Catholic Church

March 19, 2024

Go To Joseph, by Michael Ippolito

By Michael Ippolito, Crisis Magazine - We cannot understate the current crisis facing young men in America. In the wake of the sexual and cultural revolutions, young men have been aimlessly drifting in an ever-hostile culture. Fatherlessness, pornography, video games, and drugs are just some of the problems facing men today... Men have forgotten how to be men; the results speak for themselves.

March 19, 2024

(2019) How to Recognize False Mercy, According to Ven. Fulton Sheen, by Joseph Pronechen

By Joseph Pronechen, EWTN News - Archbishop Fulton Sheen explained the time-bound in terms of the timeless. He did that in a convincing, direct way. Consider the subject of mercy... “As the world grows soft, it uses more and more the word mercy,” he wrote back in 1949. The good bishop found this a “praiseworthy characteristic” on a particular condition: “if mercy were understood aright.”... Yet 70 years ago he was already seeing something amiss ....

March 19, 2024

Bishop Schneider Likens Pope Francis’ Support of Homosexual ‘Blessings’ to Emperor Without Clothes, by Emily Mangiaracina

By Emily Mangiaracina, LifeSiteNews - Bishop Athanasius Schneider of Astana, Kazakhstan, has exhorted Catholics to call out Pope Francis for his support of homosexual couple “blessings,” just like a child called out an emperor for being “naked” in Hans Christian Anderson’s folktale “The Emperor’s New Clothes.”... In a Thursday interview with podcaster Father Daniel Maria Klimek, Bishop Schneider commented on the widespread condemnation of Fiducia Supplicans by prelates around the world, including bishops in Poland, Africa, Ukraine, Greece, and Hungary.

March 19, 2024

The Blood-Thirsty Democrats, by Regis Martin

By Regis Martin, Crisis Magazine - Vice President Kamala Harris's recent visit to an abortion clinic highlights how much the Democratic Party has embraced child-killing... It wasn’t until 2019, while running for president of the United States, that Joe Biden decided it was no longer expedient to support the Hyde Amendment, which for forty-plus years had not only saved countless children from abortion but had spared taxpayers from having to pay for it all. At the time, he had been one of only a few remaining Democratic politicians determined to hold the line.