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Posted by bcadmin | Nov 3, 2022 | Catholic vote, Church in the US, Congress, Diocese of Charleston, lead, midterms, News |
Ahead of nationwide midterm elections the lone Catholic bishop in South Carolina is reminding U.S. Catholics that regardless of what political party they belong to, they should vote as Christians first, seeking the common good of all people.
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Nov 3, 2022 | 2022 Papal Trip to Bahrain - Live Coverage, Bahrain, Catholic-Muslim relations, Church in the Middle East, lead, News, Papal travel, papal trip, Pope Francis |
As Pope Francis departs for the Gulf nation of Bahrain to participate in an international forum for dialogue, he’s doing so amid a chorus of opposition from human rights advocates who argue that the government’s insistence on tolerance is a farce.
Read MoreDuring his Angelus address on All Saints Day, Pope Francis reflected on the beatitude, “Blessed are the peacemakers.” He concluded, “May the Virgin Mary, Queen of all saints, help us to be peacemakers in our daily lives.”
Read More“Fraternity in Dialogue” was the theme of the most recent meeting of the National Catholic-Muslim Dialogue, co-chaired by Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago and Shaykh Abdul Rahman Khan of the Islamic Circle of North America.
“Frater…
Read MoreAs is his custom, Pope Francis prayed at the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore on the eve of his apostolic journey to Bahrain. During his visit, the Pope will participate in the Bahrain Forum for Dialogue.
Read MoreA full and substantive agenda awaits the US bishops at their November 14-17 meeting in Baltimore.
Read More“This is very important,” the Pope said in an Italian-language address to the youth of the Italian Catholic Action lay apostolate: “to learn through experience that in the Church we are all brothers and sisters by Baptism; that we a…
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Nov 3, 2022 | Church, Featured, News, Weekly Headlines |
Economist Mariana Mazzucato’s appointment to the Pontifical Academy for Life was scandalous enough due to her pro-abortion stance, but looking at her work reveals even more problems with her appointment.
Posted by bcadmin | Nov 3, 2022 | Editor's Picks, News, Opinion, Pontifical Academy of Life, Vatican |
Economist Mariana Mazzucato’s appointment to the Pontifical Academy for Life was scandalous enough due to her pro-abortion stance, but looking at her work reveals even more problems with her appointment.
Economist Mariana Mazzucato’s appointment to the Pontifical Academy for Life was scandalous enough due to her pro-abortion stance, but looking at her work reveals even more problems with her appointment.
The hysterics on the hard-Left are determined to hobgoblinize anyone who disagrees with them.
Posted by bcadmin | Nov 3, 2022 | Black Lives Matter, Columns, covid, Ecclesia et Civitas, Features, News, Polarization, Politics, Pope Francis, Social Doctrine, social issues, tradition, transgenderism |
Catholic social teaching has to do with building a better world, one in which what is good in us is more fully realized. That’s why it talks about “integral human development.” The goal is evidently […]
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The hysterics on the hard-Left are determined to hobgoblinize anyone who disagrees with them.
The hysterics on the hard-Left are determined to hobgoblinize anyone who disagrees with them.
Reading 1 PHIL 3:3-8A
Brothers and sisters:
We are the circumcision,
we who worship through the Spirit of God,
who boast in Christ Jesus and do not put our confidence in flesh,
although I myself have grounds for confidence even in…
Posted by bcadmin | Nov 3, 2022 | Church History, News, Patristics/Church History |
Besides the canonization of Scripture, few events have affected Christians and the Church more than the 21 Ecumenical Councils. Each council has its own intrigue, historical context, and drama, along with its stamp on the mind and teaching of the Catholic Faith. What has seemed too massive a topic for the average person is now […]
The post Concise Video Intro’s to the 21 Ecumenical Councils appeared first on Defenders of the Catholic Faith.
Read MorePope Francis recently received Xavier Bettel, Luxembourg’s prime minister since 2013. The Western European nation of 640,000 (map), is 74% Christian (72% Catholic) and 3% Muslim.
Bettel, who contracted a civil marriage to a man in 2015, also …
Read MoreLast November, CELAM (the Episcopal Conference of Latin America) held the First Ecclesial Assembly of Latin America and the Caribbean.
It was one of the six most significant gatherings in CELAM’s history, following the five general conferenc…
Read MorePope Francis arrived in Bahrain on November 3, becoming the first Roman Pontiff to visit that country.
In his first public address in Bahrain, the Pope spoke out against the death penalty, which is still allowed there. In speaking of human rights, he …
“The Congolese continue to wait for the arrival of the Pope,” said Déogratias Ndagano Mangokube, the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s new ambassador to the Holy See,
The Pope was scheduled to make an apostolic journey to t…
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