Catholic Church

By David Carlin, The Catholic Thing - But in addition to my many “privileges,” I had some real advantages growing up in Pawtucket. First and foremost, I had two married parents with a very strong sense of parental duty. They worked hard, they played by the rules, they put family above individual self... I had the Catholic religion and its many Pawtucket churches. The religion reinforced the lessons in good conduct that I had learned at home and at school. It taught me to behave myself, and it taught me to feel guilty when my behavior fell below ideal standards ...

By Paul Murano, Church Militant - Bill Gates, WHO, and various national governments may be teaming up to create a worldwide system that will make vaccinations mandatory in order to travel from one country to another... As researchers and pharmaceutical companies race to create a COVID-19 vaccine, moral and constitutional questions linger, including whether plans are afoot to narrow the freedom to reject vaccines in the name of the common good... Life News reports that billionaire Bill Gates is engaged in a plan that will make vaccines available — and perhaps mandatory — for all.

Introduction by Michael J. Matt, Written by  + Carlo Maria Viganò, The Remnant, Wednesday, June 10, 2020 - Introduction by Michael J. Matt: Over the past half century of crisis in the Catholic Church, one of the main points of division among Tradition-minded Catholics centered around the question of whether there was something inherently contrary to Tradition about the Second Vatican Council itself, or was it merely the Modernist interpretations of the Council that flowed abundantly into the lifeblood of the Church after the close of the Council in 1965... Over the past few decades, many conservative commentators were ready to admit that the so-called “Spirit of the Council” had led to much devastation in the Church.