Catholic Church

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."

By Timothy Flanders, Editor, OnePeterFive - If men are fallen, they need supernatural grace, and no political arrangement will solve it. No economic solution will solve it. Nothing can ever overcome the effects of Original Sin except divine grace, dispensed by the Mystical Body of Christ... One of the lies of Liberalism is that law comes from the people. If the people simply vote something in, then it becomes a law. But the essence of law is that it must always be in harmony with the Justice of God. A law may be passed which is unjust, making it no law at all.

By Msgr. Charles Pope - Like so many things in life, self-esteem needs to be balanced. The balance is between humility and pride. The following is attributed to Rabbi Simcha Bunim, one of the leaders of Hasidic Judaism in Poland in the late 1700s and early 1800s: Everyone must have two pockets so that he can reach into one or the other according to his needs. In his right pocket are to be the words, “For my sake was the world created,” and in his left pocket, “I am dust and ashes” ...

By Gene Thomas Gomulka, Church Militant - Dear Mr. Donohue, Between 1975 and 1980, when I was serving as an associate pastor at Our Lady of Victory parish in State College, Pennsylvania; teaching liturgy and dogmatic theology at St. Francis Seminary in Loretto, Pennsylvania; and coordinating pro-life activities as the Altoona-Johnstown diocesan respect life director; I invited Jesuit Fr. Virgil Blum to speak to the clergy and laity of the diocese about the Catholic League he founded in 1973.