Crux, Elana Schor:The Episcopal bishop of Washington, D.C., who criticized President Donald Trump after he held a Bible aloft at a photo op at a historic church in her diocese, is among the diverse group of faith leaders selected by … Continue reading
Crux, Elise Ann Allen: In the latest sign of papal outreach to the transgender community, Pope Francis has written to an old friend in Argentina to say that he is praying for her and the women who will move into … Continue reading
Catholic World Report, Joseph M. Hanneman The Second Person of the Holy Trinity was given a police escort up riot-scarred State Street to the Wisconsin Capitol building on Saturday, followed in procession by 2,000 Catholics who proclaimed in word and … Continue reading
Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter: At the northern reaches of the Sonoran desert, Phoenix is known for blazing hot summers. This year, however, thanks to parishioners of our Mater Misericordiae apostolate, the Valley of the Sun will be blazing with … Continue reading
The last time someone from the USCCB spoke or wrote about a political candidate they were dismissed. Such was the case with Judy Keane, USCCB spokeswoman, during the last Democratic presidential debates. She defended Trump in a tweet and attacked … Continue reading
CNA: Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden has released a campaign video in which he credits his Catholic faith, Pope Francis, and the example of nuns for his personal inspiration. The short video was released August 9 on the Democratic National … Continue reading
Vatican News:Korean Cardinal Andrew Soo-jung Yeom, Archbishop of Seoul and Apostolic Administrator of Pyongyang, announces the dedication of the Diocese of Pyongyang to Our Lady of Fatima on 15 August. Report is here.
Catholic World Report: An Argentine bishop said Friday the seminary in his diocese was ordered closed last month by a decision of the Vatican’s Congregation for Clergy, after a controversy surrounding the reception of the Eucharist during the coronavirus pandemic. … Continue reading
National Review, Alexandra DeSanctis: Though he has often referred to himself as “personally pro-life,” for instance, the former vice president has spent his entire career backing legal abortion, and he’s grown more supportive of it over the years. Article is … Continue reading
A Courteous Reply to His Eminence Cardinal Zen I appreciate Cardinal Zen’s reply to my August 5 article at Corrispondenza Romana, because it demonstrates how His Eminence still has a lively and combative spirit, but I permit myself to continue to dissent on the merits … Continue reading
Stilum Curiae: Permit me, Prof. Roberto de Mattei? I think that everyone knows that here in Hong Kong we are in full battle against the power that wants to completely dominate us, even our words and thoughts. Blessed are those … Continue reading
Ignitum Fidei, Adam Miller: There are discussions on numerous Facebook sites and blog pages about the possibility of aliens. Many Catholics and others who profess belief in Christ as God and man, Lord and Savior, believe in alien life on … Continue reading
WLW, Bill Galluccio: The Louisiana Supreme Court will not overturn the life sentence of a man convicted of stealing hedge clippers. Fair Wayne Bryant, 62, was convicted of one count of attempted simple burglary in 1997 after police found the clippers … Continue reading
Surprise answer is here. + U Catholic: When George Washington took office as the first President of the United States on April 30th in 1789, he swore his constitutional oath on a Bible. Since setting the precedent, nearly all presidents … Continue reading
National Catholic Register, Peter Jesserer Smith: A terrifying chemical explosion in Beirut’s harbor felt as far away as Cyprus has shattered the city and ripped a hole in the heart of Lebanon. Scores of men and women are now dead … Continue reading
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