Bishop Strickland, who has called Synod Group 9’s new document a ‘direct assault’ on Catholic doctrine, fired back at Martin's praise for the paper as a ‘major step forward.’
When foundational moral truths regarding marriage, sexuality, sin, repentance, and salvation are treated as open questions, the crisis is no longer theoretical; it is present and active.
Bishop Joseph Strickland urged prudence and humility from the Pope and SSPX leadership, saying the Church’s supreme law must govern responses to tensions surrounding the consecrations.
The Society of St. Pius X rejected Cdl. Fernández's call to suspend the July 1 consecrations, insisting the state of ‘grave necessity’ demands action to preserve Catholic Tradition.
The greatest danger facing the Church today is not persecution from the outside. The Church has endured emperors, revolutions, prisons, martyrdom; the deeper danger today is confusion within.
Cdl. Dolan and the bishops called the law an ‘abandonment’ of the ‘most vulnerable,’ recalling John Paul II's warning that no authority can 'legitimately permit' such legislation.
Auxiliary Bishop Ludger Schepers of Essen, Germany, the queer representative to the German Bishops' Conference, has a history of promoting the LGBT movement.
At the Catholic Identity Conference, the Kazakhstan bishop emphasized that Catholics must not offer incense to modern idols such as political correctness, 'Mother Earth,' or icebergs.
If we are to revive our Church, revive our families, and resist the flood of lies, it must begin as it began with Mary: not with prideful plans, but with surrendered hearts.