Catholic Church

January 9, 2021

D.C. Cardinal’s History With Dubious Dem, by William Mahoney

By William Mahoney, Ph.D., Church Militant - Cardinal Wilton Gregory and Raphael Warnock have a history of collaborating and praising one another for environmental activism and community service... In 2015, when Gregory was archbishop of Atlanta, Warnock backed the prelate's social media campaign in response to Pope Francis' Encyclical Laudato Sí... "The Roman Catholic archdiocese of Atlanta introduces our 'Refresh' campaign, which encourages Pope Francis' message and engages our community to look at new and exciting ways we can 'Care for Our Common Home,'" a

January 9, 2021

WATCH: Fr. Jeffrey Kirby: The Horror of Socialism – HOMILY

By Fr. Jeffrey Kirby, Grace Lily Productions, Jan 7, 2021 - Daily Mass - Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, Indian Land SC

January 8, 2021

Msgr. Charles Pope: A Reflection on the Virtue of Patriotism in a Time of National Distress

By Msgr. Charles Pope - Yesterday, January 6th (the official day of Epiphany) was quite and epiphany of its own,. Currently in our country we are dramatically and almost evenly divided. The huge crowd that gathered yesterday was largely peaceful and came to express concerns about the conducting of the last election. Fine; and probably worth further investigation. ...

January 8, 2021

Padre Pio Was Known as a “Nerd” During Childhood

By Philip Kosloski, Aleteia - When thinking about the famous St. Padre Pio, the word “nerd,” doesn’t usually get used. However, that is exactly how is he was described by someone who knew him as a child... In the biography Padre Pio: The True Story published by Our Sunday Visitor, the saint’s early childhood is described in colorful terms. It clearly shows how he began life as “a boy like any other.”