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The “Good Bishops” are Failing Us
The “Good Bishops” are Failing Us
By David Vermont
The Church and our country are in a profound state of decay. We need good men to take action.
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Come On Leaders! Change or Else!
Come On Leaders! Change or Else!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Want life, the world to change? Then do what must be done!
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Eucharist document approved by bishops: A swing and a miss
Eucharist document approved by bishops: A swing and a miss
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
This week the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops voted to accept the proposed Eucharist document titled “The Mystery of the Eucharist in the Life of the Church” during their session on Wednesday, November 17, 2021, with a 222-8 (3 bishops abstained) vote, meeting the required two-thirds majority needed for the vote to pass.
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Martin Luther's Cancel Culture: Those Who Fail To Learn From History Are Condemned To Repeat It or What Every Good Catholic Should Know and Do
Martin Luther's Cancel Culture: Those Who Fail To Learn From History Are Condemned To Repeat It or What Every Good Catholic Should Know and Do
By Michael Cunningham
In a 1948 speech to the House of Commons, Churchill said, “Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it.” Little did he know at the time he would be addressing one of the biggest needs of our times- a change on how we teach our Church religious education.
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Youngkin's election is good news for the unborn, but not completely
Youngkin's election is good news for the unborn, but not completely
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
In a tightly fought battle for the Virginia governor’s seat, Republican challenger Glenn Youngkin was notably cautious on the campaign trail when it came to speaking up against abortion. He was hesitant to make it a focal point of his campaign and for good reason.
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The Pope and the President vs The Faithful
The Pope and the President vs The Faithful
By Patti J. Smith
The recent meeting between the Pope and President Biden is causing a great deal of confusion. The President smugly announced His Holiness assured him he was "a good Catholic and should continue to receive Communion."
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Pope Francis failed President Joe Biden
Pope Francis failed President Joe Biden
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Pope Francis, being the direct successor of St. Peter, failed President Joe Biden during the recent visit of the president to the Vatican. The pope has a lot of responsibilities and obligations as we all know, but his primary responsibility is to guide others to live a life of repentance and obedience to Christ with the goal of reaching heaven.
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POLITICS AND THERAPY – AN UNHEALTHY COMBINATION
POLITICS AND THERAPY – AN UNHEALTHY COMBINATION
By Patti J. Smith
The Left's false narrative of inclusivity and tolerance is rearing its ugly head everywhere. Conservatives are losing jobs, being blacklisted, boycotted, and censored. We are attacked for having faith and morals. One would think a haven from verbal abuse exists somewhere, such as a Facebook page where therapists, counselors, and lay counselors gain insight into new techniques and receive encourag
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COMMON GOOD OR COMMON EVIL
COMMON GOOD OR COMMON EVIL
By Patti J. Smith
Should I or should I not get “the poke.” Do I listen to Dr. Fauci, who changes positions like we all change our underwear? Do I let the government dictate what I put into my body, especially with a vaccine that has not adequately tested for side effects? Do I take a shot that in the future might cause permanent damage while the company that produces it is held harmless?
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Catholicism and Communism.
Catholicism and Communism.
By Troy Kroening
It should be better stated Catholicism OR communism. Catholicism and communism are opposites. While some stated ideals of communism are ideals of Catholicism as well, they clearly go about it differently. Catholicism believes that individuals have free will to accept or go against what God wants, but communism is imposed upon all, negating individuals’ free will for the collective.
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Seek the heart of Man ... when ego's clash
Seek the heart of Man ... when ego's clash
By Stephen Clark
At any one time there seem to be dozens of conflicts going on throughout the world, in this hour there are civil wars in Tigray in Ethiopia, Yemen, Syria and lots of tension in other parts of the world. It made me wonder about how and why conflicts get out of control on such a regular basis.
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Can We Talk About Abortion: Specifically its Jurisdictional Aspect?
Can We Talk About Abortion: Specifically its Jurisdictional Aspect?
By Dr. Lin Weeks Wilder
Shortly after the 2016 election, in a piece I called, An Open Letter to Hillary Clinton and Her Supporters, I wrote this:
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The Proper Role Of The Church In The State: Clearing Up The Relationship Between Church and State
The Proper Role Of The Church In The State: Clearing Up The Relationship Between Church and State
By Michael Cunningham
This is the letter that started it all. The Letter To the Danbury Baptist Association.
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Joseph against the Covid Tyranny
Joseph against the Covid Tyranny
By Peter Darcy
“Our patience is wearing thin and your refusal has cost all of us.” “This is not about freedom.”
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Voter Suppression and Catholic Apathy
Voter Suppression and Catholic Apathy
By Michael Cunningham
Why does the Church not take a great stand on moral issues facing our country today?
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America's Mythical ‘Law': Separation of Church and State
America's Mythical ‘Law': Separation of Church and State
By John Gerard Lewis
Perhaps no linguistic device has been more deceptively and effectively used to influence American public policy than the phrase, “separation of church and state.”
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The Horrors of War: The Victims Left Behind
The Horrors of War: The Victims Left Behind
By Michael Cunningham
America left and left behind hundreds of thousands of Afghani people who will be put in harm's way simply because they helped out the west or taught western ideas. Brothers and sisters, the truth is the truth. We do not have a corner of it simply because we say so, rather it is the will of God that is at work.
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