Catholic Church

By Fr. Jerry Pokorsky, Catholic Culture - As we rediscover natural law in Jesus, we reclaim confidence in legitimate Church authority as the guardian of the truth. The study of natural law also helps us identify when Church authorities overreach and abuse their teaching mandate. With God’s grace, the precepts of natural law teach us to love God and neighbor in the imitation of Christ and prepare us to meet God on the Day of Judgment.

By Kevin J. Jones, CNA - Byron “Tanner” Cross, a physical education teacher at Leesburg Elementary School in the Loudoun County Public School District, spoke at a May school board meeting against policies requiring teachers to refer to students by their preferred gender pronouns. After he was suspended by his school district for allegedly making a “disruptive impact,” Virginia’s Supreme Court on Monday ruled that he should not have been suspended.

By Milo Yiannopoulos, Church Militant - The vaccinated, as you know, are walking COVID bombs, carrying, according to some estimates, 250 times the viral load of conventionally infected people. You must do all that you can to stay away from them. The vaccinated don't receive better protection against the virus than the natural immunity conferred from past infections. Vaccinations are also wholly and entirely responsible for the emergence of new and nastier strains of COVID — some of which are far crueler than the original malady.

By Msgr. Charles Pope - The liturgy of the Church does not to indicate that angels sing. Perhaps the closest that we come are the prefaces. There is reference to the “song of the angels” (the Holy, Holy, Holy) but they are said to “say”  this song. The most common ways of describing what angels do regarding the heavenly hymn, Holy Holy, Holy are with are phrases such as: Sine fine dicentes  ....