Corporations begin complying with Biden’s vaccine mandate using internal tracking system
Businesses have relinquished their rights in order to comply with government rules before they even go into effect.Read More
Maltese archbishop apologizes after priest says being gay ‘worse than being possessed’
A Catholic priest in Malta is under fire for what his archbishop called “inflammatory and hurtful comments” against gay people. In a post on Facebook, Father David Muscat said that being gay is worse than being “possessed”. He was forced by the archdiocese of Malta to delete the post, which had caused uproar in the […]
Cannes to show documentary on Louisiana priests on path to sainthood
NEW YORK – Last January when Chris Charles Scott directed a documentary about five French priests that cared for the sick through the 1873 yellow fever epidemic in Shreveport, Louisiana, he never expected that it would have a spot in this year’s Cannes World Film Festival. The expectation, Scott said, was a regional and Catholic […]
Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
Is. 42:1-4, 6-7 / Ps. 29:1-2, 3-4, 3, 9-10 / Acts 10:34-38 / Lk. 3:15-16, 21-22 The liturgy last week revealed the mystery of God’s plan — that in Jesus all peoples, symbolized by the Magi, have been made “co-heirs” to the blessings promised Israel. This week, we’re shown how we claim our inheritance. Jesus […]
Under a hurry-up pope, are we seeing a slow-down papacy?
ROME — When it comes to the relationship between a pope and the papacy he leads, the correspondence is never exact. Yes, a papacy directly reflects the personality and vision of the pope, but it’s also shaped by the instincts and outlooks, and also the foibles and limitations, of all the people who serve it. […]
Saint of the day: Raymond of Penafort
St. Raymond was born in 1175 to a noble family, with ties to the royal house of Aragon, in modern-day Spain. He was a gifted student, and his philosophical nature led him to teach in Barcelona by the time he was 20. While teaching, he worked to bring the Catholic faith and teachings into his […]
January 6, 2022
Church Militant Evening News.
Cops pepper-spray 4-year-old, report mother for child endangerment as anti-lockdown protests surge in Germany
The child was pepper-sprayed during an anti-lockdown protest late last month as German police clashed with citizens protesting harsh and discriminatory COVID policies.
Laws protecting drug companies from mask, vaccine liability a real problem, Rep. Massie says
Liability immunity is one of the biggest sources of COVID vaccine hesitancy.
Conservative MP chides Trudeau for ‘hateful’ language directed at unvaccinated Canadians
Dr. Leslyn Lewis says the prime minister should treat the un-jabbed with ‘dignity and respect’ and not call them ‘hateful’ names like ‘extremists,’ ‘racists,’ and ‘misogynists.’