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The progressive revolution’s continued control of the ecclesial narrative

May 18, 2023 Larry Chapp 98

Vatican II was unique in the history of councils insofar as the crisis it was called to address was not a specific and well-defined theological heresy. Rather, it was called to address the crisis presented […]

The Dispatch

Can we simply drop the Ascension story?

May 17, 2023 Sean Fitzpatrick 27

The Ascension of Jesus Christ, related in the Gospels of Mark and Luke and referred to throughout the New Testament, can be taken as something of an awkward anecdote in the Catholic canon. “And when […]

Essay

“Rogation Days” and Ascension

May 16, 2023 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 5

The three days prior to Ascension Thursday have been traditionally known as “Rogation Days” or the “Minor Litanies,” with the “Major Rogation” being observed on April 25. Their purpose was to beg God (rogare, to […]

Analysis

A ‘bolt out of the blue’: Pope Francis sets off an ecumenical earthquake

May 12, 2023 Christopher R. Altieri 48

Pope Francis made history on Thursday, when he added to the Roman Martyrology the names of twenty-one Coptic Christians martyred in Libya in 2015, giving them a date on the Roman calendar of saints and […]

Essay

Remembering and reflecting on Joseph Ratzinger’s Gospel of Love

May 11, 2023 Conor Sweeney 18

It is no easy thing to sum up the thought of a man whose academic and ecclesial career spans some of the most tumultuous and epochal recent historical events in Church and world, whose written […]

The Dispatch

“From shadows and images into the truth”

May 3, 2023 Peter M.J. Stravinskas 11

As we move closer to the Solemnity of the Lord’s Ascension, the Church invites us to identify with the sentiments of the Apostles as they faced the eventuality of Christ’s departure from them in a […]

The Dispatch

Full text of Bishop Paul Coakley’s pastoral letter on gender dysphoria, transgender movement

May 1, 2023 Catholic News Agency 9

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Oklahoma City, Okla., May 1, 2023 / 09:30 am (CNA).
Editor’s note: Below is the full text of Oklahoma City Archbishop Paul S. Coakley’s pastoral letter “On the Unity of the Body and Soul: Accompan… […]

The Dispatch

The necessary kindness of speaking the truth about “menstrual equity”

April 24, 2023 Susan Ciancio 6

St. Thomas Aquinas once said, “The greatest kindness one can render to any man consists in leading him from error to truth.” I couldn’t help but think about this quote as I read a recent […]

The Dispatch

Let us be attentive: Active participation in Mass

April 23, 2023 Steven D. Greydanus 16

Probably all of us have had the experience of finding ourselves halfway through a meal and realizing that we hadn’t been paying attention what we were eating: how it tasted, how it went down, or […]

The Dispatch

Environmental dogma, domination, and dominion

April 21, 2023 Thomas M. Doran 11

Another Earth Day is approaching, with corresponding pronouncements about environmental doom. What should we make of this? Discussions about the environment typically consist of agreement that the environment needs to be protected, even if we’re […]

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