Major porn site owner agrees to pay $120 million to child sex abuse victims
Significantly, however, the settlement would include no admission of liability or wrongdoing by Aylo.
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Are we drinking other people’s abortions?
What, exactly, are we allowing into the water, and what does repeated exposure mean for people who never chose to be exposed to it?
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Why the Church stopped teaching wives must obey: Tim Gordon’s nuclear take
Catholic author and podcaster Timothy Gordon joins John-Henry Westen for a wide-ranging conversation on feminism, traditional Catholic marriage, and the crisis of authority in the Church. Gordon draws from the Roman Catechism to argue that modern Catholics have become uncomfortable with traditional teachings on male headship and wifely obedience. He discusses his documentary What a Woman Is, the “Diaper Gate” controversy, and the backlash his positions have received, including from women who support his arguments. They then turn to the death penalty, where Gordon challenges recent Catholic teaching restricting capital punishment. He traces the decisive break to changes under Pope […]
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Liberal women donate over $900k as mother stands trial for murder of her 3 children
Pro-life activist Lizzie Marbach wrote that people are defending the mother because many of them ‘murdered their children, too, in cold blood, just like she did, via abortion.’
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Bishop Schneider’s ‘tragic choice’: Obey Rome or defend the faith? | Frank Wright
Bishop Athanasius Schneider has described the SSPX’s dilemma as “tragic”: maintain the integrity of the traditional Catholic faith or obtain canonical recognition from the Holy See. Frank Wright argues this statement captures the broader crisis of the Church, where obedience to contemporary Vatican authorities has come into open conflict with adherence to Catholic tradition. Schneider’s assessment, Wright contends, exposes a deeper problem: Papal authority itself is damaged when the Pope appears to persecute Catholics precisely for preserving traditional doctrine and worship. The SSPX is not seeking rebellion — it is seeking fidelity. But the Vatican has made fidelity and obedience […]
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Infertility is heartbreaking — but it doesn’t make IVF or surrogacy acceptable
'A child is not something owed to one, but is a gift,' as the Catechism of the Catholic Church states.
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Don’t be fooled: Bruce ‘Caitlyn’ Jenner is not an ally of women’s sports
Jenner's opposition to men in women's sports actually moves the Overton window toward the LGBT movement's agenda.
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Cardinal Burke encouraged by future of Latin Mass: ‘They’re filled with young families!’
'The most important thing for those who love the Latin Mass is to make it known to the Holy Father,' said Cardinal Burke in an interview with Michael Knowles.
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The information war you’re not being told: A global food crisis is coming
A global food-supply crisis is looming. Fertilizer and energy shortages, driven by war in Ukraine, conflict with Iran, and geopolitical disruption, are creating structural pressures that will drive food and energy costs higher. Frank Wright examines the reports, including a JPMorgan client analysis, and warns that the cycle of shortages, rising costs, migration, and political instability is becoming a “terminal doom loop.” But the media is telling a different story. The narrative focuses on extreme heat and climate change, deflecting attention from the real causes: war, sanctions, and systemic failures in the global order. He argues this is part of […]
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Cardinal Burke: Catholics must ‘fight’ for Latin Mass ‘even at the cost of suffering’
Cardinal Raymond Burke recently affirmed that the traditional Latin Mass is an essential good that ‘should be allowed freely.’
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