Day: October 25, 2024

(LifeSiteNews) — Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance received a “0” on the pro-LGBT Human Rights Campaign’s newly released biannual scorecard for the 118th Congress. Vance has been serving as the junior senator from Ohio since assuming office in January 2023. Although … Continue reading → The post JD Vance receives a ‘0’ rating from pro-LGBT Human…

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Reading 1 Eph 4:1-6 Brothers and sisters: I, a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to live in a manner worthy of the call you have received, with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another through love, striving to preserve the unity of the spirit through the bond of peace;   one…

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The first rule of writing is to start with an interesting hook—something that will dazzle the reader and entice them into reading the rest of the article. When writing about the saints, this is usually an easy task; just take a look at these humdingers: When he felt the urge of an impure thought, the…

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Imagine living in world in which simply being a Catholic priest was a capital offense; imagine, too, that in this world, any person who hosted a priest in one’s home or hid a priest from the authorities was guilty of a capital offense. That was the world in which St. Anne Line lived. But what…

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VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Change in the Catholic Church, including a commitment to recognizing women’s leadership gifts and being more welcoming of all people, happens slowly and deliberately, which is a good thing in a rapidly changing world, said the archbishop of Seattle. Archbishop Paul D. Etienne of Seattle, a papally-appointed member of the Synod…

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VATICAN CITY (CNS) — A world that has become “heartless” and indifferent to greed and war, and a Catholic Church in need of revitalizing its missionary joy need to open themselves up to Christ’s infinite love, Pope Francis wrote. By contemplating Jesus’ Sacred Heart, the faithful can be filled with the “living water that can…

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There is very little known about them. Chrysanthus was an Egyptian, son of a Patrician, Polemius. He was brought to Rome from Alexandria during the reign of Numerian, and despite the objections of his father, who had brought him to Rome, was baptized by a priest named Carpophorus. Chrysanthus refused is father’s attempts to get…

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This is not a common occurrence. The pro-homosexual Dominican and soon to be Cardinal, Father Timothy Radcliffe, has openly engaged with Phil Lawler concerning Lawler’s excellent column, Father Radcliffe blames the Russians — not the Bible. Father Radcliffe appears less … Continue reading → The post Cardinal-Designate Timothy Radcliffe in Open Controversy with Catholic American…

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