LOS ANGELES, July 28 (Center for Medical Progress) — The first episode in a new documentary web series features a woman who once worked in Planned Parenthood clinics describing the profit motive involved in Planned Parenthood’s sale of aborted fetal … Continue reading
This an excellent article by Dr. Leroy Huizenga for Catholic World Report. The author, who has a PhD in New Testament studies, traces the history the the “image breakers” that upset the Church in the East in the eighth century. With … Continue reading
As some readers might recall, on May 25, 2015, the presidents of the German, Swiss, and French Bishops Conferences had organized a private conference at the Gregorian University in Rome. This “Shadow Council,” as it soon was called, was criticized … Continue reading
Buchanan does a fine job. Excerpts: “If God does not exist, then everything is permissible.” Ivan Karamazov’s insight came to mind while watching the video of Deborah Nucatola of Planned Parenthood describe, as she sipped wine and tasted a salad, how … Continue reading
This conference is NOT about the crisis in the Church, but about the crisis in the world because it’s NOT Catholic. ISOC invites you to experience the third in the series of Rebuilding Christendom conferences dedicated to traditional Catholic Social Teachings: With special emphasis on … Continue reading
The Boston Globe’s visceral, longstanding, and institutionally pervasive hostility towards Roman Catholicism plummeted to new depths of malice and mendacity yesterday, when its religious website Crux, billed as “Covering all things Catholic,” published a column by a functionary of the anti-Catholic hate group, Catholics for … Continue reading
Commendations are in order for pro-life State Representative James J. Lyons, Jr. (R-Andover), for demanding that Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey investigate the grisly, Frankensteinian practice by Planned Parenthood of selling for profit the body parts of the unborn children it … Continue reading
Good Vortex here. Another reminder of the need for good Catholic men and good Catholic fathers. The slang expression “Who’s your daddy?” holds a lot of of significance these days owing to the “man crisis.” A boy passing into young … Continue reading
This is a very revealing article by Omar Gutierrez from his personal blog. The writer has amassed quite a bit of information that links anti-immigration organizations with Planned Parenthood, population control, sterilization of certain peoples, racism, eugenicism, and (you guessed it) … Continue reading
The gruesome revelations that Planned Parenthood—America’s largest perpetrator of abortions—is now engaged in the hideously evil and horrifically ghoulish practice of harvesting for profit the body parts of the unborn children it murders on an industrial scale, ought to remind the Catholic community … Continue reading
In the middle of very troubling statements coming from theologians and priests from Germany — such as Father Bernd Hagenkord, S.J., head of the German Branch of Radio Vatican, who just earned much criticism for his publishing of an article … Continue reading
LOS ANGELES, July 21 (The Center for Medical Progress) — A second undercover video shows Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s Medical Directors’ Council President, Dr. Mary Gatter, haggling over payments for intact fetal specimens and offering to use a “less … Continue reading
As a traditionalist who believes there is no salvation outside the Church, I may be presumed by many to think we Catholics should avoid non-Catholics, should not cooperate with them in any area of common human interest, and should avoid like … Continue reading
The Summer, 2015 issue of the traditional Catholic quarterly, The Latin Mass, features a four-page book review authored by Msgr. Ignacio Barreiro-Carámbula. The book reviewed is A Catholic Witness in Our Time: A Festschrift for Dr. Robert Hickson: Essays and Remembrances in His Honor. The … Continue reading
Today, July 17, is the feast day of Saint Alexis the Beggar. He is honored in the East on March 17. When I was studying in Rome many years ago I visited a church dedicated to Saint Alexis on the … Continue reading
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