Catholic Church

By LifeSiteNews staff - Michael Voris, founder and president of St. Michael’s Media and Church Militant, has resigned at the request of its board of directors, the Catholic media organization confirmed Tuesday afternoon... Reports of Voris’ ouster initially surfaced Tuesday morning. Three-and-a-half hours later, Church Militant released an official statement on X (formerly Twitter) which said Voris was “asked to resign for breaching the Church Militant morality clause.”

By Emily Mangiaracina, LifeSiteNews - The founding publisher of OnePeterFive, Steve Skojec, has astutely observed that “the only reason Christ promised that the ‘gates of hell will not prevail’ against the Church is because He knew full well that they would appear to do precisely that. He wanted us to remember those words at the very moment when it would seem all but certain that His promises were empty, and that all was truly lost.”... “The Church may go into hiding. The Church may seem for a time to disappear. So we remember His promise. And we hold fast, whatever comes.”

By Dale Ahlquist, Catholic World Report - Myths about the pilgrims and religious freedom have obscured some surprising truths about this great American holiday... Did you know that Thanksgiving is a Catholic holiday? True, it’s not on the Church calendar. And it is celebrated only in America, whereas Church holidays are universal... “Thanks,” says G.K. Chesterton, “is the highest form of thought.” And he mentions the fact that the worst moment for an atheist is when he is thankful and suddenly realizes he has no one to thank... But what is the origin of this holiday?

By Regis Martin, Crisis Magazine - When theologians withhold their assent from all that the Church has consistently taught from the very beginning until now, they pretty much leave everything in ruins. The breach they have caused in an otherwise solid and secure wall of faith will have done its worst. There can be no unity among Catholics, the People of God, where there is no connection to what has gone before us. When all the communion lines to the past have been cut, we will no longer be able to speak to one another. We shall sail in darkness, leaving nothing recognizably Catholic behind.