Tag: Catholicism
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One Year Later, Vatican Document on Same-sex Blessings Not Causing Much of a Stir
A year after a Vatican document permitted non-liturgical blessings for same-sex couples, U.S. bishops report minimal impact, with few blessings… READ MORE
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Like Notre Dame in Paris, Wisconsin Cathedral is Being Rebuilt After Historic Fire
The Diocese of Madison is renovating St. Bernard Catholic Church into a new cathedral, set to open in 2025, two… READ MORE
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Sir Elton Warns Of Marijuana Legalization
Elton John regrets his past drug use, citing marijuana as a gateway. He warns of its dangers, noting increased potency… READ MORE
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The 2024 Planned Parenthood Update
As news headlines continue to circulate about what Planned Parenthood’s future will look like following the incoming Trump administration’s latest… READ MORE
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Lila Rose: Will RFK, Jr. protect preborn children?
Lila Rose discusses Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services, highlighting his fluctuating stance on… READ MORE
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Warning to voters facing pro-abortion ballot amendments: Pay attention to Ohio
Frank Pavone criticizes an Ohio judge’s decision blocking the Heartbeat law, warning states with pro-abortion measures that such judicial actions… READ MORE
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Hidden Gems: EWTN Series Features the National Shrine of St. Jude in Chicago
EWTN’s upcoming episode, “Hidden Gems: The National Shrine of St. Jude,” highlights Chicago’s sacred site, celebrating hope and miracles on… READ MORE
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Tales from the Pit
Judie Brown discusses eternal suffering in hell for souls rejecting God, highlighting individuals like Nancy Pelosi. It touches on ethical… READ MORE
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Persecution of Christians has worsened around the globe
The report “Persecuted and Forgotten? A Report on Christians oppressed for their Faith 2022-24” reveals worsening Christian persecution globally, notably… READ MORE
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Can abortion be funny? Some think so.
Bill Donohue criticizes the trivialization of abortion by public figures, highlighting instances of mockery from leaders and advocates, suggesting a… READ MORE
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Our Faithful Friends in Heaven: New Book Defends the Saints and the Role They Play in Our Lives
Karlo Broussard’s book argues that the Catholic doctrine of the communion of saints is integral to God’s plan, fostering a… READ MORE
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Why Kamala Stiffed Al Smith Dinner
Kamala Harris opted out of attending the Al Smith Dinner to avoid discomfort, revealing her disconnect with practicing Catholics. Raised… READ MORE
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Vatican Statistics: Catholic Population Shrinks in Europe, Rises Everywhere Else
In 2022, Europe’s Catholic population declined by 474,000, while global numbers grew to nearly 1.39 billion, led by increases in… READ MORE
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Pink Ribbons Raise Red Flags for Pro-Life Donors During Breast Cancer Awareness Month
American Life League’s Charity Watchlist criticizes the Susan G. Komen Foundation and Breast Cancer Research Foundation for funding abortion services,… READ MORE
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Catholics and the D-Word: New Book Calls on Catholics to Start Thinking and Acting Like True Disciples
Fr. Jeffrey Kirby’s new book, Real Discipleship, emphasizes that discipleship is essential for all Christians, particularly Catholics. He critiques superficial… READ MORE
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After Centuries of Genocide and Persecution, Christianity Continues to Grow
Since the martyrdom of Stephen, Christians have faced severe persecution and genocide, yet their numbers continue to grow. A 2024… READ MORE
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A New Era of Josephological Research: Launch of The Josephology Society
The Josephology Society, founded by Rev. Edward Looney, aims to unite scholars and clergy to promote the study of Saint… READ MORE
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Today, October 14, We Celebrate St. Callistus I
Pope Callistus I, celebrated on October 14, was a significant figure known for emphasizing God’s mercy, which led to controversies… READ MORE
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Today, October 11, We Celebrate Pope Saint John XXIII
Pope John XXIII, born Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli in 1881, became Pope in 1958, known for his pastoral care, social encyclicals,… READ MORE
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This World’s Foolishness
Judie Brown reflects on contemporary societal folly, emphasizing contradictions such as prioritizing rat welfare over unborn children and a judge… READ MORE
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Did Tim Walz allow abortion for any reason up to birth? Here’s what the law he signed says
Tim Walz, vice presidential candidate, has faced criticism for his support of expansive abortion laws in Minnesota, which allow abortions… READ MORE
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Archbishop of Port-au-Prince after massacre: “The people are exhausted”
In Haiti, Archbishop Max Leroy Mésidor expressed deep concern over the aftermath of a recent massacre by the gang “Gran… READ MORE
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ADF asks US Supreme Court to hear Oklahoma religious liberty case
Alliance Defending Freedom has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the case regarding Oklahoma’s decision to deny a charter… READ MORE
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Reinstatement of Georgia Heartbeat Law is consistent with Dobbs
Frank Pavone of Priests for Life praised the Georgia Supreme Court’s reinstatement of the Heartbeat law, emphasizing its alignment with… READ MORE
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SCOTUS keeps abortion extremists out of Texas emergency rooms
Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, applauded the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision upholding Texas pro-life law, stating it… READ MORE
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The Real Threat To Democracy
Bill Donohue argues that while the Left claims democracy is under threat, they misidentify the enemy. He contends that Christians… READ MORE
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Novena for Mental Health Begins October 10
The National Catholic Mental Health Campaign, launched in 2023, aims to raise awareness about mental health among Catholics and address… READ MORE
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Christianity Terrifies Secular Left
The article critiques Clara Jeffrey, editor of Mother Jones, for her aversion to expressions of Christianity, highlighting her strong reactions… READ MORE
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Pope Francis Steers Delicate Course on Women, the Church, and the Synod on Synodality 2024
The Synod on Synodality, opening on October 2, 2024, will not focus on women’s roles, including female deacons, but discussions… READ MORE
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Kamala Smart To Skip Al Smith Dinner
Vice President Kamala Harris declined an invitation to the Al Smith Dinner, citing campaign obligations. Bill Donohue argues her absence… READ MORE
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Catholics for Kamala is Pitiful
The article critiques the “Catholics for Kamala” website, highlighting its lack of substantial content on Kamala Harris’s policies relevant to… READ MORE
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Christians Worldwide Face Increased Censorship
The growth in global censorship will undoubtedly trample religious freedom, especially the freedoms of those whose beliefs don’t line up… READ MORE
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ACN denounces massacres in Burkina Faso
Islamic terrorists killed 26 people in a church, many of them Christian. READ MORE
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Tim Walz’s Idea of Education
Bill Donohue describes some serious problems with Tim Walz’s record. READ MORE
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Catholic Charities asks Supreme Court to protect its right to serve the needy
Seeks to overturn Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling that said Catholic Charities had no religious purpose. The post provides a detailed… READ MORE
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Trump proposes the government pay for IVF; what are Catholics saying?
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump announced a policy proposal for the government to pay for in vitro fertilization (IVF) services,… READ MORE
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Live Action president Lila Rose: ‘Trump is losing pro-life votes’
Live Action president Lila Rose criticizes Donald Trump, saying his recent statements are alienating pro-life voters. Despite Trump’s actions supporting… READ MORE
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“Catholic Liturgy is not a theatre”: Nigerian Catholic Bishop to Priests Introducing Cultural Practices in Holy Mass
Bishop Augustine Ndubueze Echema of the Catholic Diocese of Aba in Nigeria warned priests against introducing cultural elements into Liturgy,… READ MORE
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Africa’s “vehement no” on Hot-button Topics of Women Deacons, LGBTQ Guided by Scripture, Church Teachings: Archbishop
The Archbishop of Cameroon’s Catholic Archdiocese of Bamenda, Andrew Nkea Fuanya, emphasizes Africa’s stance at the ongoing Synod on Synodality,… READ MORE
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A Different Take on an Old Debate: New Book Critiques ‘Bible Alone’ Theology on Pragmatic Grounds
The dispute between Catholics and Protestants centers on authority, particularly the Protestant belief in sola scriptura. A new book, “Sola… READ MORE
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Catholic Laity in Senegal “outraged” at Prime Minister’s Remarks on Muslim Headscarf in Schools
The National Laity Council in Senegal criticizes Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko’s remarks on allowing Muslim headscarves in schools, voicing concern… READ MORE
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Walz’s Policies on Religion and Sexuality
Vice President Kamala Harris has chosen Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her vice presidential pick. His policies on religious liberty,… READ MORE
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Olympic Stunt Deniers Proven Wrong
The controversial performance at the Olympics’ opening ceremony, initially thought to depict the Last Supper, was actually based on pagan… READ MORE
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Catholic Leaders Join French Bishops in Condemning Last Supper Scene at Paris Olympics Opening
Bishops and prelates worldwide criticize the Paris Olympics’ Last Supper depiction, calling it a deplorable insult to Christianity. They express… READ MORE
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Catholic Priest in Nigeria Speaks of “an atmosphere of hopelessness” as Attacks against Christians Continue
Nearly 200 Christians were massacred in Plateau State, Nigeria on Christmas Eve 2023. Attacks against Christians continue, with survivors feeling… READ MORE
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Red, Blue, and Dead All Over
The left-leaning Daily Kos reported that pro-aborts in Arkansas have put abortion on the ballot, showing that no state is… READ MORE
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Vatican condemns violence after Former U.S. President Assassination Attempt
The Holy See condemns the violence following the shooting that injured former U.S. President Donald Trump and left one dead… READ MORE
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Catholic Birth Control? An Answer to Harrison Butker
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 24, 2024 /Christian Newswire/ — Following his viral Benedictine College graduation address earlier this month, Kansas City… READ MORE
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NFL Sides With Anti-Catholic Bigots
Catholic League President Bill Donohue expressed disappointment in NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s treatment of Harrison Butker, citing instances of perceived… READ MORE
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What National Prayer Day Means to Biden
The National Day of Prayer, observed on the first Thursday in May, highlights the contrasting approaches of Presidents Trump and… READ MORE
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Lisa Graas is a blogger with social media expertise concentrating on religion and politics. She has a history of volunteer services in the pro-life movement and in writing for major conservative websites on both life issues and the agendas of the Left in America. She is very proud to have written for Live Action and the David Horowitz Freedom Center and of her record in the pro-life movement. Lisa is also, first and foremost, a Passionist Oblate Associate attached to the Passionist Nuns of St. Joseph Monastery in Whitesville, KY. She offers up all of her sufferings as cancer and mental health patient for the intentions of the Passionist Nuns. She works to spread the Word of Christ’s redemption through His suffering on the Cross.
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