October 9, 2023
Cake Battle Continues Colorado’s top court to hear case of Christian baker. FULL STORY Boston Archdiocese Opposes Abuse Bill Says it would harm Church’s charity operations. FULL STORY British Archdiocese Bans Predator’s Art Will remove art of Fr. Marco Rupnik. FULL STORY Switzerland’s Catholic Exodus Departure of faithful doubles in just 10 years. FULL STORY Belgian Bishop Backs Euthanasia Compares killing elderly to […]
A timely exhortation shining light on three crucial realities of our age
The 2015 release of Pope Francis’s encyclical Laudato Si’ surprised and often disappointed a good many who had been anticipating a papal document devoted to climate change. Laudato Si’, it turned out, was something more. […]
Consider the lilies and CO2: On the technocratic ironies of Laudate Deum
By virtue of its title, Laudate Deum invites us to return to St. Francis’ Canticle of the Creatures and to meditate upon his imitation of “the sensitivity of Jesus before the creatures of his Father,” […]
How Marxism Destroyed Detroit
TRANSCRIPT The effects of communism or Marxism are not confined to the spiritual realm — far from it. While the spiritual consequences are the most devastating, because they are everlasting, there are material world effects as well. Take, for example, urban America, the once great cities dotting the American continent: Nothing in history had ever been seen like […]
Is Pascal “Synodal”?
The Synod on Synodality is being held in Rome from October 4 to 29, 2023. On June 20, the working document (Instrumentum laboris (IL)), which serves as the central theme for the synod fathers, was made public. We find that, as Martin Grichting, former Vicar General of the diocese of Chur (Switzerland), remarks, “the words […]
Synod: Plan for a Marathon
Starting on October 4, the synodal path traverses the Vatican with an objective: to achieve the adoption of a final text on the future of the Church, compiled by the 365 members—including the Pope—who have the right to vote. There are about a hundred other participants who cannot vote, including “fraternal delegates” of other Christian […]
Benin: The Church Fights Against Family Planning
“Why don’t they say about India, which alone, with its 1.4 billion [people] practically makes up the population of the entirety of Africa, that it is overpopulated, but they treat Africa as overpopulated to the point that they have to reduce the population?” Fr. Nathanaël Soédé’s question is indeed worth asking as the authorities of […]
UNWORTHY COMMUNION: The Synodal Path to Eucharistic Sacrilege
New from RTV… In this Remnant Underground, Michael Matt connects the dots on the agenda behind the Synod on Synodality. Wonder why the push for homosexual and divorced/re-married couples to receive Church blessings and Holy Communion? Here’s why. Catholic Identity Conference Videos: https://videos.catholicidentityconference.org/ Family Life International Conference: https://eventcatholic.com/event/catholic-conference-on-the-family-2023/ Rome Life Forum: https://romelifeforum.com/
Podcast: Center the experiences of marginalized people when preaching
Before the Rev. James Martin, S.J., set off for the Synod on Synodality currently underway at the Vatican, he shared with “Preach” host Ricardo da Silva, S.J., some of some of his insights for preaching the message of the Synod in parishes.
The Rosary has won miraculous victories against enemies of the Catholic faith for centuries
‘The Rosary of Mary is the great lever, it is the anchor of salvation for society and for individuals,’ wrote Blessed James Alberione.