Catholic Church

December 4, 2020

Yes, the Media Is Our Enemy, by Michael Warren Davis

By Michael Warren Davis, Crisis Magazine - So, yes: progressive media is the Church’s enemy. And Catholic media is the enemy of progressive media. There is no “we” when talking about Catholic and progressive journalists. It’s comparing apples and oranges, or ought to be. We don’t share a common vocation. Real Catholic media exists to defend the Church; progressive media, to destroy her.

December 4, 2020

Arch. Carlo Maria Viganò: ‘Sold Out to Satan’: Viganò Unloads on Coronavirus ‘Pseudo-Health Regime’

By Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, LifeSiteNews - These are the paradoxes of a misguided power, managed by people corrupt in the soul and sold out to Satan, a power which, after obsessively repeating the mantras of “democracy” and “power belongs to the people” is now forced to impose a dictatorship on the people themselves, in the name of the achievement of objectives aimed at protecting the political and financial interests of the elite... This Great Reset, desired by the globalist elite, represents the final revolution with which to create a shapeless and anonymous mass of slaves connected to the internet, confined to the house, threatened by an endless series of pandemics designed by those who already have the miraculous vaccine ready.

December 3, 2020

We Can Hear God’s Voice in the Ordinary, by Jeannie Ewing

By Jeannie Ewing, Catholic Exchange - “All that is from God makes no noise. Nothing is sudden, everything is delicate, pure, and silent.”... Robert Cardinal Sarah, The Power of Silence: Against the Dictatorship of Noise, 187... God does not operate in tempests and pandemonium. He exists in the right order, which creates a cadence of harmony in our lives. In that, we find peace. Of course, each of us carries our fair share of chaos and stress, but if we truly want to find the voice of God speaking directly to us and be confident it is Him, we must weed out the excess that gets in the way.

December 3, 2020

Msgr. Charles Pope: Of Preludes, Postludes, and Appreciation for Sacred Liturgy

By Msgr Charles Pope - To some extent, though, we Catholics have lost our way when it comes to the conclusion of Mass. Whether there is a recessional hymn or not, as the clergy and servers depart, one is invited to stay for a few moments to personally thank the Lord for the gift that has unfolded. Sometimes this is done in silence for a moment or two. Some organists, especially those who are particularly gifted, choose to assist this act of worthy and joyful thanks with a postlude. ..