Catholic Church

By Stephen P. White, The Catholic Thing - The universal call to holiness is just that; universal. Each one of us is called to holiness because each one of us is loved by God, who wants us to be happy. As St. Augustine put it, “You have made us for Yourself, and our hearts are restless until they rest in You.”... The universal call to holiness takes different forms in each of our particular lives. Some are called to holiness by way of the ministerial priesthood, some are called to be holy through marriage, some through religious life, and so on.

By Regis Martin, Crisis Magazine - Who is the Antichrist and how will we recognize him when he comes? Will he be driving a new car? A Tesla, perhaps?... the fact (is) that he is a liar. Like his father in Hell, he has been a liar from the beginning. And what he lies about is Jesus, whom he will not acknowledge as the Christ because to do so would amount to an admission that God has indeed come in the flesh in order to save us from people like him...

By Christine Niles, Church Militant - Saving our children... Beneath all the gender-bending confusion, there is a war against children. Watch here.

By Msgr. Charles Pope - They have been called by many names: the prayer of the faithful, the general intercessions, and now most commonly the universal prayers... But they are not the prayers of the faithful since they are usually written by an individual. They are really general intercessions, since they are often rather specific, and they are not universal in the sense that they are, by necessity, particular. ....