Catholic Church

October 1, 2019

Pope Francis Meets Privately With Pro-Homosexual Celebrity Priest James Martin, by Dorothy C. McLean

By Dorothy Cummings McLean, LifeSiteNews - Pope Francis met privately today with a U.S. Jesuit priest who is one of the top promoters for the normalization of homosexual behavior within the Catholic Church… Fr. James Martin, S.J., tweeted about his meeting with the pope… “Dear friends: Today Pope Francis received me for a private 30-minute audience in the Apostolic Palace, where I shared with him the joys and hopes, and the griefs and anxieties, of LGBT Catholics and LGBT people worldwide… I was so grateful to meet with this wonderful pastor,” he continued. “The only other person in the room during our meeting was his translator.”

October 1, 2019

Fr. Joel Guibert: St. Therese Of Lisieux’s Way of Abandonment & Peace

By Fr. Joel Guibert, Catholic Exchange - “Providence” is a word that needs to be given a new meaning because it has been forgotten or caricatured to such an extent. For many people, providence conjures up only a “palliative” for the ends of months that are a little difficult. Just as “irrigation” minimized agricultural wastes, the abundance in our society has finally freed man from believing in God: “Come on, sir, let’s get with it. You are not really going to trust this ‘gentle dreamer’ named Jesus, who asserts that you must not worry about anything, that God takes care of it?”

October 1, 2019

Baptizing the Globalist Agenda, by Christine Niles

By Christine Niles, M.St. (Oxon.), J.D., Church Militant - For the first time in nearly 400 years, a new statue was unveiled in St. Peter's Square, on the feast of St. Michael the Archangel… But instead of honoring the protector of Rome and vanquisher of Lucifer, the pope chose to honor migrants in a sculpture titled "Angels Unawares", based on a Scripture verse in Hebrews urging hospitality to strangers "for thereby some have entertained angels unawares"… To match the 140 saints statues atop Bernini's colonnades the statue depicts 140 migrants.

October 1, 2019

Crisis, Church Reform, and the Lay Vocation, by Francis X. Maier

By Francis X. Maier, Crisis Magazine - A dozen or so years ago, a colleague gave me a little wooden plaque for my office. I’ve had it on my bookshelf ever since. On it are carved these words: “It is as bad as you think, and they are out to get you.” The colleague who gave it to me is a Capuchin named Charles Chaput. The archbishop got it from a friend as a joke. He gave it to me as a joke. And, of course, it is a joke. But there are days when it’s not so funny anymore.