Catholic Church

By Fr. Jeffrey Kirby, The Catholic Thing - Many believers today are beginning to wonder if the white flag of surrender has been raised by high churchmen while many of the troops – the baptized in the midst of the world – are still in the battle, fighting the good fight, and laboring for goodness and righteousness to triumph in the human heart and in society... Many baptized Christians are starting to ask, “Have we lost?” ...

By Dr. Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture - So let us make no mistake about the tendentious discussions of clericalism which are so common today: The ultimate clericalism is to assume the authority to call truth falsehood and falsehood truth—or to claim that good is evil, and evil good. This is in fact the great blasphemy, the great sin against the Holy Spirit which may not be forgiven. It is the sin of one who, despite having been given all that Christ and the Church can give, attributes Catholic teaching to Satan, and uses his own position in the Catholic Church to proclaim Satan’s lies as truth.

By Robert Lazu Kmita, Remnant Columnist - The bishop or priest persecuted by his own colleagues or superiors to renounce the Faith or Tradition he has inherited and faithfully serves, on the grounds that “times have changed” and some “texts of Scripture and testimonies of Tradition (…) cannot be materially repeated today,”[vii] is in much greater danger than if his physical life were threatened. ...

By Eric Sammons, Editor, Crisis Magazine - The role of the papacy in the minds of too many Catholics has morphed from being the center of Church unity to the source of Church teaching... If you read the Catechism of the Catholic Church from front to back, you’ll note that at least 98% of the content has nothing to do with the papacy. Creation, Original Sin, the Incarnation, hypostatic union, the Resurrection, moral commands against killing and lying, the inspiration of Scripture, sacramental grace, the all-male priesthood: none reference the pope.