Catholic Church

By Louis Knuffke, LifeSiteNews - As teachers and parents dissent from Catholic teaching on transgender ideology, the Archdiocese of Portland, Oregon, has temporarily suspended its Dept. of Catholic Schools... The archdiocese has more than 40 elementary schools and high schools, all of which are overseen by the Department of Catholic Schools. The department supports the schools by “communicating, assessing, and reporting on matters of faith, Catholic identity, policy, and academic achievement between the archdiocese, [the department], and the schools.”

By Joe Hoft , Gateway Pundit - The Church is going through a very serious crisis... This subversive action leads those who are not willing to accept the betrayal to become the object of persecution: just as the doctors who chose to treat patients during the pandemic lost their licenses and were deprived of their salary, so the priests and religious who they do not adapt to the Bergoglian revolution are being removed from churches, expelled from convents, and left without any means of support.

By Bishop Athanasius Schneider, The Catholic Thing - Many questions have arisen about the current “synodal process,” and therefore in order to be of service to Christ’s flock, I would like to address some important points of the Instrumentum Laboris for the October 2023 Session of the Synod on Synodality. This Working Document or Instrumentum appears to undermine the Divine constitution and the Apostolic character of the life and mission of the Catholic Church, substituting for them an invented “synodal church,” inspired predominantly by Protestant, social and anthropocentric categories.

By Fr. Raymond J. de Souza, First Things - After two years of synodal consultations at the diocesan, national, and continental stages, the synodal process on synodality for a synodal Church is now ready for the planetary phase this October... The language employed is not the language of the Bible, the language of Vatican II, or the language of Pope Francis. It is the language of the consultant class, run though the phraseology of ecclesial bureaucracies and decorated with a few biblical citations. The Instrumentum Laboris is laborious indeed. Whether all that labor will be an instrument for anything other than more labor remains to be seen.