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12 thoughts on the papacy and life in the Church today

July 3, 2016 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 0

Editor’s note: The following homily preached earlier today by the Reverend Peter M. J. Stravinskas, Ph.D., S.T.D., on the external Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul (Extraordinary Form), at the Church of the Holy Innocents, […]

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Bishop Lynch should be forced to resign his office

June 22, 2016 Fr. Mark A. Pilon 1

Bishop Robert Lynch of St. Petersburg wrote this incredible slander on the Catholic Faith in his diocesan blog after the brutal massacre in an Orlando nightclub. Second, sadly it is religion, including our own, which […]

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A few notes on journalistic points made today

June 17, 2016 Edward N. Peters 0

In a day fraught with canonical confusion may I offer a few observations on some journalistic issues I noticed along the way? First, I find John Allen’s pooh-poohing of widespread concerns that Francis’ remarks, yet […]

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Eastern Orthodox rivalries and the healing of memories

June 16, 2016 Dr. Adam A. J. DeVille 5

Never have Saint Paul’s words repeated themselves so much in my mind as during these last days watching the long-promised and much hoped-for Great and Holy Council (GHC) of the Eastern Orthodox churches start to […]

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The “Benedict Option” or the “Gregorian Option”?

June 15, 2016 Sheila Liaugminas 0

Over the past year few years, Alasdair MacIntyre’s 1981 book After Virtue has made a resurgent comeback, especially with a series of articles that Rod Dreher launched in The American Conservative. In those articles Dreher […]

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Sacramental sustenance in the ecclesial field hospital

June 14, 2016 Thomas V. Gourlay 0

If the last two years of Synods and the resulting Apostolic Exhortation have taught us anything, it is that the question of allowing civilly divorced and remarried Catholics to receive communion is not one which […]

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Thomas Aquinas and angry American voters

June 9, 2016 Russell Shaw 0

Americans, a goodly number of them anyway, are angry. Opinion polls and both parties’ primaries are evidence of that. But will this anger be put to good use or squandered? At the moment, squandering appears […]

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There aren’t “two popes” in any way, shape, or form

June 8, 2016 George Weigel 2

Life, even Catholic life, is full of ambiguities, but some things either are or aren’t. It’s a ball or a strike. It’s a Toyota or a Ford. You’re baptized or you aren’t. The papacy would […]

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Why everyone should oppose surrogacy

June 4, 2016 Jennifer Roback Morse 0

I am an outspoken critic of gestational surrogacy, in which the gestational mother carries a child to term for another person or couple. I have noticed that many people do not understand the stakes in […]

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Is there anything more shallow and predictable than…

June 4, 2016 Carl E. Olson 0

Recall that nearly a month ago, after Pope Francis made some remarks suggesting the possibility of a potential commission to consider looking into the matter of deaconesses, I wrote the following: Does Pope Francis have […]

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