On January 5th, reporter Matt Lamb from LifeSiteNews, contacted the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts, seeking a comment about a proposed Arizona law which would impose prison sentences and six figure fines on Catholic priests who refused to violate the Seal of the Confessional, … Continue reading
The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts press statement… On December 10th, reporter Chelsea Bailey of CNN — the Cable News Network — contacted the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts, seeking a comment on the anti-ICE Nativity scene at Saint Susanna … Continue reading
Matt Fradd, of “Pints with Aquinas,” produced a very lengthy interview with Dr. Peter Kwasniewski last week, On Music, Art, and the Recovery of the Sacred. Mr. Fradd’s YouTube channel has made available a twelve-minute clip, embedded below, that offers … Continue reading
The following is a news update from the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts… As the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts reported in May, a South Boston bar owner decided to expropriate the name of Our Blessed Lady, trivialize it, and … Continue reading
We learned this week that Mariologists were not consulted in the writing of the recent “Doctrinal Note,” of the DDF, Mater Populi Fidelis. With all the emphasis on collegiality, synodality, dialogue, etc. — and with the plethora of consultants the Roman … Continue reading
For informational purposes, we reproduce the following from the SSPX website. Communiqué on the Doctrinal Note or the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, Mater Populi fidelis, 4th November 2025. On 4 November, the Dicastery for the Doctrine of … Continue reading
The distinction of “best city to move to” has been awarded to Nashua, New Hampshire. This, of course, is very secular news, but there is a traditional Catholic angle. The Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter has a flourishing, TLM-only, personal … Continue reading
The following is a press statement from the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts… Matt Lamb, the Associate Editor of The College Fix, contacted the Catholic Action League, seeking a comment on the decision of the University of Minnesota to present a … Continue reading
The following is a press statement from the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts… The plan by the Mayor of Quincy, Massachusetts, Thomas Koch, to include statues of the patron saints of police officers and fire fighters — Saint Michael and Saint … Continue reading
Washington, DC — The Lepanto Institute has published the first of a series of new reports on organizations receiving funds from the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD), the anti-poverty program of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). … Continue reading
The following is a press statement from the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts… In October, The Catholic Project, at Catholic University of America, released a major new study of the American priesthood, which disclosed striking and substantive disparities in beliefs, concerns, … Continue reading
The following is a media update from the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts… Last year, The Boston Globe provided reasonably balanced coverage of the National Men’s March To Abolish Abortion And Rally For Personhood. This year’s coverage in New England’s paper of record was … Continue reading
(Xavier Burgos/ACN) — The end of Christianity in Syria would be a great loss, because “the Church stands as a reminder to every one of the ethics of justice and human dignity as a supreme value,” says Archbishop Jacques Mourad. … Continue reading
(Doug Mainwaring/LifeSiteNews) — Director Mel Gibson’s choice of a radical pro-abortion extremist to play the role of the Blessed Virgin Mary in The Resurrection of the Christ has ignited a firestorm of protest in the actress’s native Poland, perhaps the most … Continue reading
Michael Haynes, an English Catholic journalist who is part of the Holy See Press Corps, has written what strikes me as a balanced account of the meeting between Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III for One Peter Five. Below … Continue reading
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