Articles for Month: May 2021

BREAKING: Fr. Altman’s bishop has asked him to resign

'What really is at play here, dear family, is that other shepherds are offended because I simply state the fact that they abandoned their sheep in a time of need. If this alleged virus was allegedly a fraction as dangerous as they said it was, it was all the more reason to keep our churches open and get you the sacraments so that you stayed in a state of grace. They put your eternal souls at risk!'
News
Doug Mainwaring
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COVID vaccines, the common good, and moral liceity: A response to Professor de Mattei — Part III

I would respectfully suggest that Roberto de Mattei ponder his own heavy moral responsibility for the division his booklet has helped to provoke among the Catholic faithful, particularly given its peremptory and haughty tone toward Catholics who want nothing to do with abortion and thus nothing to do with abortion-derived vaccines, a conviction he rather arrantly dismisses as 'sentimentalism.'
Opinion
Christopher A. Ferrara
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A closer look at the 2018 ‘Clade X’ fictional pandemic event and what it might tell us about the COVID-19 crisis

The 'Clade X' event was just one of the fictional pandemic events organized by the Johns Hopkins University. Because of Johns Hopkins’ potential influence on US and global government planning for pandemics, it may be worthwhile to study the thinking expressed at fictional pandemic events planned and enacted by Johns Hopkins before COVID-19.
Opinion
Robert L. Kinney III
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