Catholic Church

By Kennedy Hall, Crisis Magazine - As this “pride” month comes to a close, it is high time we discuss the infamous Fr. James Martin, S.J... There are so many instances wherein we find Martin promoting the rainbow lifestyle to Catholics that I am sure we can all think of a few. One extremely egregious example comes to mind: namely, when Martin told the world last year that Catholics could celebrate “pride” month. Technically, he is partly correct. Catholics do have the free will necessary to celebrate pride, just like Lucifer had the free will to celebrate pride.

By Peter Kwasniewski, Rorate Caeli - (The term “synodal church.”) is not found in any magisterial document or in any catechism; nor does it appear in the “Credo”. Whoever speaks of the “synodal church” is therefore speaking of something that does not exist... Synods of bishops also have nothing to do with the “synodal Church”, and in their present form they have not even existed for long, but were only introduced in 1967 by Paul VI to advise the popes... Slogans like “synodality is part of the DNA of the Church” are ideological at best, but they are not Catholic.

By Catholic Vote - The US bishops rebuked a group of Catholic lawmakers in the House for signing a letter which claimed to invoke Catholic teaching in support of legal abortion... Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, president of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), Bishop Michael F. Burbidge of Arlington, chairman of the USCCB’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities, and Bishop Daniel E. Flores of Brownsville, chairman of the USCCB’s Committee on Doctrine, issued a joint corrective statement in response to the letter by Catholic Democrats.

By Eric Sammons, Crisis Magazine - Many Catholics lament “parish shopping,” but when souls are at stake, bureaucratic niceties like parish boundaries take a back seat to higher priorities. A parent’s primary goal is the salvation of his children, and no Church leader can force parents to attend parishes that they know could be harmful to their children’s salvation. Parish shopping might be less than ideal, but it’s far better than risking your child’s eternal destiny.