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Monthly Archives: June 2021
Has Roman Catholicism’s Authority Contradicted Jesus?
“A sign of contradiction, in Catholic theology, is someone who, upon manifesting holiness, is subject to extreme opposition. The term is from the biblical phrase “sign that is spoken against”, found in Luke 2:34 and in Acts 28:22, which refer … Continue reading
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INCIDENTS of CENSURE AND OR EXCOMMUNICATION by The Catholic Church resulting in denial of Communion
The first instance of a pro-abortion rights politician being censured via denial of communion was in 1989.[15] During a special election for the California Senate, Pro-abortion rights Catholic Lucy Killea was barred from communion by Leo Thomas Maher, then bishop … Continue reading
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American Catholic Bishops Fail to Lobby for Minimum Wage in 2021
More Catholic Teaching that the American Bishops Ignore or Fail to Push for in their Lobbying Efforts. The Biden Administration’s Current call for $15 minimum wage was not mentioned in 2021 by the USCCB or individual bishops! (Pro-Life means given … Continue reading
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The Rarely Known and Preached:
The Social Agenda of the Catholic Church A Collection of Magisterial Texts “ We all know the Catholic Church’s teaching on Abortion and Marriage. However, there is much left out of the Church’s lobbying efforts, press statements, and even preaching … Continue reading
Why do the American Bishops Ignore their Own Teaching?
They should PRACTICE what They PREACH For Instance, here are some quotes from the document and how the Church in America violates its own statements. Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship – Part I – The U.S. Bishops’ Reflection on Catholic … Continue reading
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New Book With A Catholic Perspective On The Pandemic Looks At The Church’s Future
Clemente Lisi (REVIEW) One sure sign that the pandemic is fading may be the steady stream of books about it that have started to trickle out. It’s true that COVID-19 affected the planet like nothing else in our lifetimes. In … Continue reading
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Why we support the bishops’ plan to deny Communion to Biden
Well, it looks like — barring a last-minute intervention by Pope Francis himself, and maybe not even then — the U.S. bishops will consider and vote on a proposal for a teaching document about Communion that includes denying the sacrament … Continue reading
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Tackle clericalism first when attempting priesthood reform
by Fr. Peter Daly If the priesthood is to be reformed, we must tackle the disease of clericalism. It won’t be easy. Clericalism is so deeply ingrained in our structures and way of thinking that we almost can’t imagine how things … Continue reading
Confession and Transparency equals the Truth
Cardinal Reinhard Marx’s Letter of Resignation 21st May 2021 Holy Father, Without doubt, these are times of crisis for the Church in Germany. There are, of course, manyreasons for this situation – also beyond Germany in the whole world – … Continue reading
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A Catholic pastor speaks out about Trump. Some parishioners walk out
Mary SchmichChicago Tribune January 22, 2021 (Columns share an author’s personal perspective and are often based on facts in the newspaper’s reporting.) On the Sunday morning after the deadly riot at the United States Capitol, Father William Corcoran put on … Continue reading
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Faith Seeking Understanding 