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Little Sisters have big win in Supreme Court decision

July 8, 2020 Catholic News Agency 6

Washington D.C., Jul 8, 2020 / 08:42 am (CNA).-  The Little Sisters of the Poor had a victory at the Supreme Court on Wednesday, nine years into the religious order’s bouts of litigation over the […]

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The Next Pope and the Great Commission

July 8, 2020 George Weigel 10

In The Shoes of the Fisherman, crusty old Cardinal Leone, canvassing votes for a surprise candidate just before the election of a new pope, is deeply moved by a quiet admonition from a Syrian cardinal […]

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The logical, destructive path from Abortion to Bostock

July 7, 2020 Daniel Moody 2

Much ink has been spilled over the decision in Bostock v. Clayton County, whereby SCOTUS decided it is unjust—indeed, a species of sex discrimination—to recognize any link between who we are and what we should […]

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Subversive Catholicism is an eloquent work of reasonable traditionalism

July 6, 2020 James Baresel 1

Few Catholics today will deny that the literary output of contemporary Catholics, excellent as some of it is, does not (as a total body of work) approach the level of accomplishment achieved between the beginning […]

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St. Junípero Serra statue destroyed at California state capitol

July 5, 2020 Catholic News Agency 15

CNA Staff, Jul 5, 2020 / 08:28 pm MT (CNA).-  On the evening of Independence Day, a crowd in Sacramento tore down a statue of St. Junipero Serra, set fire to it, and beat it […]

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A situation that can be changed only by prayer and fasting

July 5, 2020 Fr. James Lloyd, CSP 24

Like many of my fellow Americans, I have been stunned, shocked, perplexed, alarmed and angered by recent public demonstrations. What is happening to our law-abiding, peaceful country? Never before in my almost 100 years have […]

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Alleged David Haas sexual assault victim speaks out

July 2, 2020 Catholic News Agency 28

Denver Newsroom, Jul 2, 2020 / 03:12 pm (CNA).- In late May, allegations surfaced against contemporary Catholic musician and composer David Haas, which claimed that Haas had subjected multiple adult women to serial spiritual manipulation […]

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Systems or Individuals? On society, justice, and metaphysics

July 2, 2020 Aquae Regiae 18

One of the marvels of nature is how tremendous beauty, diversity and harmony are built on some of the most elementary building blocks. Mankind, with his genius, by means of technology and art, has made […]

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And now, from California, this bit of satirical news…

July 1, 2020 Connor Malloy 12

Editor’s Note: The following is mostly fake news. For now. Stay tuned.  News Anchor: In other news, following the toppling of two Junipero Serra statues in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the state of California […]

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Analysis: As Archbishop Viganò denounces Vatican II, the Vatican is not speaking

July 1, 2020 Catholic News Agency 53

Denver Newsroom, Jul 1, 2020 / 11:35 am (CNA).- When Archbishop Carlo Viganò made headlines in August 2018, it was for a sweeping open letter that accused Church officials of complicity and cover-up in the […]

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