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Archbishop Michel Aupetit of Paris. / Ibex73 via Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Paris, France, May 31, 2021 / 04:00 am (CNA).
The archbishop of Paris on Sunday lamented an attack on Catholics taking part in a procession commemorating the city’s 19th-…
Even churches are not safe refuges for Christians fleeing violence in remote Kayah state
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | May 31, 2021 | Featured, News, Politics, Weekly Headlines |
It’s difficult to keep track or make sense of the daily barrage of news, foreign and domestic, but one thing seems clear. With the advent of a new and thoroughly naïve administration, America faces the greatest threat to its security since 1941. Weakness invites aggression, and the current administration projects about as much strength as […]
“Yesterday in Astorga, Spain, María Pilar Gullón Yturriaga, Octavia Iglesias Blanco and Olga Pérez-Monteserín Núñez were beatified,” Pope Francis said on May 30. “These three courageous lay women, in imi…
Read More“This mystery of the Trinity was revealed to us by Jesus himself,” Pope Francis said during his Angelus address for Trinity Sunday. “He showed us the face of God as merciful Father; he presented Himself, true man, as the Son of God a…
Read More“This coming 1 July I will meet in the Vatican with the principal leaders of the Christian communities present in Lebanon, for a day of reflection on the country’s troubling situation and to pray together for the gift of peace and stability…
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For every issue, it seems, there is always good news and bad news. For the pro-life movement, the good news is that the U.S. abortion rate has been falling for over a decade and, now, is at its lowest level since 1974. The bad news is that, even at the reduced rate, a child is […]
Reading I Zep 3:14-18a
Shout for joy, O daughter Zion!
Sing joyfully, O Israel!
Be glad and exult with all your heart,
O daughter Jerusalem!
The LORD has removed the judgment against you,
he has turned away your enemies;
…
The Vatican’s Secretariat of State has not yet moved to comply with a papal directive to turn over control of investment funds, the Pillar news site reports. In December, Pope Francis ordered the Secretariat of State to cede control of financial …
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | May 31, 2021 | Church in the Middle East, lead, Lebanon, Maronite Church, News, Pope Francis, Vatican |
ROME – On July 1st, Pope Francis will welcome the main Christian leaders of Lebanon to address what he described as the “worrying” crisis the country is going through. To this end, the pontiff asked the intercession of the Mother of God venerated in the Lebanese Shrine of Harissa, and
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | May 31, 2021 | Church History, cooking, Genoa, Italy, lead, Naples, News, News Analysis, pasta alla genovese, Swiss Guards |
I’ve said before that a compelling history of the Catholic Church could be written in the form of an Italian cookbook, and on this holiday Monday I’ll prove the point through a dish chosen essentially at random.
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | May 31, 2021 | Brazil, Church in the Americas, Humor, Jair Bolsonaro, lead, News, Pope Francis, social conservatives, Traditionalists |
A joke made by Pope Francis concerning the Brazilians spurred outrage among some groups in the South American country.
Read MoreInstitutions form the backbone of any stable and long lasting civilization. In law, education, religion, science, government and more, institutions are the product of the accumulated experience and practice of millions of human beings. They […]
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The nature of patriotism is – or should be – a hot topic nowadays. Globalists argue that patriotism is outmoded and barbaric, and should be superseded by a devotion to the planet and the human […]
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | May 31, 2021 | 2021, America's wars, American cemetery Normandy, Arnold Friberg painting The Prayer at Valley Forge, Brad Miner, Columns, CPT Bobby Miner, CPT Ian McCoy, D-Day, fallen in battle, Gen. George Washington praying, General Mark W. Clark, Memorial Day 2021, News, President Abraham Lincoln, Robert Royal, St. Thomas Aquinas, The Catholic Thing |
Brad Miner: We honor those fallen in battle. As President Lincoln said in 1863, “It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this.”
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Let’s ponder the Trinity by exploring it, seeing how it is exhibited in Scripture, and observing how we, who are…
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If you take a moment on Monday to remember in prayer those who have died in America’s wars, you might…
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More than 60 bishops signed a letter urging the USCCB leadership to postpone the upcoming discussion on Church teaching and…
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Read MoreWe’re here to mark that day in history when the Allied armies joined in battle to reclaim this continent to…
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