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San Diego bishop apologizes for the Church at pro-LGBT 'All are Welcome Mass’

During his sermon for a pro-LGBT 'All are Welcome Mass' in July, San Diego auxiliary Bishop Ramón Bejarano said, 'I apologize for the pain and distress that I and the Church have caused to many of you.'

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Antonino Cambria

• Sep 13, 2024Sep 16, 2024

Chicago Archdiocese using Catholic cemetery funds to cover sex abuse costs

A spokeswoman insisted that the use of cemetery funds for sex abuse settlements does not count as 'diversion' because the cemeteries are 'fully and amply funded.'

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Lisa Bourne

• Apr 1, 2019Jun 18, 2021

University ‘troubled to hear’ of plagiarism allegations against board member Fr. Rosica

Fr. Thomas Rosica is coming under increasing scrutiny as evidence of plagiarism piles up.

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Dorothy Cummings McLean

• Feb 19, 2019Jun 18, 2021

A startling new take on the prophecy of Our Lady of Akita

I used to think it was about good cardinals fighting bad cardinals and good bishops vs. bad bishops, but I have come to the sad understanding that Our Lady meant something much more disturbing.

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John-Henry Westen

• Aug 30, 2023Aug 30, 2023

Climate of fear in Vatican is very real

The common phrase we kept hearing that week in Rome is that there is a 'war' going on in the Church – a war of the progressives against the orthodox Catholics.

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Steve Jalsevac

• Dec 16, 2016Jun 18, 2021

Dissident priest group backed by prominent bishops demands Catholic 'priestesses'

Bishops involved with the Association of U.S. Catholic priests include Cdl. Blase Cupich, Abp. Robert Carlson, and Abp. John Wester.

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Michael Hichborn

• Jun 25, 2019Jul 3, 2024

McCarrick fought being defrocked. Will he repent?

McCarrick fought his laicization, the Vatican revealed.

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Lisa Bourne

• Feb 19, 2019Jun 18, 2021

Attacks on four Cardinals should be no surprise: even saints were censured by popes for being faithful

The four Cardinals join the singular ranks of a number of faithful bishops and cardinals who have faced excommunication, demotion, and censure from popes because of their faithfulness to the truths of the faith.

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Pete Baklinski

• Dec 14, 2016Jun 18, 2021

Viganò vindicated: Wuerl knew about McCarrick abuse as early as 2004

New evidence shows that Cardinal Wuerl was deceitful about his knowledge of sex abuse allegations against McCarrick.

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Lisa Bourne

• Jan 11, 2019Jun 18, 2021

BREAKING: Pope Francis' absolutism for the COVID jab but not God's Commandments

While Pope Francis does not have an "absolutist" approach to the Commandments, he certainly does have an absolutist approach to the so-called COVID ‘vaccine,’ making it seem absolutely necessary

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John-Henry Westen

• Aug 18, 2021Aug 19, 2021

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San Diego bishop apologizes for the Church at pro-LGBT 'All are Welcome Mass’

Chicago Archdiocese using Catholic cemetery funds to cover sex abuse costs

University ‘troubled to hear’ of plagiarism allegations against board member Fr. Rosica

A startling new take on the prophecy of Our Lady of Akita

Climate of fear in Vatican is very real

Dissident priest group backed by prominent bishops demands Catholic 'priestesses'

McCarrick fought being defrocked. Will he repent?

Attacks on four Cardinals should be no surprise: even saints were censured by popes for being faithful

Viganò vindicated: Wuerl knew about McCarrick abuse as early as 2004

BREAKING: Pope Francis' absolutism for the COVID jab but not God's Commandments