The Life of a Catholic Apologist (Guest: Trent Horn)
Interview Transcript Catholic Answers Staff Apologist Trent Horn joins Crisis Point to talk about Catholic apologetics: how to do it, the right attitude to have, the pitfalls to avoid, and much more. He also reveals his favorite debate and if he has ever “lost” a debate. Links: • The Counsel of Trent • Trent Horn website Watch […]
China: A century of carnage
It is fitting that the Chinese Communist Party’s favorite color is red, since it is the biggest killing machine in human history.
12 countries roll back COVID restrictions, Israel scraps ‘green pass’
Sweden and Switzerland joined Denmark, Norway, Finland, Ireland, The Netherlands, Italy, Lithuania, France and the UK in announcing they will lift COVID restrictions and open up their countries.
‘Get out!’ Australians defend pub against police trying to shut it down over COVID rules
The owners of Bar Wunder, a pub in the Australian state of Queensland, have been resisting the relentless attacks on their right to run their business. Earlier this year police tried to shut down a function being held at the bar, but many of the people present shouted for them to go. Read the full […]
Weekly Edition of February 04, 2022
Weekly edition in English (02/04/2022)
Pope Francis meets Catholic non-profit promoting human dignity through art
Pope Francis meets with supporters of the Casa dello Spirito e delle Arti Foundation at the Vatican’s Clementine Hall, Feb. 4, 2022. / Vatican Media. Vatican City, Feb 4, 2022 / 08:00 am (CNA). Pope Francis met on Friday with a Catholic non-profit that promotes human dignity through artistic projects, including by providing prisoners with […]
Pope Francis Appoints New Catholic Archbishop of Glasgow
Courtesy photo Bishop William Nolan, who was named Archbishop of Glasgow on Feb. 4, 2022. Bishop Nolan was raised in a large family in Scotland with five brothers and five sisters. After entering seminary, he spent seven years studying in Rome at the Pontifical Scots College.
Pope Francis: Respond to Conflict with Human Fraternity
Courtesy photo Pope Francis releases a dove after praying for the victims of war in Mosul, Iraq, March 7, 2021. In 2020, the United Nations established the International Day of Human Fraternity, to be observed annually on Feb. 4.
Friday of the Fourth Week in Ordinary Time
King Herod Antipas best exemplifies the kind of person who has nothing but fear of Jesus. His name may be associated with that kind of fear as his predecessor, Herod the Great, who massacred young children after Jesus’ birth, and which is found greatly disturbing (Matthew 2:1-18). Herod had only anxiety about Jesus’ ministry, to […]
Now or never: People must overcome challenges together, pope says
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The time has come to live in a spirit of fraternity and build a culture of peace, sustainable development, tolerance, inclusion, mutual understanding and solidarity, Pope Francis said. “Now is not a time for indifference: either we are brothers and sisters or everything falls apart,” he said in a video message […]