Proposal for ‘Amazonian Catholic rite’ comes as a surprise at Synod
An inculturated 'Mass' with indigenous rituals, married priests and female deacons would be part of this new rite within the Church.
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Articles for Day: October 9, 2019
Even the Church acts like an atheist when it comes to climate change
Climate alarmism coincides with the cancelation of God from history and is substituted with the presumption that man is the master of the cosmos.
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Trump condemns abortion of disabled children in Down Syndrome Awareness message
The president decried the 'risk' children with Down syndrome face of 'being subjected to the too-often terminations of their lives before birth.'
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Football player wins appeal, won’t be fined for wearing religious headband on the field
New Orleans Saints starting linebacker Demario Davis donated the amount of the fine to St. Dominic's hospital, for whom he also raised over $30,000.
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Peruvian bishop tells synod: Amazonians need evangelizers, not married priests
Non-celibate priests would become a sort of second class priests, while priests in general would become mere administrators of the sacraments, warned Bishop Rafael Escudero.
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Trudeau declares he’s no longer personally opposed to abortion
The prime minister's total rejection of Catholic teaching could be a canonical crime, but it's unclear whether the Canadian bishops will take action.
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Remote island study suggests China most responsible for plastic trash in Atlantic
INACCESSIBLE ISLAND, October 8, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) — Nearly three fourths of discarded plastic bottles found on a remote island in the Atlantic Ocean originate in China and have been dumped into the ocean as trash from Chinese cargo ships. Nor do they originate from land-based sources, according to a new study. Researchers went to Inaccessible Island, a remote feature of the South Atlantic Ocean approximately midway between South America and southern Africa, and found that 73% of plastic bottles they found washed ashore were made in China and appear to come from Asia. The United Nations and national governments have […]
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TV networks to air commercial depicting menstruating men and boys
'MENstruation' for 'Period-Proof Underwear' was set to run on 18 channels, but the ads reportedly were rejected by ABC, CBS and BBC America.
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Grandson of Guinness beer founder shares what must be done to save American freedoms
Os Guinness joins Jonathon Van Maren on this week’s episode of The Van Maren Show. Guinness is an author and commentator who has written over 30 books that have had a profound impact on the American political conversation. And yes, he is the great, great, great grandson of Arthur Guinness, the famous Dublin Brewer. Van Maren and Guinness begin their discussion with talking about the notion of freedom, specifically in America. Guinness outlines the three challenges that freedom has, stating that the American Founders knew full-well these challenges. The first is winning freedom (The Revolution in 1776). The second is […]
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Bishop says he wants female ‘deacons,’ Amazonians ‘don’t understand celibacy’
'Bishop Erwin Kräutler’s statement is inherently racist and dehumanizing,' responded one Catholic leader.
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Strong majorities think Big Tech is biased, has too much control of news flow: Pew study
Americans' trust in social media companies continues to nosedive.
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Major health insurer releases pro–drag queen ad, tells parents ‘too bad’
The ad positively shows a drag queen reading and dancing for laughing children and denigrates anyone who might object.
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Grandson of Guinness beer founder shares what must be done to save American freedoms
The Van Maren Show features Os Guinness, who discusses the challenges that freedom has and what it would take to achieve sustainable freedom in America.
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Trudeau promises further expansions of Canada’s euthanasia law
The court decided that requiring that a person's 'natural death ... be reasonably foreseeable' is unconstitutional.
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ALERT: Senate GOP allows budget language sending $60 million to global abortion orgs
No one has yet to step up to stop the provision that would fund groups that were supposed to be cut off by the Trump administration.
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‘Wrongful birth’ award may spur UK hospitals to encourage abortion for Down syndrome
A woman who wishes she could have aborted her baby with Down syndrome is expected to receive £200,000 in damages. Hospitals will want to avoid these suits going forward.
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Pope Francis: ‘Do I love God or dogmatic formulations?’
'Those who are ideologues because they desire the so-called ‘purity’ of the Church are attacking Christ himself,' said Pope Francis.
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Evidence of Amazon indigenous infanticide scrubbed from Brazilian website
But the evidence is everywhere and cannot easily be suppressed.
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Fulton Sheen’s meditations on the joyful mysteries of the rosary
Watch Mother Miriam's Live show from 10.9.2019. Today, Mother reads from Fulton Sheen’s book, The Meditations on the Fifteen Mysteries of the Rosary. You can tune in daily at 10 am EST/7 am PST on our Facebook Page. Subscribe to Mother Miriam Live here.
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Key bishop at Amazon Synod promotes women deacons as ‘first step’ to women priests
'Many of the bishops [at the synod] are in favor of women deacons,' says the bishop.
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Pope’s favored interviewer claims Francis denies Christ’s divinity
Eugenio Scalfari claims that Pope Francis said, 'Jesus of Nazareth, once he became a man, even if he was a man of exceptional virtue, was not God at all.'
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Pedophilia advocate admits conservatives are right: Yes, kid drag shows are sexual
'We are getting far more than just a celebration of gender diversity or an innocent display of precocious performance talent,' a convicted sex offender wrote of child drag queen shows.
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100 babies saved so far during this 40 Days for Life campaign, leaders report
Since 2007, 40 Days for Life has helped prevent over 16,000 abortions.
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Synod presentations included call for ‘new paths’ and ‘enculturated formation’ for priesthood
During a press conference, an expert on 'the Church and mining' linked Greta Thunberg with Pope Francis.
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Grandma tells court why she went undercover to expose Planned Parenthood selling baby body parts
In Sandra Merritt's first-ever public testimony, she said she believed Planned Parenthood was committing violent crimes such as partial-birth abortion, battery against women, and harvesting organs from newborns.
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