US archbishop condemns abortion, transgender ideology and the undermining of marriage
'A man’s body doesn’t make sense without a woman’s body and a women’s body doesn’t make sense without a man’s body,' Archbishop Alexander Sample said.
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Articles tagged Alexander Sample
US archbishop: 63 million babies killed by abortion is a ‘globally historic tragedy’
Archbishop Sample mentioned abortion — which he noted kills an 'innocent human child in its most fragile form' — alongside other mass killings to help drive home the point that it is an 'objective' evil.
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Masses will continue in face of coronavirus, west-coast US bishop declares
'The celebration of the Most Holy Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life,' wrote Alexander Sample, archbishop of Portland, Oregon.
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US archbishop bans Communion on tongue, claims it’s ‘not crucial’ how Catholics receive
Archbishop John Charles Wester said there is ‘nothing ontologically preferable to receiving on the tongue.’
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US archbishop forbids priests banning Communion on tongue as response to Coronavirus
Archdiocese of Portland: 'Communion on the tongue or in the hand pose a more or less equal risk'
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WATCH: ‘Progressive’ pro-gay Catholics shout down faithful African priest during Mass
The Nigerian priest had tried to bring his congregation more in line with Catholic teaching.
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Bishops: Teaching the truth of Christ needed to bring Catholics back to the Church
Fully half of all millennial Catholics have left the faith, said Bishop Robert Barron of Los Angeles.
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Sixth U.S. bishop promotes St. Michael prayer after Mass in response to abuse crisis
Bishop Joseph Naumann of Kansas City, Kansas, joins the growing ranks of dioceses re-establishing the prayer.
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Fifth US bishop restores St. Michael prayer after Mass in response to abuse crisis
The crisis 'is — at its heart — the work of the Evil One. Satan prowls throughout the world, seeking the ruin of souls.’
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U.S. archbishop: Active gays must repent and change lifestyle before receiving Communion
True accompaniment can only take place within the 'tradition of the Church’s teaching and life.'
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