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The alarm clock sounds and we rise. We are, after all, bipeds and belong to the biological classification of Homo erectus. We are not dormitive creatures, since that term does not capture our full nature. Sleep is for restoration; it is not our destination. We are rational beings and begin the task of getting dressed […]
Posted by bcadmin | May 28, 2021 | 2021, anti-Islamism. anti-Darwinism, anti-progressivism, Anti-semitism, Columns, communism and Nazism, David Carlin, de facto atheists, intolerance, Kultur, mistrust of science generally, narrow-mindedness, News, political conservatism, post-Christian propagandists, Prospects of a New Religion, Racism, sexual puritanism, tendency toward fascism, The Catholic Thing, xenophobia |
David Carlin: Secularists haven’t settled on one pseudo-religion, but they are still trying this and trying that and trying something else.
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The Vatican announced the English archbishop’s appointment on May 27 along with the nomination of Italian Bishop Vittorio Francesco Viola…
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Something bizarre has been happening in Ireland. On the one hand, the ban on public religious observance throughout the pandemic…
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The German Catholic bishops and those involved in the synodal path of the Church in Germany must be the first…
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Read MoreGenial poets, pink-faced earnest wits— you have given the world some choice morsels, gobbets of language presented as one presents…
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“For a Synodal Church: Communion, Participation and Mission,” which will be held in October 2023, will involve a lot of…
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Read MoreSt. Augustine of Canterbury was sent by St. Gregory the Great to the Anglo-Saxons and is the great Apostle of England and the first Archbishop of Canterbury. He died in 604. According to the 1962 Missal of St. John XXIII the Extraordinary Form of the R…
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | May 28, 2021 | Homily of the Day, News |
We see the tough Jesus, quite different from the gentle and compassionate Christ. He curses the fig tree that bore no fruits and he drives away the peddlers in the temple. There must have been good reasons for him to act in this manner. The temple which should be a place of prayer has become […]
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | May 28, 2021 | Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller, Germany, News, Pope Francis, The Dispatch, Vatican |
Vatican City, May 27, 2021 / 16:00 pm (CNA). Gerhard Cardinal Müller on Monday called upon the Holy Father to intervene in the German situation to correct clerics who have attempted to bless same-sex unions, […]
Read MorePope Francis has appointed two prelates to conduct an apostolic visitation of the Archdiocese of Cologne, to assess the “complex pastoral situation” in the German archdiocese after revelations that sex-abuse complaints were covered up. A Ma…
Read MoreJimmy Lai, the Catholic publisher and human-rights activist, has been sentenced to another 14 months in prison for taking part in a pro-democracy protest in October 2019. He has already been imprisoned for his role in previous demonstrations, and is fa…
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Archbishop Hebda opens Archdiocesan Synod’s third and final year, Marking a year since Floyd’s death, Back to Mass, New Duluth Bishop, Supreme Court and abortion, Retiring teacher reflects, Chaska school’s last days, Extreme faith camp changes
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | May 28, 2021 | Accessibility of the Trinity, Gospel, News, Sunday Scriptures, Trinity |
Too often Christian believers are prone to regard the mystery of the Trinity as a piece of theological trivia, with little practical relevance for their lives. “The God I believe in is three-persons-in-one-essence, or so I am told,” we might hear ourselves saying. “It’s weird, but it’s the way it is, and we may as well just accept it and move on.”
Read MorePeople praying at an abortion clinic. / Diocese of Saginaw, CC BY ND 2.0.
Madrid, Spain, May 27, 2021 / 18:01 pm (CNA).
A bill proposed last week by the ruling Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party would criminalize “harassment” of women entering abo…
Questions Covered:
05:17 – The thief on the cross was told he would be in paradise, but he died before Pentecost and was not baptized. Is paradise separate from the kingdom of heaven and did he make it to paradise?
16:01 – If you go out f…
Posted by bcadmin | May 27, 2021 | Abortion, Abortion ties, From Readers, News |
Vaccines shouldn’t have abortion ties
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