for Sale Near Saint Benedict Center
(Realtor.com— click here for pictures) Looking for that Wow factor? Airy and bright custom open concept home with post & beam effect. Living and dining great room with cathedral ceiling, skylights and floor to ceiling windows. Cherry and pine floors. … Continue reading
Twitter Issue with Catholicism.org
Users attempting to “tweet” posts on this site in the last couple of days will have seen a message like this: “This request looks like it might be automated. To protect our users from spam and other malicious activity, we … Continue reading
Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Truce Not Needed if Gaza Remains a Prison
Jerusalem (Agenzia Fides) – “The truce which has begun is a good thing, but it will not help if the conditions in Gaza remain those of a desperate land under siege, where only fear and frustration that feed hatred can … Continue reading
Feminized Clergy and Young Men
This is an issue that we have touched upon many times on this site. (ChurchMilitant.TV) One survey after another keeps coming out showing how young men are in increasing danger. In danger that is, of losing any sense of who … Continue reading
North American Martyrs Lacrosse Club: Looking for a Few Good Catholic Men
The North American Martyrs are looking for a few, good men… The North American Martyrs Lacrosse Club is a masters and grandmasters lacrosse club for traditional Catholic men 35 years of age and older. We welcome Catholic men from across … Continue reading
There Are Good Things Happening
Below is a wonderful little video “showing off” a girl’s Otter Lodge. “What’s an Otter?” It’s a boy or girl aged 6 to 8, who is a member of the Federation of North American Explorers. Here in Richmond we have a … Continue reading
