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By LifeSiteNews staff - On this week’s two-part episode of The Bishop Strickland Show, Bishop Joseph Strickland discusses following Christ instead of worrying about worldly problems, his message to Synod participants, keeping focused on the Heavenly Kingdom, sticking with the Holy Rosary and more... (he discusses) his open letter to participants in the Synod on Synodality. Strickland explained that he wrote the letter as a continuation of multiple letters he wrote during last year’s portion of the Synod, which addressed various issues being discussed at that time. In his latest letter, Strickland urges participants not to allow anything to diminish, change, or dilute the deposit of faith. ...

By Dr. Jules Gomes, The Stream - Frequent Stream contributor Dr. Jules Gomes, a Vatican-based journalist, unpacked Pope Francis’s highly irregular decision to stack the College of Cardinals (the church’s electoral college) with pro-LGBT and globalist clones of himself in a column here a few days ago. In this video for Souls and Liberty, Gomes gives the deep historical background behind such papal elections, and warns what Catholics might face in the next bishop of Rome.

By Alexander Frank, Catholic Answers - In analyzing whether it is prudent for Catholics to practice yoga, the place to start is in determining what yoga is. It’s not just a bodily pose, or even a series of bodily poses. Rather, it’s more than that: the term yoga means “to yoke” in Sanskrit. This “yoking” connotes a spiritual unity, rooted in a kind of servitude. Now, Christ calls us to bear his yoke (Matt. 11:30), but what kind of yoke does yoga put on practitioners? Or in other words, what kind of servitude does yoga bind its practitioners to?