Ordinary working Canadians are not buying into transgender identity politics
Progressives don’t seem to understand that most people simply trying to make a living aren’t interested in being hectored about their insufficiently up-to-date views on however many genders the Canadian establishment currently believes in.Read More
Vatican issues new norms on alleged visions, refusing to rule on supernatural origin of events
The updated procedures for determining the authenticity of alleged visions, approved by Pope Francis, reject declaring such events as being of supernatural origin, at most determining them as ‘free from error.’Read More
Pro-life men in South Dakota are praying the Rosary to fight back against pro-abortion amendment
The Jericho Wall men’s group aims to combat a proposed state constitutional amendment that would nullify all pro-life laws, making abortion available at all stages in South Dakota.Read More
Catholic pilgrimages in the United States: a new renaissance?
Catholic pilgrims on the Katy Trail Pilgrimage begin the route from Augusta on Oct. 9, 2023. / Jonah McKeown/CNA CNA Staff, May 17, 2024 / 06:00 am (CNA). This weekend, the longest Catholic pilgrimages ever organized in the United States — possibly the world — will commence on the edges of the country. The National […]
Catholic Pilgrimages in the United States: a New Renaissance?
Jonah McKeown/CNA Catholic pilgrims on the Katy Trail Pilgrimage begin the route from Augusta on Oct. 9, 2023. On the Kapaun Pilgrimage, as on any pilgrimage, people walk for different reasons.
Pentecost Is the Feast of God in Us
Holy Spirit mosiac, St. Charles Church, Monaco User’s Guide to Sunday, May 19
Pregnant out of Wedlock: The Catholic Answer – Questions with Father #45 – Fr. Palko
This week on the SSPX Podcast we address the sensitive topic of pregnancies out of wedlock. These occurrences, though hopefully rare, do happen and Catholics should know how to address them prudently and in the light of Catholic moral teaching. Moreover, out-of-wedlock pregnancies raise a host of questions, with the most prevalent being, “Must the […]
Cardinal Pizzaballa makes unexpected visit to Gaza
The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, along with the Grand Hospitaller of the Order of Malta, visits the small Christian community in Gaza and delivers humanitarian aid as a sign of hope and support.
“Migratory hemorrhage”: Why young people are fleeing Guinea-Conakry
Poverty, lack of prospects, and political instability are driving young Guineans to leave this impoverished West African country for neighboring states and Europe, risking their lives, as seen in a deadly shipwreck off Senegal’s coast in early May.
Indonesian bishops’ conference marks 100th anniversary (Fides)
The bishops of Indonesia marked the 100th anniversary of their first joint meeting with Mass and the dedication of new headquarters for the bishops’ conference. Archbishop Piero Pioppo, the apostolic nuncio, said that “Pope Francis’s visit to Indonesia next September will certainly strengthen the morale and faith of our community.” The prelate expressed hope that […]