It’s a time for big name, apathetic Catholics and their jovial archbishop to laugh with pro-abortion politicians and presidential candidates, ching,ching,ching $$$. And the $3000-a- plate fundraiser is for the poor and needy who are already born, not for the pre-born victims … Continue reading
LifeSiteNews: A Canadian archbishop has agreed to accept an award from a dissident U.S. Catholic group tonight for his work in promoting female deacons within the Catholic Church during the 2015 Family Synod in Rome. More here.
A hundred years after Blessed Herman died, Saint Bernard added the O Clemens, O Pia, O Dulcis Virgo Maria to the Salve Regina, genuflecting three times as he processed to the altar in the cathedral of Speyers in 1146 on … Continue reading
The Columbus Dispatch: Christopher Jones walked into the Columbus Police Academy on Friday and tapped an officer on the shoulder. Since Jones was 5 years old, he has never forgotten the name of Officer James Poole. “Do you remember me?” Jones asked … Continue reading
Although I am not that old, I identify well with the shaky, weak legs (fear of heights and perils in the streets), and the loss of one’s “grinders.” Monsignor Pope: Today I would like to discuss the Gospel from last … Continue reading
Catholic Herald: A missing Mexican priest was found shot dead off the side of a highway in western Mexico days after he was kidnapped from his parish residence, state prosecutors said on Sunday. He was the third Catholic priest to … Continue reading
Our “most favored nation” trading partner, Communist China, land of government-run killing machines. They force women to have abortions at the hands of merciless abortionists. They take prisoners of conscience and, without anesthetic, cut out their organs for “harvesting.” Catholic … Continue reading
Opus Dei: The Mass on September 15 was celebrated in the Church of Saint Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, in Guadalajara. During his homily, Fr. Francisco read from the letter that the Prelate of Opus Dei, Bishop Javier Echevarría, sent on … Continue reading
Seton Magazine, John Clark: On a hot and sunny day about one hundred and twenty-five years ago, on a little Italian farm, the landscape contained a familiar image—a man tending to the needs of his land. That man, Grazio Mario … Continue reading
CNA: After 40 years, the first Catholic Church-operated university opened in Vietnam since the advent of communism in the country. “The institute aims to enhance theological knowledge and competence among all priests, religious and laypeople,” Bishop Joseph Dinh Duc Dao, … Continue reading
CNA: One day after they were kidnapped from their parish, Mexican priests Alejo Nabor Jiménez Juárez and José Alfredo Suárez de la Cruz were found murdered in a field. More here.
LifeNews: Amid a rash of violence in the Philippines, the country’s Catholic bishops issued a statement on Thursday crying for mercy toward every human life. The bishops reminded Catholics that abortion, terrorism, murder and other attacks on human life are … Continue reading
Father Gabriele Amorth was critical of the new rite of exorcism and refused to use it. He also was unapologetic in insisting that the consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary has not been done as Our Lady … Continue reading
Catholic Online; American Catholic Cardinal Raymond Burke, the former head of the highest court at the Vatican, believes Muslims and Christians do not worship the same God. He believes the largest differences between the two religions is the way Christians attempt … Continue reading
Last Monday was the feast of the Holy Name of Mary, which also commemorates the Christian victory over the invading Moslem army at Vienna. Steve Weidenkoph gives an excellent and concise review of that victory on Catholic Answers website. Today … Continue reading
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