Let libs tremble and clutch their pearls upon their fainting couches.
My good friend Fr. Gerald Murray was interviewed by Raymond Arroyo last night on The World Over.
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Fr. Gerald Murray: always a great interview! I rely on his interpretations of all things holy, true, forthright!
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Thank you for posting; it was very informative especially on the synodial changes.
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The libs aren’t trembling at all. The liberal media have their back. Any liberal cleric, even a Pope, could be accused of covering up abuse by a source in a position to know and they would still downplay it and then sweep it under the carpet.
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“The libs aren’t trembling at all. The liberal media have their back.”
I have just listened to a pertfect example of this: the BBC Radio “Sunday” programme, fronted by Edward Stourton (a Catholic who is also on the board of the Catholic weekly publication, The Tablet.) I listened to the entire programme wondering when the present crisis would be mentioned and how it would be covered. Apart from a supportive piece on the Chinese choosing Catholic bishops (!) there was absolutely nothing. The name of Pope Francis was entirely absent from a fifty-minute programme. Yes, you’re right John. Crisis? What crisis?
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