US Senate votes 50-48 to confirm Brett Kavanaugh as next Supreme Court Justice
President Trump has now put two justices on the Supreme Court.
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Articles for Month: October 2018
Youth Synod Archbishop apologizes to young Catholics for sex abuse, ‘unbeautiful liturgies’
Archbishop Anthony Fisher of Australia has issued an extensive mea culpa at the Vatican Youth Synod
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Pope concedes to ‘thorough study’ of Vatican docs on McCarrick, will meet Cdl. DiNardo, Abp. Gomez
Today’s announcement comes exactly six weeks after Archbishop Viganò issued his explosive 11-page testimony
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Friend of Kavanaugh accuser says she was pressured to say she ‘believed’ Christine Ford
Yet another question has been raised about the credibility of Christine Blasey Ford.
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Traditional Catholic prof forced to resign as dean in wake of conservative witch-hunt
Brian McCall, Oklahoma Law School's Assistant Dean, was forced out due to his traditional Catholic beliefs
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Papal confidante justifies withholding from press bishops’ interventions at youth synod
Press from around the world are frustrated about the lack of information coming from inside the Synod hall.
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Pro-gay bishop invited to lead diocesan ‘Formation Day’
Retired Bishop Robert Lynch of St. Petersburg, Florida, is scheduled to speak to clergy and parish leaders in the Archdiocese of Minneapolis-St. Paul.
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Vatican’s former doctrine chief: Pope is not ‘boss of the Church,’ can’t change doctrine
'The Pope is not the boss of the Church,' Müller said. 'The Pope cannot do [whatever] he wants.'
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22-year-old with same-sex attraction begs Synod: Don’t change Church teaching on homosexuality
Avera Maria Santo, a 22-year-old woman who experiences same-sex attractions, addressed a powerful open letter to the bishops of the Catholic Church about the topic of homosexuality being discussed at the Youth Synod currently underway in Rome.
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Pro-abortion Republican announces deciding ‘yes’ vote to put Kavanaugh on Supreme Court
The pro-abortion Republican, Sen. Susan Collins, also predicted Brett Kavanaugh will vote to uphold Roe v. Wade.
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