‘Sacrilege’: World Youth Day has highlighted widespread abuse of the Blessed Sacrament
The Catholic Church's clear rules on reverence for the Eucharist have been repeatedly ignored at World Youth Day.
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Recent Canadian Analysis
LGBT ‘Pride Mass’ in Buffalo Catholic church sparks backlash from faithful parishioners
Bishop Michael Fisher defended the ‘Pride Mass’ at a Catholic Church in his diocese, revealing the extent of pro-LGBT infiltration.
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Vatican considering ‘Mayan rite’ of Mass after Mexican bishops overwhelmingly approve it
The ‘Mayan rite’ contains various pagan elements and new liturgical offices, including a ‘principal’ and ‘incensor’ who take on roles of the priest.
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Pope Francis bows to Communist China and confirms bishop appointed by Beijing
Pope Francis' approval and appointment of Bishop Shen Bin to Shanghai reveals who really holds power in the Vatican's deal with China.
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How the World Economic Forum response to ‘climate change’ is virtually the same as their COVID approach
The end goal in both cases is to develop the technological foundation to track and trace every person and object on the planet in order to incentivize, coerce, or otherwise manipulate individual human behavior.
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UN’s ‘World Population Day’ report urges women in aging countries not to have more children
Rather than increasing births, the UN recommends countries with collapsing fertility rates to promote ‘gender equality’ — meaning abortion and contraception.
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Archbishop Fernández will oversee sex abuse cases despite questionable record on predator priests
The archbishop, who authored a controversial book about the 'art of kissing,' is receiving fresh scrutiny for his own record responding to cases of sexual abuse.
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Archbishop Fernández, pro-Communist China bishop among new cardinals named by Pope Francis
Pope Francis' ninth consistory on September 30 will mean that he has created 99 of the 137 cardinal electors.
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New CDF prefect Archbishop Fernández hits back at critics of his erotic book on kissing
Archbishop Fernández, Pope Francis' new appointment to head the CDF, decried one specific criticism of his 1995 book, but left wider concerns about the text unanswered.
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Judge dismisses Carmelite lawsuit against Fort Worth bishop as details of sexual accomplice emerge
The fast-moving case of the Carmelite convent in Arlington, Texas appears to have reached something of a conclusion, with the nuns' civil suit having been dismissed by the courts.
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