Jeanie Hannaman

By Bishop Athanasius Schneider, Catholic Exchange - The Latin term adoratio originally meant a gesture of reverence made toward a worthy person or object, before whom one would bow slightly, touching the object of reverence with one’s right hand, while with one’s left hand wafting a kiss (ad os) toward the recipient of the adoration. We, however, must see this concept in the context of divine revelation, which teaches us that adoration means acknowledging that God is God and that we are creatures.

By William Mahoney, Ph.D., Church Militant - The stage for Beijing Biden's rise to unelected power as a self-identifying Catholic was set decades ago by wayward prelates. The U.S. bishops' conference, or USCCB, handles fake Catholics like Biden with kid gloves, refusing to enforce canon 915 and even helping champion many so-called progressive policies. Church Militant's William Mahoney investigates the politically left foundations on which the USCCB was built and continues to operate... George Neumayr, senior editor, American Spectator: "He rose to the presidency not in spite of the bishops but because of them. ... Joe Biden is a monster of their own making."