Channeling McCarrick
Your browser does not support the video tag. CLICK TO WATCH THE VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Chicago’s cardinal Blase Cupich has been visiting his ancestral homeland of Croatia this week. Church Militant’s Joe Gallagher explains how Catholics in Croatia and Chicago are getting tired of his leftist antics. Cdl. Blase Cupich: “There are many voices in the life […]
Catholic conferences support state measures to restrict abortion
As many state legislatures consider restrictive abortion measures in current legislative sessions, the Catholic conferences in these states are paying close attention to these bills and urging Catholics to advocate for them. The abortion bills, proposed by Republican lawmakers, are coming in advance of a decision by the Supreme Court this summer in the Dobbs […]
Survey finds path to U.S. citizenship for migrants has majority support
Though immigration remains a polemic topic in political circles, just 44% of Americans recently surveyed by the Public Religion Research Institute said it was a “critical issue” in the U.S. A majority favored a path to citizenship for those who are in the country without legal permission. By and large, Americans had a positive view […]
German Synodal Assembly opens with calls for change, but some object
The third German Synodal Assembly spent hours discussing church issues and, by the end of its first day, adopted two texts that delegates hope will bring change and more democracy to the church. A vote on the election of bishops was delayed until the second day of the Feb. 3-5 meeting in Frankfurt. All resolutions […]
Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time: Into the deep
Is. 6:1-8 / Ps. 138:1-5, 7-8 11 / 1 Cor. 15:1-11 / Lk. 5:1-11 Simon Peter, the fisherman, is the first to be called personally by Jesus in Luke’s Gospel. His calling resembles Isaiah’s commissioning in the First Reading: Confronted with the holiness of the Lord, both Peter and Isaiah are overwhelmed by a sense […]
Pope: We can all change and not be ‘buried’ by our past evil deeds
Pope Francis pens a preface to a book-interview with a former Mafioso who is now collaborating with Italy’s justice system. Read all
Scottish bishops announce Sunday Mass obligation to be restored in March
‘The obligation for Catholics to celebrate Sunday as a Holy Day by gathering together for Mass will be restored from the First Sunday in Lent, Sunday 6th March,” Bishop Hugh Gilbert announced. Read More
Supply chain problems anticipated after Biden promises ‘free’ COVID tests for every US household
‘If the government plans to mail out one billion tests, what does that do to the supply at your local Walgreens? Already, the tests are in short supply.’Read More
Canadian court says city that removed pro-life ads from buses violated free speech rules
In 2020, the city of Guelph had removed three pro-life bus advertisements created and paid for by Guelph and Area Right to Life, an affiliate of Alliance for Life Ontario, but the court recently ruled such an action was ‘unreasonable.’Read More
LGBT thought police: UK cops arrest, raid home of woman who criticized trans ideology
What Swayne and many others over the past few years have experienced is the weaponization of the state against citizens who are not on board with the LGBT agenda.Read More