Inspired by Truth, Enlightening Minds for the Church in Canada and Throughout the World
Inspired by Truth, Enlightening Minds for the Church in Canada and Throughout the World
Gerhard Cardinal Müller’s take on the Motu Proprio is a breath of the fresh air of clarity and charity. Here is an excerpt of the former head of the CDF’s brief response, as a taste and gist. Would that we had a few more men like he: For the unity in the confession of the[…]
Well, the Pope has done it – abrogated Benedict XVI’s Summorum Pontificum, (July 7, 2007) and even John Paul II’s Ecclesia Dei (July 2, 1988) – with today’s Motu Proprio Traditionis Custodes. It’s not long, and you can read it through in a few minutes (scroll past the Italian for the English) – which may seem an[…]
https://catholicherald.co.uk/twelve-quick-thoughts-on-pope-francis-dropping-his-long-expected-bomb-on-the-traditional-latin-mass/
A reader wrote the following in response to Father Testa’s article on Canceling Conservative Priests: Ah, but is it the whole truth? For confidentiality reasons an ‘employer’ in a large organization does not release details of disciplinary disputes beyond the employee and representative, but the employee may choose share with colleagues his version, perhaps an[…]
Is anyone else not surprised? The United States Supreme Court – stacked with six purportedly conservative appointees – recently refused to hear the case of Baronnelle Stutzman, a Washington, D.C. florist who in turn refused to make a make a flower arrangement with a pro-homosexual-wedding message. This seems a classic free-speech issue that needs desperately[…]
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it, said George Santanyana in a speech before the House of Commons in Britain, in 1948, following Cicero’s quip that to be ignorant of what occurred before you were born is to remain always a child. The gist of either is the sub-text of Douglas Farrow’s insightful take on the[…]
A reader – perhaps, as he admits, for his first and only time – wrote the following comment in response to my Dominion Day piece: Newly aware of this Catholic website I am quite surprised and disappointed with the political content. There are many other media sources to read if one is seeking political opinion.[…]
A reader, ‘T’, wrote the following in reply to Father Testa’s article on Canceling Conservative Priests, and I thought this required a response outside of the comments section: Am saddened by such violent references on a Catholic site, and by a Catholic priest (drive by shooting, totalitarian regime …war of annihilation against perceived enemies, Church[…]
The wayward Liberals continue their dismantling of Canada: After just killing the proposed bill that would have prohibited at least gender-selective abortion, they just passed third reading of their threatened law prohibiting ‘conversion therapy’ for minors. Anyone eighteen and under who suffers from gender dysphoria, SSA and other spiritual and psychological ills must be left[…]
I’m not surprised the day has arrived, that historians are now rehabilitating – so to speak – the reputation of the diabolical monstrosities of Emperor Nero, with a fawning display at the British Museum: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/06/14/how-nasty-was-nero-really How bad was Nero, really? Well, it depends on whom you trust, and almost all the contemporary sources, secular and[…]
