While a bishop living a life of grave sin could still be a good administrator or social worker, he will seldom be what matters most – a defender of the faith and morals necessary to our salvation.
Long shielded from the cosmic war waged by Satan and his legions against all that is good, it’s no surprise we’d be shaken to our core when God gives us a sneak peek.
One wonders why it is so difficult for the Church to issue easily comprehensible documents.
I am happy, deliriously so, and grateful. I am floating in a sea of gratitude and amazement over the Trump victory.
Trump’s decision to retreat from advocacy of the pro-life cause and try to persuade those who remain reluctant to vote for him is defensible from a pro-life standpoint.
We are on the brink of the 2024 presidential election—which, perhaps more than ever, has us on the brink of preserving this wonderful nation or losing it.
Catholicism is everywhere in Uganda, but the Church faces challenges there as elsewhere.
Is homosexuality creeping into Africa through the Western push for recognition of the “rights” of homosexuals?
In Uganda, although there is a healthy understanding of the wrongness of homosexual acts, there is little understanding of its causes and the proper Christian response to homosexuals.
A first-hand report on how the issue of homosexuality is handled by Catholics in the country of Uganda.
Employing “traditionalism” as a pejorative term while retaining a respect for tradition and even some traditionalists is at best confusing.
If Catholics want to hold a conference for Catholics who have been wounded by the modern Church, they will likely need a huge venue.
After much reflection I have decided to withdraw from “Hope is Fuel” due to its inclusion of E. Michael Jones as a speaker.
Part Five of a response to Cavadini, Healy, and Weinandy’s critique of the traditional Latin Mass.
Part Four of a response to Cavadini, Healy, and Weinandy’s critique of the traditional Latin Mass.
Part Three of a response to Cavadini, Healy, and Weinandy’s critique of the traditional Latin Mass.
Part Two of a response to Cavadini, Healy, and Weinandy’s critique of the traditional Latin Mass.
Part One of a response to Cavadini, Healy, and Weinandy’s critique of the traditional Latin Mass.
The Pontifical Academy for Life has created controversy again, recently releasing a book that questioned the Church’s teaching on artificial contraception. What’s behind this attempt to undermine Church teaching?
