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On Thursday, July 2, Glenn Beck discussed the case of Fr. Theodore Rothrock who has been removed by his bishop for publicly criticizing Black Lives Matter. Beck encourages Catholics to contact Bishop Timothy Doherty. To read Fr. Rothrock’s statement, visit … Continue reading
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Tagged BLM, Catholic Church, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
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Coronavirus updates from Rome: Vatican Allows General Absolution in Some Cases
Latest updates from the Eternal City in lockdown since March 10 Edward Pentin March 20, 4.10pm In a second of two decrees, the Apostolic Penitentiary today ruled that in view of the difficulty in priests hearing confessions during the … Continue reading
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Tagged Catholic Church, Coronavirus, general absolution, Pandemic, plenary indulgence, Rome, Sacraments, special indulgences, Vatican
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‘For men only’: Cardinal insists Church won’t try to ordain women to priesthood
VALENCIA, Spain, October 30, 2019, LifeSiteNews: Cardinal Antonio Cañizares Llovera affirmed that the male priesthood is of the essence of the Catholic faith and that “no one in the Church can do anything but admit that priestly ordination is for … Continue reading
Monsignor Livio Melina dismissed from JPII Institute speaks out
ROME, August 5, 2019, LifeSiteNews: Is Catholic thought still possible today? Or will those who seek to interpret Pope Francis’s pronouncements in line with his predecessors be persecuted solely for explaining the meaning of his words in harmony with Tradition? In his … Continue reading
Review of the Year – the highs and the lows (Deacon Nick Donnelly)
By permission of the Editor, Catholic Voice, Ireland by Deacon Nick Donnelly As the year draws to a close it seems to many that we are again living through revolutionary times in the Church. I suggest therefore that we … Continue reading
First Major Text of Benedict XVI Ratzinger following resignation – On Catholic Faith, Missions, and other Religions Message of Pope Emeritus Benedict X
From:http://rorate-caeli.blogspot.com Message of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI for the naming of the reformed Aula Magna of the Pontifical Urbaniana University October 21, 2014 I would like to in the first place express my heartfelt thanks to the Rector and … Continue reading
The Irish Prime Minister tells the Catholic Church it is his ‘duty to legislate on abortion’.
Last week, Cardinal Brady spoke eloquently on the rights of the unborn child. As the Republic prepares to legislate on the so-called ‘Heads of the Protection of Life in Pregnancy ‘ Bill (which takes no account of the rights of … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion legislation, cardinal brady, Catholic Church, Enda Kenny, RTE
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Friday Penance
The Catholic bishops of England and Wales have asked Catholics to return from Friday 16 September to the practice of abstaining from meat every Friday throughout the year. Catholics are invited to unite this penance to prayer: The Visit of Pope Benedict XVI evoked … Continue reading
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The Martyrs of the Venerabile
On a recent visit to the English College in Rome, one of the seminary’s students showed us around the place, sprinkling our tour with anecdotes and historic accounts. Most memorable and moving was the visit to the beautiful and recently … Continue reading
Fear
There is a good explanation for the hatred shown towards the Catholic Church in some circles: this hatred is essentially drawn from a deep rooted fear that the Church speaks to human hearts in a way that the cold theories … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Culture, Church History, Church Politics, Satan and hell
Tagged Catholic Church, Cold War, Communism, History, Pope John Paul II
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BBC interview of 24th. Oct. with Bishop John Broadhurst who decided to join the Ordinariate
Bishop Edwin Barnes transcribed this interview (interviewer: Edward Stourton, abbreviated as E.S. below) which we reprint here in full, taken from the website: The Anglo-Catholic. ———— E.S. The Bishop of Fulham, the Rt Rev’d John Broadhurst, is resigning and says … Continue reading
Salt of the Earth – Pope Benedict and Archbishop Hilarion in joint fight against Secularism
“If salt loses its taste, what can make it salty again? It is good for nothing, and can only be thrown out to be trampled under people’s feet” (Matthew 5, 13). With these words Archbishop Hilarion Alfeyev, (born 1966, 1995 PhD … Continue reading
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Tagged Abortion, Anglican Church, Archbishop Hilarion of Volokolamsk, Archiboshop Hilarion Alfeyev, Catholic Church, Contraception, Ecumenism, Euthanasia, Lambeth Palace, Moral, Orthodox Church, Papal Visit, Salt of the Earth, Society, Stupidest Blog Post ever, Traditional Values
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