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Most modern music has become corrupted, as many artists have sold out to leftist agendas and, in some cases, even to the occult. Sadly, this has even affected my favorite genre: reggae — an often forgotten and overlooked victim of this cultural corruption. But reggae wasn't always this way. Many will be surprised to find out that historical reggae music had a very pro-life, pro-family message. Read more
Bolivia's president is warning Pope Francis of grave consequences for the Church after multiple exposés of predator priests abusing minors rocked the predominantly Catholic country in May. In a four-page letter addressed to "Brother Francis" on Monday, President Luis Arce expressed "shock and outrage" at the revelations and demanded that the pontiff instruct the Bolivian hierarchy to release diocesan secret files on sexually abuser priests. Read more
A life-changing initiative of Washington's bishops has helped more than 12,000 families statewide embrace and cherish life. "PREPARES walks the journey of life from the moment of conception through the child's fifth birthday — and sometimes beyond," Yakima's bishop, Joseph Tyson, explained to Church Militant. Read more
Connecticut is facing controversy over a bill that has raised concerns among citizens, as they fear it could pave the way for the gradual legalization of pedophilia within the state. The Connecticut House of Representatives passed a bill this month that changes the state's anti-discrimination law by changing the definition of "sexual orientation" to "attraction to a gender." Read more
Another popular clothing brand is promoting the homosexual grooming of children and transgender ideology just in time for so-called Pride Month. On Wednesday, the apparel brand The North Face released a new ad featuring a gay drag queen named Pattie Gonia, who invites listeners to "come out." Read more
Three former Catholic students are suing Cdl. Seán O'Malley, president of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, for covering up alleged sex abuse by a former principal of the Arlington Catholic School. The lawsuit against the cardinal, who heads the Boston archdiocese where clerical sex abuse scandals first exploded in 2002, was filed on May 5 — a day after O'Malley admitted that the commission has been "the subject of intense criticism both internally and externally." Read more
It has been disclosed that the FBI misused its surveillance powers on United States citizens hundreds of thousands of times within the span of one year. On Friday, May 19, the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court made public an April 2022 opinion that details over 280,000 violations of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act between 2020 and 2021. Read more
The Los Angeles Dodgers will publicly honor and celebrate an anti-Catholic drag group on the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The Major League Baseball team announced yesterday that it is reinviting the "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence," whose official motto is "Go forth and sin some more," to its June 16 "Pride Night" event. Read more
This past Saturday, members of Detroit's Resistance chapter spent some time speaking about the Faith with passersby in Plymouth, Michigan's Kellogg Park. Evangelization is something all Catholics are called to do, in whatever capacity they are able. Read more
A bombshell child sex abuse report in Illinois is revealing around 2,000 victims of assault at the hands of churchmen. Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul released on Tuesday the long-awaited report of abuse in the Catholic dioceses of Illinois, which flowed from an initial investigation that began in 2018. Read more
Fox News, as reported by The Daily Signal, is enforcing gender ideology by allowing men to use the women's bathroom, requiring employees to use preferred pronouns, and permitting cross-dressing. The Daily Signal obtained a copy of Fox's company handbook, which reads in part, "Employees who are transitioning their gender have the right to be open about their transition if they so choose, and to work in an environment free of harassment, discrimination, or retaliation, and without fear of consequences or transphobia for living openly." Read more
The earthly remains of a traditional Benedictine prioress in Missouri were found in 'remarkable preserved condition' after recently being exhumed. The Benedictine Sisters of Mary, Queen of the Apostles in Gower, Missouri, exhumed their founder, Sister Wilhelmina of the Most Holy Rosary, on April 28, the Feast Day of St. Louis Marie DeMontfort. Read more
Italy's top cardinal and potential successor to Pope Francis is urging a congress on Humanae Vitae to reject groupthink on the 1968 papal encyclical prohibiting artificial contraception. Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, president of the Italian Episcopal Conference, exhorted participants at the international conference called "Humanae Vitae: The Audacity of an Encyclical on Sexuality and Procreation" to "avoid working within closed and homogenized circles." Read more
Catholic bishops and educators are condemning a proposed rule change that would demand federally funded schools allow males to participate in females' sports. On Monday, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, the National Catholic Educational Association and the Catholic University of America submitted to the U.S. Department of Education a joint statement rejecting gender ideology and calling on the Department to deny the proposed rule change. Read more
A so-called "LGBTQ Catholic Resource" is touting a self-proclaimed "gay" priest's recent speech in which he expresses his dream for the Church to offer the sacrament of marriage to same-sex couples. The website Outreach recently published an adapted version of Fr. Bryan Massingale's speech, which he delivered April 21 during the Ignatian Q conference held at Fordham University at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle in New York. Read more
Illinois is set to enshrine the corruption of children into law, thanks to its collusion with the Marxist-led American Library Association. Among an array of legal amendments and declarations, the bill requires that all public libraries must adopt the so-called Library Bill of Rights or be denied state funds. Read more