Tag: Catholicism
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Settlement Affirms VA Religious Groups Free to Operate According to Beliefs
Virginia officials have acknowledged that state law protects religious organizations’ rights to operate according to their faith. The settlement upholds… READ MORE
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ACN Honors Christian Martyrs at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuck led a Mass in New York’s St. Patrick’s Cathedral to support persecuted Christians worldwide, emphasizing hope… READ MORE
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Flawed Survey Demonizes Christians
A new poll by the left-wing PRRI claims to gauge LGBT rights, but its biased methodology and false assumptions make… READ MORE
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The Fierce Courage of St. Patrick | FORWARD BOLDLY
St. Patrick, celebrated with parades and shamrocks, displayed fierce courage. Learn more and support Christine Niles at Stella Maris Media. READ MORE
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Pope Francis: God’s glory does not correspond to human success
Pope Francis emphasized that true glory and happiness come from loving and forgiving others, rather than from worldly success. He… READ MORE
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Kamala Harris Becomes First Vice President to Visit Abortion Clinic
“Vice President Harris stirs controversy as she becomes the first to visit an abortion clinic, sparking heated debate on unborn… READ MORE
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Why Does the Church Oppose In Vitro Fertilization?
The Church teaches that human dignity is upheld through natural conception within marriage, rejecting IVF. Infertility can be addressed through… READ MORE
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Salute To St. Patrick
The life of St. Patrick, a remarkable figure, is celebrated on March 17. He condemned slavery and championed equal rights,… READ MORE
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MALAYSIA – The ecclesial community of Malaysia welcomes and prepares for the baptism of more than 1,700 adults
The Catholic community in Malaysia sees a surge in adult baptism requests, with over 1,700 preparing for Easter Vigil 2024.… READ MORE
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Catholic Priest Shot Dead in Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tzaneen Diocese, South Africa
Fr. William Banda, a missionary priest in South Africa, was shot dead while preparing for morning Mass. Three Coptic Orthodox… READ MORE
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Burkina Faso: Terrorists attack “people of integrity”
Bishop Justin Kientega faces violent persecution in Burkina Faso, as terrorist groups target Christians. Despite challenges, faith remains strong. READ MORE
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American Life League’s Judie Brown: An ‘Ordinary’ Life – Extraordinary Impact on Presidents, Popes, and Ordinary People
Judie Brown, at 80, cofounder of American Life League, reflects on her influential life defending the unborn, with family support. READ MORE
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Are You in a Spiritual Standstill? | FORWARD BOLDLY
Ven. Abp. Fulton Sheen stressed the importance of spiritual growth. Christine Niles urges Catholics to avoid stagnation, highlighting the need… READ MORE
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Support Waning for LGBT Movement
A new Gallup poll reveals 7.6% of Americans identify as LGBT, with support for transgenderism waning and opposition to puberty… READ MORE
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HAITI – Redemptorists Report the Kidnapping of Three Catholic Women Religious
Father Renold Antoine calls for peace and an end to violence in Haiti amidst escalating unrest, urging international and national… READ MORE
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Support Detransitioners
March 12 is Detransition Awareness Day, challenging transgender ideology. Medical professionals are rethinking gender transition due to lack of evidence… READ MORE
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Faithful Catholics Ask Court for Freedom to Adopt Children in Need
Mike and Kitty Burke, a Catholic couple from Massachusetts, are challenging the state’s ban on fostering due to their religious… READ MORE
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Each Life has Immeasurable Value from the Moment of Conception, says Bishop Burbidge on IVF Issues
Bishop Burbidge emphasizes the immeasurable value of life from conception and opposes IVF due to its impact on life and… READ MORE
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Oscar for Religiophobia Warranted
The Catholic League’s Bill Donohue calls for an Oscar category for Religiophobia, citing films like “Poor Things” and “God and… READ MORE
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Why Are People Leaving LGBT? | FORWARD BOLDLY
The discussion examines the restriction of conversion therapy for LGBT individuals and presents surprising research findings on the topic. READ MORE
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An Interview with Fr. Christopher Krymski, O.S.M.
Father Chris Krymski, O.S.M., director of the National Shrine of St. Peregrine, discusses his work in healing, art therapy, challenges… READ MORE
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More than 600 Kidnapped in Nigeria this Week
Terrorist groups kidnapped 687 people in northern Nigeria. Boko Haram is responsible. Nigeria’s religious persecution situation needs urgent attention and… READ MORE
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Teaching Truth to Power
The defense and education of human dignity are essential, as demonstrated in recent political events and ethical discussions. The importance… READ MORE
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U.S. Senators Ask State Department to Address Christian Persecution in Nigeria
Three U.S. Senators urge the inclusion of Nigeria in the Countries of Particular Concern list due to ongoing persecution of… READ MORE
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Women protect the faith in Ukraine
On International Women’s Day, ACN celebrates women in war-torn Ukraine facing domestic challenges, providing aid, and finding strength through prayer… READ MORE
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Disney’s Exclusionary Idea of Inclusion
The diversity industry operates like a cult, enforcing rigid beliefs and discriminating against diverse thoughts. Disney faces civil rights allegations… READ MORE
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Pope Francis: “Of all vices, pride is the great queen”
Pope Francis, addressing his audience through an aide due to a cold, emphasized the dangers of pride and the virtue… READ MORE
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Schizophrenic Drug Policies
The liberal approach to drug policy in Connecticut, marijuana legalization, and the impact on public health is criticized as incoherent… READ MORE
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French Bishops Call for Fasting and Prayer as France Enshrines Abortion in Constitution
The French Bishops’ Conference calls for fasting and prayer as the French government moves to enshrine abortion rights in the… READ MORE
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NY Woman Gov. Sides with Misogynists
New York Governor Kathy Hochul opposes gender-inclusive sports policies, accusing advocates of bullying trans kids. Critics argue her stance endangers… READ MORE
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In Line with Catholic Bishops’ Stance, Legislators in Ghana Pass Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill
Ghana’s Parliament passes bill criminalizing LGBTQ+ activities, awaiting President’s approval, in line with Catholic Bishops’ stance. READ MORE
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Las Vegas Students Triumph Over School’s Discrimination Against Their Pro-Life Views
Thomas More Society attorneys secure Las Vegas students’ right to pro-life speech in schools, ending district’s bias and reaching settlement.… READ MORE
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Catholic Teaching on Redemptive Suffering and Information About the Passionists
The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches the redemptive value of suffering, emphasizing spiritual growth and solidarity with Christ. READ MORE
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Should We Forgive Those Who Aren’t Sorry? | FORWARD BOLDLY
Christine Niles debates if Christians can forgive those who aren’t sorry. Explore Scripture and saintly examples. READ MORE
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Cardinal Raymond Burke’s Call to Novena: A Return to Our Lady of Guadalupe
Cardinal Burke calls for a nine-month Novena to seek Our Lady of Guadalupe’s intercession, addressing today’s challenges with faith and… READ MORE
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Christian broadcasters ask Supreme Court to hear their religious freedom case
A lawsuit is challenging higher royalty fees for noncommercial Christian radio stations compared to secular NPR stations, citing discrimination against… READ MORE
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No Country Is Safe: Life as a Somali Christian
Somalia’s tiny Christian minority faces constant fear, isolation, and danger, with attacks and persecution both inside and outside the country. READ MORE
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A dark weekend of Christian persecution
Nearly 30 Christians from three countries were killed or kidnapped in Burkina Faso, with additional kidnappings in Haiti and murders… READ MORE
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Meet the New Advisors to the Synod
The Catholic League criticizes Vatican advisors who openly oppose Church teachings, questioning why dissenters are sought for advice when they… READ MORE
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Over a Dozen Killed in Attack on Catholics at Mass in Burkina Faso “died in faith”: Priest
At least 15 Catholics were killed in a terrorist attack during Sunday Mass in Burkina Faso, part of the Sahel… READ MORE
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Let’s Celebrate Fidelity Month Instead of Pride Month w/ Prof. Robert George
Prof. Robert P. George discusses the significance of fidelity to God, spouses, families, and communities in Fidelity Month on The… READ MORE
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Texas attorney general targets Catholic nonprofit, alleges it facilitates illegal immigration
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is seeking to shut down Annunciation House, accusing it of aiding illegal immigration. Annunciation House… READ MORE
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MOZAMBIQUE – Resumption of jihadist attacks in the north, but with a new “modus operandi”
Attacks by ISIS-linked jihadists have surged in northern Mozambique’s Pemba province, with a new strategy of taxing civilians for protection.… READ MORE
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New Initiative Strives to Explain the Perennial Question: “What is Love?”
The USCCB launches Love Means More initiative to bring clarity and compassion to discussions about love, marriage, and human sexuality.… READ MORE
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Terrorists Kill 23 in 3-Day String of Attacks in Nigeria
In a series of attacks in Nigeria, suspected Islamic terrorists killed 23, injured 10, and kidnapped 5, causing fear and… READ MORE
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Do Catholics Practice Magic? | FORWARD BOLDLY
Christine Niles and Shaun McAfee discuss Catholic sacramentals, addressing misconceptions about their purpose and significance in the faith. READ MORE
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Families in Ukraine suffer “constant torture”
The 2024 Lent campaign by Aid to the Church in Need focuses on Ukraine’s suffering Church amid ongoing conflict, offering… READ MORE
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Thirty Christians Die in the Gaza Strip
Conditions for the small Christian community in Gaza have deteriorated, with 30 deaths during conflict. The situation is dire, with… READ MORE
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Religious Rights Thrive in Iowa
Iowa Senate passes bill protecting religious liberty based on federal RFRA, sparking debate over religious rights vs. LGBT rights. READ MORE
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Catholic Bishops in Nigeria Maintain Opposition to Fiducia Supplicans’ Recommendations
Catholic Bishops in Nigeria uphold the ban on same-sex blessings, rejecting Vatican’s Fiducia Supplicans, citing concerns of unity and catholicity. 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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