A few days after his controversial comments in Singapore, where he called every religion, “a path to God,” Pope Francis gave a video address to a group of young people gathered for the Mediterranean Meeting (MED24) in the Albanian capital … Continue reading
The following news story, from Life Site, represents the closing of one chapter and the beginning of the next for the apparently no-longer-embattled community of Carmelite Nuns in Arlington, Texas. Below the opening of the Life Site piece are further … Continue reading
(ACI MENA via CNA/Romy Haber, Souhail Lawand) — On Thursday, Sept. 12, the Armenian Catholic Patriarchate held a grand ceremony in Beirut’s Martyrs’ Square to welcome the remains of cardinal and patriarch Gregory Peter XV Agagianian from Rome. His body will … Continue reading
Pope Francis is quoted as saying this at an inter-religious meeting of young people in Singapore: Every religion is a way to arrive at God. There are different languages to arrive at God but God is God for all. But … Continue reading
It is on my mind, dear Skirt, to express to you my gratitude and appreciation. You do your work of clothing Body so well — always smoothing over any little awkwardness so tactfully. Perhaps it is by deflecting attention from … Continue reading
A couple of days ago, we posted this news item on the site: Candace Owens: Shmuley Boteach Calls Racial Supremacist Rabbi His ‘Mentor.’ It engendered some obnoxious comments that called the Catholic lady a hateful person, and anti-semite, etc. Someone … Continue reading
Yesterday, we posted a dreary news story on our site: Teacher Burnout Blamed on Student Behavior as Number of Qualified Teachers Dwindles. In the time that intervened between reading that story and now, my attention was drawn by one of … Continue reading
Have you ever heard of the Jesuit Martyrs of Virginia? These eight Jesuits — two priests, three brothers, and three novices — should be better known. Their martyrdom took place in 1571, almost thirty years after that of the Franciscan … Continue reading
Quotes Worth Contemplating for September 8 Prayer of Consecration to the Admirable Child Mary by St. John Eudes It would be well to renew this Consecration every year on the day on which it was made, and on the eighth … Continue reading
Three days ago, we posted a Lepanto Institute press release warning about the hospital which so many contribute to, assuming incorrectly that it is Catholic: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Marked ‘Not Safe’ for Donations by Charity Watchdog. Saint Jude’s … Continue reading
Reading the news — perhaps especially Catholic news — is not, generally, a source of edification. While one can find stories like Shroud of Turin Blood Study Shows Link to Jesus and St. Michael the Archangel statue in Brazil will be … Continue reading
This morning I was on the Mike Church Show discussing IFV. Scroll down for a YouTube video of the interview, followed by a list of some of what was discussed. Two things first: I. Before I get questions about my … Continue reading
The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts special report… In the last two weeks of August, both Brian Fraga of the National Catholic Reporter, and Chris Serres of The Boston Globe, reached out to the Catholic Action League … Continue reading
In his wonderful historical meditation, Chrysopolis, Dr. Alan Fimister informs us that September 18, 2024, is the 1,700th anniversary of the battle that marked Constantine the Great’s victory over Licinius, thus securing his sole rule of the Roman Empire and … Continue reading
Washington, DC (The Lepanto Institute) — A new report by the Lepanto Institute has determined that St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is unfit for donations from Catholics due to its homosexual activism and promotion of contraception. This report is part … Continue reading
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