UISG Advocacy Forum: Religious women are leaders of change
The 2023 UISG Advocacy Forum brings religious women from around the world to Rome to discuss their work on issues such as climate change, poverty, human trafficking, and migration. Read all
Daniel’s story: ‘Hell broke out in our kibbutz. We want peace’
The testimony of a resident of Nir Yitzhak Kibbutz that was attacked by Hamas on 7 October and his hope for peace: “Hamas is not all Palestinians; many want to live in peace.” Read all
Rigging a NEW Catholic Church
Pope Francis’ progressive vision appears to be amplifying the vulnerabilities of Vatican II. The ongoing Synod on Synodality raises concerns, with some fearing it as a part of a broader strategy to ‘rig the Church.’ This initiative, in their view, threatens to undermine centuries of Catholic tradition and moral teachings. Notably, there is a growing […]
Pro-LGBT elites lie about Matthew Shepard’s murder to smear those who oppose their agenda
There is convincing evidence that Matthew Shepard’s murder was the result of a drug deal gone bad. But the politically potent narrative that it was ‘because he was gay’ continues to be used to attack anyone who dissents from the left’s sexual dogmas.Read More
An Irish Oasis of Adoration
Using the image of the parched deer, the sacred author of Psalm 42 illustrated the soul’s longing for the true God, a longing that has grown keener than ever in our current age. All too often, modern men and women erect Towers of Babel and fashion golden calves to replace true worship of the Creator, […]
Blessing a Sterile Parody
Now that the old paradigm of Adam and Eve no longer fits, woke ideology having smashed it to bits, Adam and Steve are free to enact rites of courtship and marriage just like everyone else. Can approval from Old Mother Church be far behind? Why shouldn’t same-sex couples be extended the same courtesies as now […]
The Great Sifting
This past weekend I attended a Men’s Eucharistic Procession in downtown Cincinnati with about 800 men (including almost 100 priests and seminarians). I first attended this annual event seven years ago, when about 200 men processed through the streets of Cincinnati. The 300% increase in attendance during that time is encouraging, to say the least. […]
Cardinal Schönborn cites death penalty revision when asked about changing Catechism on LGBT issues
Cardinal Schönborn did not directly affirm that he anticipated changes to the catechism’s text, but cited Pope Francis’ controversial alterations to the text regarding the death penalty as precedent.
WHO director Tedros blames ‘misinformation’ for ‘undermining faith in our institutions’
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO), is complaining again – this time about how institutions are supposedly corrupt because ‘misinformation’ simply ‘makes them’ look corrupt.
Theologian points to Vatican II’s ‘dynamic’ tradition in Synod on Synodality speech
Australian theologian Father Ormond Rush addresses the General Assembly of the Synod on Synodality on Oct. 23, 2023, in the Vatican’s Paul VI Hall. / Credit: Vatican Media livestream Vatican City, Oct 23, 2023 / 14:44 pm (CNA). Vatican II’s discussion of tradition is the authority for the Synod on Synodality’s reflections today, a theologian […]