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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Articles tagged Pius IX
St. Joseph’s forgotten role in Fatima’s ‘Miracle of the Sun’
Catholics must relearn the significance of St. Joseph’s apparition at Fatima.
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Archbishop Aguer: Pope Francis fails to spread the Gospel because he’s ‘bent on the globalist agenda’
The current pontificate is bent on the globalist agenda and interreligious dialogue; it cannot fulfill its mandate to spread the knowledge and love of Jesus Christ. But the mandate remains: 'Go into all the world and preach the Gospel to all nations.'
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The stunning providence of Pius IX’s instruction manual for the Catholic Church
In terms of simplicity and relevance, Blessed Pius IX’s Qui Pluribus arguably offers the most valuable and accessible 'instruction manual' for what we face in 2024.
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Christ’s most precious blood is the water of life for sinful man
The precious blood of Jesus Christ is set before our eyes, at this moment, as the blood of the testament; the pledge of the alliance proposed to us by God.
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Mary’s Immaculate Conception is a fitting act of love from the Holy Trinity
The solemn proclamation of the Immaculate Conception in 1854 was not the invention of some new teaching, but a reflection of the Catholic Church's constant devotion to Mary.
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Spanish bishop appoints former communist leader as head of campus ministry
The appointment of the communist professor comes despite the Catholic Church's condemnation of the political ideology.
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German bishop says Catholics who reject other religions have ‘right-wing extremist tendencies’
Schick’s accusation of right-wing extremism towards faithful Catholics follows similar smears against the Berlin March for Life participants.
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Do Catholics need a ‘free speech champion’ like Elon Musk?
Make no mistake, the Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink, and Boring Company founder is an unnatural ally.
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