September 27, 2023
Names Remain Hidden in Abuse Report Less-redacted MD report still cloaks Church-linked predators. FULL STORY Bishop Slams LGBT Ideology Strickland says blessing gay unions contradicts the Faith. FULL STORY Michigan Dem Goes Rogue Opposes abortion measures. FULL STORY Tucker Slams Abortion Pundit refers to abortion as human sacrifice. FULL STORY Francis’ Next Environment Doc Apostolic exhortation Laudate Deum means ‘praise God.’ FULL STORY
Trump and Vivek Ramaswamy are the only Republicans who see the dangers of the Ukraine war
Republicans must push back as GOP neocons are pawing for endless war spending in Ukraine.Read More
Globalists would rather work under cover of darkness. LifeSiteNews refuses to let this happen
LifeSite’s team of talented journalists work tirelessly to discover and present the truth, no matter where it leads.Read More
Hungarian president praises, meets with Elon Musk after UN speech promoting large families
‘Elon Musk may be right when he says that demographic decline is a more serious problem than the climate crisis,’ Katalin Novák said.Read More
Canada Post accused of spying on citizens through their mail, sharing information
While Canada Post initially refused to change their policy after being called out by the privacy commissioner, they have since promised to begin a review of the practice.Read More
A Belgian bishop says the Vatican has for years snubbed pleas to defrock a pedophile ex-colleague
A prominent Belgian bishop on Sept. 27 criticized the Vatican for failing to defrock a former bishop who admitted sexually abusing children, saying it had led to massive frustration with the highest Roman Catholic authorities.
Vatican presses world leaders at UN to work on rules for lethal autonomous weapons
The Vatican’s top diplomat urged world leaders Sept. 26 to put a pause on lethal autonomous weapons systems for long enough to negotiate an agreement on them, joining a series of U.N. General Assembly speakers who have expressed concern about various aspects of artificial intelligence.
Revised report on Maryland church sex abuse leaves 5 church leaders’ names still redacted
Maryland’s attorney general released some previously redacted names in its staggering report on child sex abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore on Sept. 26, but the names of five Catholic Church leaders remained redacted amid ongoing appeals, prompting criticism of the church by victims’ advocates.
Father James Martin: The hopes and stories I’m bringing to the Synod on Synodality
My hopes are simple: I hope that the synod will be guided by the Holy Spirit and the participants will be able to listen to the voices of Catholics from around the world.
Holy Stitch: Tailors in Rome worried about scarlet silk shortage for new cardinals’ vestments
Cardinals have to pay around 2,000 euros for the basic outfit, which consists of a woolen cassock and a choir shirt in red.