Ontario bishop who promoted COVID shots, banned Communion on tongue resigns at 75
Bishop Ronald Fabbro will be replaced in the Diocese of London, Ontario, by Bishop Daniel Miehm of the Diocese of Peterborough.
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Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Former insider ‘cautiously optimistic’ Disney is turning away from woke agenda
A recently laid-off software engineer said the company has 'toned it down a ton since Trump was elected. The vibe shift is real.'
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“Francis Is in Heaven” — Did Pope Leo Just Break Church Law?
Pope Leo XIV just said Pope Francis has “entered heaven.” Not “may he rest in peace.” Not “pray for his soul.” A declaration of sainthood—without a canonization, without a cause, without the centuries-old process the Church has always required. The hosts of Faith and Reason examine a statement that departs from Catholic tradition in ways most Catholics have missed. The Church prays for the dead. She does not presume their salvation, much less their sainthood. But Leo’s language suggests something else: a papacy already treating Francis as a saint, a mentor whose influence did not end with his death. The […]
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17 bishops have attended conferences organized by heretical New Ways Ministry: report
New Ways Ministry seeks to radically alter and even abolish long-established Church teaching on the immorality of homosexual acts and transgenderism.
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Canadian MPs call for mandatory labels on AI-generated content
A report by the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage said it should apply to 'broadcasters, public institutions, and digital platforms.'
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Pro-lifers thank Vatican for helping to stop UN’s ‘right’ to abortion resolution
The UN commission failed to produce a consensus resolution after the Holy See, with other delegations, pushed back against 'sexual and reproductive health' language.
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WATCH: Cardinal Cupich tells James Martin he often borrows Pope Leo’s rhetoric
Pope Leo 'gave us ... important language to talk about immigration, to talk about the (Iran) war, and I've benefited from that,' Cupich said.
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Why is Christianity on the rise among young men? New study proposes answers
A recent Finnish study has named crises of meaning as a key factor for the rise in Christianity among young men.
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97% of abortion pills shipped by mail after FDA dropped in-person requirement: study
Researchers at JAMA found abortion pill prescriptions overwhelmingly moved to mail-order pharmacies in states where telehealth abortions have been made legal.
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Hope for the Church? Priests ordained after 2020 are much more conservative
Hopefully the next generation of clergy in the United States is far less likely to be following in the footsteps of liberals like James Martin and Cardinal Cupich.
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Cdl. Kasper: Pope Francis started ‘transformation of the Church,’ Leo XIV will ‘continue it’
Cardinal Walter Kasper has outlined what he sees as the key pillars of Francis' legacy: liberation theology, synodality, and modernist pastoral practice, declaring Leo XIV its natural heir.
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Pope Leo XIV celebrates Francis’ ‘birth into heaven.’ Will he canonize him?
Marking the first anniversary of Pope Francis' death, Leo XIV praised his predecessor as a ‘devoted shepherd’ who upheld the ‘legacy of the Second Vatican Council.’
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Declassified docs link Lyme disease epidemic to US bioweapons program
Declassified records and suppressed research suggest US biological weapons activities contributed to Lyme disease's emergence, with evidence of a cover-up spanning 60 years.
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Massachusetts police union defends St. Michael statue in battle with ACLU
Massachusetts’ top court should protect the rights of the city of Quincy to put up statues of Sts. Michael the Archangel and Florian, a coalition of religious liberty and free speech groups said.
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Calls to beatify Pope Francis emerge just one year after his death
Advocates point to pastoral symbolism and a ‘widespread perception of a religious figure who profoundly marked his time’ for beatification, with no reference to traditional criteria.
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Israel replaces smashed statue of Jesus, arrests soldiers who destroyed it
The IDF removed the soldiers responsible for destroying the statue of Jesus from combat duty and sentenced them to 30 days in jail while also replacing the statue in coordination with ‘local community.’
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Woman assaulted in Spain after telling migrant attacker she was Christian
Spanish authorities charged the African suspect with bodily harm and violation of fundamental rights on religious grounds following an early morning anti-Christian attack in Barcelona.
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Gender-care doctor says medically ‘transitioning’ minors should be reconsidered
Canadian Dr. Karine Khatchadourian said 'we’re changing trajectories' based on unconvincing and limited data, and with too few mental health assessments by psychologists or psychiatrists trained in child and adolescent medicine.
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Vatican plans October conference on Amoris Laetitia as synodal implementation advances
The General Secretariat of the Synod approved an implementation roadmap for 2026, with June and October gatherings set to advance the controversial synodal process worldwide.
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Detransitioner speaks out on the horrors of gender dysphoria, sex change surgeries
A UK woman recounted her struggles that led to a 'medical' transition and then, after 15 'miserable' years, the realization that she wasn't 'transgender.'
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