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Big shark, deep fears, shallow entertainment
The Meg is a shark movie that delivers on exactly what it promises while finding a middle ground between ridiculous and serious. […]
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A theory for the canonical prosecution of an ‘Uncle Ted’ type of prelate
Respectful of the nature of the Church as willed by Christ, no mechanism of canon law provides for the removal of a pope from office. […]
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US bishops continue to respond to Viganò testimony
Several prelates have issued statements and have planned Masses of reparations. […]
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Transparency and accountability, but above all truth
The expressions of concern by Church leaders are welcome. But talk is one thing, action another. […]
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Fr. James Martin is not thinking with the Church
What Fr. Martin writes and says seems guided more by GLAAD than by God, and is more aligned to the thinking of the World than […]
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Cardinal Cupich: “The Pope has a bigger agenda”
The cardinal archbishop of Chicago said of Pope Francis’ critics: “Quite frankly, they also don’t like him because he’s a Latino.” […]
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Uncommitted, despite all appearances
The Apparition by Nick Olszyk features exemplary filmmaking craftsmanship but disappoints because it doesn’t want to offend anyone or anything, including “modern sensibilities”. […]
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Who might follow Cardinal Wuerl in DC?
by JD Flynn […]
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Fr. James Martin critiques ‘homophobic’ pastors at WMOF
“LGBT people are more than their sexual lives,” he said, “and if you talk about chastity with LGBT people, do it as much with straight […]
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Hope and healing for the Sexual Revolution’s victims
Jennifer Roback Morse sees a whole collection of “social issues” as, in reality, one giant issue: what is the meaning and purpose of human sexuality? […]