Dr. Alan Fimister has published a wonderful article at the Voice of the Family web site: Of millstones and strange flesh. In it, he addresses the heretical and heteropraxic ravings of a BBC consultant on the subject of Pope Leo … Continue reading
Category: Columns
A Cornwall Catholic Connection to America
On the trip to England and Scotland that I mentioned in my latest Ad Rem, I made an interesting discovery connecting a very out-of-the-way spot in Cornwall to a well-known part of American Catholic History. Our big adventure began with … Continue reading
Pope Leo’s Address to Eastern Churches: We Need Your Sense of Mystery
Pope Leo today addressed eastern Catholics gathered in Rome for the Jubilee of the Eastern Churches. His address, published on the Vatican’s website and covered by Vatican News, was to the assembled partriarchs, cardinals, bishops, priests, male and female religious, … Continue reading
Biden administration covered up slaying of Palestinian Catholic journalist, documentary charges
(Catholic World News) — Three years after the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh, a Palestinian-American journalist and Melkite Greek Catholic laywoman, the makers of a new documentary film charged that she was intentionally shot by an Israeli soldier and that the Biden administration joined … Continue reading
Win A Pound Of Gold Contest
You have just over nine days — a mere novena away! — to enter Mike Church’s “Win a Pound of Gold Contest.” The funds raised will benefit the Crusade Radio Network, which, among other things, is the meda venue that … Continue reading
American Life League Disparages Planned Parenthood’s Horrifically Inappropriate ‘Mother’s Day Gift’
Abortion Giant’s Annual Report Labeled “Disingenuous” in Accounting of Staggering Abortion Pill Numbers (Fredericksburg, Virginia) — American Life League cries “foul” on Planned Parenthood’s annual report, released on May 12, 2025. One of the key reasons that the Planned Parenthood … Continue reading
Mike Church and Brother André Marie Discuss Pope Leo
Yesterday, Mike Church interviewed Brother André Marie about our new Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV. The twenty-minute interview is embedded below, after the Crusade Radio Network writeup from YouTube. Is Pope Leo XIV Going To Be A Friend To Trads? … Continue reading
Introducing Pope Leo XIV
Who is this new Holy Father, this Pope Leo XIV, a native of Chicago and Augustian Frair with a doctorate in Canon Law, who, while an American, is not an American Bishop (not part of the USCCB) as his episcopal … Continue reading
A Note of Explanation on the Recent Inactivity at Catholicism·org
We have not disappeared! Currently, I am the one who posts the vast majority of offerings on Catholicism·org, whether or not I have written the pieces being posted. This is due to the prolonged illness and death of Brian Kelly, … Continue reading
With Filial Submission to His Holiness, We Offer Prayers for Pope Leo XIV
The Catholic Church on earth now has a new visible head: Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope in history, and an Augustinian Friar. As Catholics who are in the heart of the Church, we here at Catholicism.org submit with … Continue reading
They Shall Be Comforted
The time He saw you by your brother’s tomb, I think it was your tears that made Him weep. Perhaps they stirred a mem’ry of perfume, Which, in its turn, evoked emotion deep. He could not be indifferent to your … Continue reading
Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Nominated to Trump Administration Postion
Below is a short video with a discussion between the Grayzone’s Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate — anti-Zionist Jews — on Donald Trump’s close relationship with the Chabad-Lubavitch sect, as one of that group’s key operatives has just been nominated … Continue reading
Father Faltas: The Sorrowful Ways of Gaza
The commentary below is by Rev. Father Ibrahim Faltas, OFM, an Egyptian Franciscan Friar who was the Custodian of the Holy Land from 2016 to 2022. Published in Italian yesterday by Vatican News, there is currently no official English translation. … Continue reading
Israel Demolishes Statue of Saint George in Southern Lebanon on Palm Sunday
(Middle East Monitor) — The Israeli occupation army demolished a statue of Saint George in the town of Yaroun, in the Nabatieh Governorate in southern Lebanon, as Christians marked Palm Sunday, according to Lebanese media. The Lebanese National News Agency (NNA) shared … Continue reading
Palm Sunday Atrocity: Israeli Strike Destroys Key Gaza City Hospital
Under the headline, Israeli air strike destroys part of last fully functional hospital in Gaza City, the BBC’s Gaza correspondent, Rushdi Abualouf, narrates the IDF’s destruction of the intensive care and surgery departments of a hospital run by the Anglican … Continue reading
