Anti-Trump Federal Employee Union Caves, Calls on Dems to Pass Clean Continuing Resolution, by Craig Bannister
October 28, 2025Jude Against the Dreamers: Three Warning Signs of False Teachers, by Matthew Becklo
October 28, 2025
By Bishop Joseph E. Strickland, Bishop Emeritus, Pillars of Faith, October 27, 2025
Bishop Joseph E. Strickland, Bishop Emeritus, Pillars of Faith.
“Pilate saith to him: What is truth? …” (John 18:38)
That ancient question echoes through every age, and it echoes again in ours – sometimes even within the Church herself. In recent days, a statement by the Holy Father has stirred confusion among the faithful. He said:
“The supreme rule in the Church is love: no one is called to command, everyone is called to serve; no one should impose their own ideas, we all must listen to one another; no one is excluded, we are all called to participate; no one possesses the entire truth, we must all humbly seek it, and seek it together.”
Much in these words rightly calls us to humility, listening, and charity. Yet the final phrase – “no one possesses the entire truth” – cannot be taken in an unqualified sense without contradicting the very mission Christ entrusted to His Church. …
Continue reading >>>>>>>>>>>
