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Liberals Demonize House Speaker for Protecting Son From Porn
The Left is attacking the new speaker of the House for advocating in favor of anti-porn software and keeping his family safe. Liberals continued their assaults on Mike Johnson, R-La., after a 2022 video recently resurfaced of him speaking at a Baptist church about the accountability software Covenant Eyes. Read more
Vatican Denies Reports of Plans to Reform Conclave
Pope Francis' top cardinal canonist has blasted as "absolutely false" and a "pure lie" news reports alleging that reformation attempts are being made to include laymen in the conclave that will vote for the next pope. Cardinal Gianfranco Ghirlanda, a Jesuit expert in canon law to whom Pope Francis gave a red hat in August 2022, told multiple news outlets on Monday that he was not involved in reforming the process of selecting a future pope to make it more "synodal." Read more
The Meaning of the Arts and Proper Catholic Anthropology
The goal of learning, especially the liberal arts, is not to teach others but to apply what you have learned to your personal life and to live a "free" and virtuous life. A liberal arts education teaches one how to be free from being tied down to doing one thing. A student of the arts can do anything because he has learned how to learn. Read more
‘Trans’ Nashville Shooter Targeted Whites
A conservative broadcaster read live on air a chilling portion of the Nashville shooter's manifesto, revealing racially charged motives behind the tragic school shooting that left six dead. Steven Crowder, host of "Louder with Crowder," divulged excerpts from three pages of Audrey Hale's notes about the day of the shooting, highlighting her aspiration for a "high death count" and an expressed intent to target children benefiting from "white privileges." Read more
Thanksgiving Day: A Great Day to Give God Praise!
Thanksgiving remains a favorite holiday for Americans. It even has little-known Catholic roots. Buck the trend of rejecting God this Thanksgiving, and remember to thank Him for all the gifts that He has showered down upon you and your family. Read more
Pope to Attend UN Climate Conference
Pope Francis is scheduled to attend the upcoming COP28 climate summit in Dubai from Dec. 1–3 while the U.S. bishops' conference continues to echo his call for climate activism. In a recent interview with Gian Marco Chiocci, the director of Italy's TG1 television channel, Pope Francis offered his views on the significance of this summit. He noted the upcoming summit serves as a critical juncture between the 2016 Paris Agreement and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Read more
‘The Day of Wrath’ — Judgment Day and the Souls in Purgatory
In the old form of the Roman rite, a funeral Mass or a Mass on All Souls' Day is called a Requiem Mass. That word, "Requiem," comes from the opening words of the Introit: "Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine" — "Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord." Read more
Texas Bishop & State Democrats Attack Border Legislation
In line with state Democrats, a Texas bishop is opposing a package of bills intended to strengthen border security. "It saddens me," said Bp. Mark Seitz of El Paso in response to three Texas bills — House Bill 4, House Bill 6 and Senate Bill 4. These measures form a comprehensive approach to securing the Texas border. Read more
US Government Seeks to Control AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become the latest realm of technology ripe for government censorship and control. On Nov. 1 at a global summit in Britain, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris announced a slew of measures to control the perceived risks of AI. In front of world and tech leaders assembled in London, the VP outlined so-called protections the American government plans to put into place to manage the dangers AI poses, asserting herself and the United States as leaders in the field. Read more
CCHD Grantee Collects Pornographic LGBTQ Books for Minors
Over the years, the Catholic Campaign for Human Development has provided grants to the organization called Congregations United to Serve Humanity (CUSH). The recently published CCHD grants list for 2021–2022 shows that CUSH received a grant of $45,000 for that year. Wisconsin's Kenosha News reported that CUSH was planning to hold a book drive to collect "banned books" to "help stock [a] proposed LGBTQ youth center." Read more
Priests Warn of Ouija Boards: ‘Traps From the Devil’
A priest is sending a public warning this Halloween season that Ouija boards and other attempts to contact the spirit world can be spiritually dangerous and should not be taken lightly. Exorcist Fr. Dan Reehil of the diocese of Nashville sounded the alarm that acts of divination should not be viewed as innocent fun or harmless games, saying, "We too often forget that there is much more to this world than meets the eye," he said. "Angels, demons, spirits and souls do exist, and they can have an impact on our life." Read more
Legal Battles in Buffalo
Amid the fallout from clergy sex abuse cases, the diocese of Buffalo is embroiled in separate legal battles, apparently taking steps to safeguard its own interests. The diocese of Buffalo recently filed a lawsuit against the New York state attorney general's office. This legal move is an attempt to prevent the 7 News I-Team and The Buffalo News from accessing clergy sex abuse records. Read more
Abortion Activists Oppose Our Lord at Murder Mill
Lives are on the line next month in Ohio. And even when confronted by obnoxious murder enthusiasts, Catholics remain steadfast in defending life. Over a hundred Catholics participated in the diocese of Toledo's annual Mass for Life and Eucharistic procession on Saturday, Oct. 28. The 9 a.m. Mass for Life was held at St. Catherine of Siena parish with His Excellency Bp. Daniel Thomas as the celebrant. Read more
Relics of Padre Pio Coming to Metro Detroit
Catholics in the Detroit area are getting ready to venerate the relics of one of the most popular saints of modern times. Saint Barbara's Church in downtown East Dearborn will showcase Padre Pio's holy relics on Friday, Nov. 17. The Church, just minutes from downtown Detroit, is located off Michigan Avenue at 13534 Colson St. Read more
Clerical Heterophobia
The Catholic priesthood in 2023 is largely a gay profession. Straight priests suffer heterophobia because of this sad phenomenon. When straight priests hang out with each other, we can't help but discuss the abuse we suffer from gay clerics. Oftentimes we laugh, but then other times we cry because the Church is doomed if this practice of ordaining gay men is not ended. Read more
New Speaker’s Inaugural Speech Not Disappointing Patriots
The newly elected speaker of the House is hitting all the right notes for patriots starving for pro-American rhetoric. In his inaugural speech on Oct. 25, Mike Johnson underscored that belief in God has formed the basis of the nation since its founding. Read more
Pope Francis Affirms Holy Orders Reserved for Men
Pope Francis is continuing to uphold Church teaching on the topic of women's ordination. The Roman pontiff reaffirmed Catholic teaching on Holy Orders in an interview about a recently released book on the pastoral nature of his pontificate. In an interview for the book, Francis declared, "[H]oly orders is reserved for men" and the diaconate "is the first degree of holy orders in the Catholic Church, followed by the priesthood and finally the episcopate." Read more
Diocese Welcomes Celebrity Priest Who Abused Nuns
A Slovenian bishop has offered his episcopal patronage to a celebrity priest who has been accused of abusing over 25 nuns and who even engaged in a sexual threesome with two nuns in a so-called imitation the Holy Trinity. Monsignor Slavko Rebec confirmed to media on Wednesday that world-renowned mosaic artist Fr. Marko Ivan Rupnik has been incardinated by vicar general Bp. Jurij Bizjak into the diocese of Koper in Rupnik's native Slovenia. Read more
