Catholic Church

By Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, LifeSiteNews - What we have learned so far about the pseudo-pandemic gives us the picture of a disturbing reality and of an even more disturbing criminal conspiracy hatched by misguided minds. This reality, however, is not taken into consideration by those who, hypnotized by media indoctrination, persist in considering a serious seasonal influenza as a pandemic scourge, known treatments as ineffective, and the so-called vaccines that are admittedly useless and harmful as nothing short of miraculous.

By Jennifer Gregory Miller, Catholic Culture - I’m not ready for Holy Week. I admit it. It’s been a busier Lent than I prefer... All this translates in trying to salvage the final days of Lent and the Triduum, giving it a final push. I want to be practical and try to make the most of Holy Week with a minimum of energy and time. I know I won’t be able to do all my traditions that I have mentioned in my past posts such as Holy Week in the Home. So what are the main ways we can keep Holy Week holy?

By Theresa Civantos Barber, Aleteia - “(The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick) is reserved for those who are seriously ill,” I would have said. “Pregnancy is not an illness. Birth is not a disease. Why on earth would I receive this sacrament before the perfectly natural, normal process of having a baby?”.. Then I had my baby. It was an unexpectedly difficult birth that involved significant risk to both myself and my child.