Jeanie Hannaman

By Anthony J. DeBlasi, American Thinker - Compromising instead of promoting doctrine, to “make it compatible with other religions,” dilutes and weakens every authentic faith, an outcome welcomed by globalists that want God “on their side.” What side, we must ask, is it that denies the Gospel? It is the side of apostasy, supported by heresy — an actual rejection of God... What a misplacement of the will! The de facto surrender of spirituality and morality to might dims the actual value and potential of everyone it affects.

By Deborah Savage, PhD, Catholic World Report - The Synod Study Group suggests we set aside established doctrine and instead rely on “a process of continuous theorization and implementation” that permits the Church to set “the discernment process in motion, and accompanying it to reach the expression of a consensus – even one that is differentiated – when this contributes to furthering the common good.”... Translation? As our authors aptly put it: “Doctrine is out, Experiences are in.”

By Matthew McDonald, National Catholic Register - Investigators conducted three full days of interviews last week in a probe of Bishop Michael Duca, ordered by the Vatican over the Diocese of Baton Rouge's handling of a report of sexual abuse by a parish priest, two witnesses told the Register... “They’re all about the timing, why it took so long,” the purported victim, a man in his mid-60s, told the Register, on condition of anonymity. “They wanted to connect a lot of dots.”... (the accused priest) Fr. Jamhoury, a Maronite-rite priest originally from Lebanon, has left the United States, though the bishop didn’t say where he had gone. ...