Catholic Church

By Philip Kosloski, Aleteia - St. John Chrysostom instructed parents to make the sign of the cross on their children's foreheads as a protection against the devil... Parents innately worry about their children’s well-being, doing all that they can to protect them from the dangers of this world... St. John Chrysostom urged parents to extend that desire to their children’s spiritual well-being, protecting them from the very beginning of their life from the snares of the devil.

By Michael J. Matt, Editor, The Remnant - Is all hope lost? Not on your life! The ageing ‘Catholic’ hippies have jumped the shark, and there’s a worldwide awakening going on. Michael points out several powerful Catholics standing up to the apostate Catholic cabal. Guys like Ron DeSantis, Archbishop Vigano, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, and several million Traditional Catholics worldwide who’ve had enough of the hippies, Marxists, and socialists running around loose, pretending to the Catholic.

By John M. Grondelski, The Catholic Thing - And remember: all this is no more than the advancing of two key principles of Catholic social thought: that the most vulnerable, including the unborn, deserve protection of their fundamental rights from conception; and that parents, not the state, are the primary teachers and guides of their children... This is not politics; it’s basic theology.

By Fr. Jerry Pokorsky, Catholic Culture - Mary was born a Jew. Her parents—Joachim and Ann—were devout and holy Jews. Mary studied the Old Testament, recited the Psalms, heard the Word of God in the synagogues, and made offerings according to the prescriptions of the Law (cf. Lk. 2:23-24). Mary—“our tainted nature’s solitary boast” (William Wordsworth, 1822)—was conceived without Original Sin and, being filled with grace, committed no personal sins. The former was by God’s unique favor, and the latter was by Mary’s cooperation with God’s grace she received through her Jewish upbringing.