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Jesuit-run America Magazine op-ed blames ‘misogyny’ for Trump winning Catholic vote

The heterodox Jesuit-run America Magazine published an op-ed earlier this month that blamed 'misogyny' for Catholics voting overwhelming for Trump, going as far as accusing St. Thomas Aquinas and Church teaching as being in error.

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Antonino Cambria

• Nov 30, 2024

Cardinal Müller: ‘A Church that no longer believes in Jesus the Christ’ is no longer His Church

Cardinal Müller, the former Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith (DDF), gave multiple talks during a pastoral trip in the United States. We include three of them below.

Blogs

Maike Hickson

• Nov 28, 2024Nov 29, 2024

Archbishop Aguer remembers the legacy of an Argentine Catholic martyred by communists

December 22 will be the 50th anniversary of the martyrdom of Carlos Alberto Sacheri, who was besieged by a commando of the People's Revolutionary Army (ERP) terrorist group while he was returning from Mass with his family in Buenos Aires.

Opinion

Archbishop Héctor Aguer

• Nov 18, 2024Nov 15, 2024

Archbishop Aguer: The Church must promote the study of St. Thomas Aquinas again

Catholicism should take up again its promotion of Thomistic thought, especially the concepts of order, truth, and meaning – elements proper to natural wisdom, the basis of later revelation.

Opinion

Archbishop Héctor Aguer

• Oct 30, 2024Oct 30, 2024

Francis’ new encyclical is a classic example of tactic popes warned about

Some of Francis’ critics have praised what seems good in his encyclical Dilexit Nos. But the Church does not require us to sift through her enemies’ works for what might be good: in fact, several popes teach the opposite.

Opinion

S.D. Wright

• Oct 28, 2024Oct 29, 2024

Pope Francis calls for ‘abolition’ of the death penalty ‘in all countries of the world’

In a renewed appeal, Pope Francis called for the worldwide abolition of the death penalty, arguing it ‘attacks the inviolability and dignity of the person,’ contrasting against traditional Church teachings that defend capital punishment.

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David McLoone

• Oct 10, 2024Oct 10, 2024

Does the state have the right to impose laws?

By human law, the legitimate authorities of a state can punish their subjects for wrongdoing. From this a question arises: by what authority does one human being, or group of human beings, make laws that can be imposed on another person with a sanction of punishment?

Opinion

Matthew McCusker

• Jul 11, 2024Jul 11, 2024

God has written his law on our hearts. Here’s how we follow it

The moral law cannot in any way hinder human freedom. Rather, by following the law of reason we live in a way which is truly free, because it is truly in accordance with our nature.

Opinion

Matthew McCusker

• Jun 26, 2024Jun 26, 2024

The Catholic Church is the greatest defender of freedom: here’s how

In this short series of articles, we will explore the true nature of human liberty, as presented in the encyclical letter 'On the Nature of Human Liberty,' which was promulgated by Pope Leo XIII on June, 20 1888.

Opinion

Matthew McCusker

• Jun 4, 2024Jun 4, 2024

How God helped get Catholic philosophy started

The fundamental origin of philosophy lies in human nature itself. Man naturally desires knowledge. However, at the beginning of time God revealed certain truths to mankind, which man could also have discovered through the use of his reason.

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Matthew McCusker

• May 29, 2024May 29, 2024

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Articles tagged St. Thomas Aquinas

Jesuit-run America Magazine op-ed blames ‘misogyny’ for Trump winning Catholic vote

Cardinal Müller: ‘A Church that no longer believes in Jesus the Christ’ is no longer His Church

Archbishop Aguer remembers the legacy of an Argentine Catholic martyred by communists

Archbishop Aguer: The Church must promote the study of St. Thomas Aquinas again

Francis’ new encyclical is a classic example of tactic popes warned about

Does the state have the right to impose laws?

God has written his law on our hearts. Here’s how we follow it

The Catholic Church is the greatest defender of freedom: here’s how

How God helped get Catholic philosophy started