How the September Ember Days echo Israel’s holiest feasts
The Church sanctified Israel’s cycle of feasts, fulfilled in Christ and remembered in the Ember Days of September.
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Recent World Opinion
Church teaching may develop, but that does not mean it can change
The content of dogma and the core of doctrine are immutable. God does not deceive, and the truth is not relative.
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‘Brain death’ was invented to harvest more organs
By simply redefining people with severe brain injury as being dead already, the letter of the dead donor rule is met by sleight of hand. But changing a definition does not change reality.
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Money talks: Why Cupich may be honoring pro-abortion Sen. Durbin
Cupich has a long and friendly history with Durbin, who has pulled the federal purse strings for the Chicago archdiocese.
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WEF has a plan to overhaul the global financial system by monetizing nature
The WEF is plowing full steam ahead with the globalist agenda to monitor and monetize everything in nature, including the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the very earth we walk upon.
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Poland is facing its worst threat to unborn life since the fall of communism
For the first time in modern Polish history, government edicts openly defy law and conscience, forcing hospitals to end Polish lives in the womb.
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Bishop Mutsaerts: Chesterton showed why abortion is the tyranny of the strong against the weak
For GK Chesterton, a just civilization protects its most innocent, helpless members. Abortion inverts justice, granting the unborn less protection even than in pagan Rome.
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Fr. Frank Unterhalt: Promoters of abortion and the culture of death will have to answer to God
With left-wing ideology trivializing abortion by calling it ‘termination of pregnancy,’ it is important to face reality: every abortion kills a small, defenseless human being.
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Bishop Eleganti: Vatican II reforms were a ‘reckless,’ ‘failed’ experiment
The Catholic Church lives or dies on the basis of liturgy. Only a return to tradition can revive the Church’s worship and faith life.
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UK’s top cop wants to ‘stop policing tweets’: report
'I don't believe we should be policing toxic culture wars debates,' said Sir Mark Rowley, chief of the London Metropolitan Police.
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