Catholic Church

By Louis Knuffke, LifeSiteNews - 'A man’s body doesn’t make sense without a woman’s body and a women’s body doesn’t make sense without a man’s body,' Archbishop Alexander Sample said... Archbishop Alexander Sample of Portland, Oregon spoke out in condemnation of abortion, the undermining of marriage, and the new push for the acceptance of transgender ideology, calling these an attack of Satan against God.

By Anthony Esolen, Crisis Magazine - Speak only good things of the dead, the saying goes. The yoga division of The New York Times assumed a veritable Möbius strip of a position to attempt to write a laudable obituary for Rembert Weakland, the disgraced former archbishop of Milwaukee, who died the other day at the age of 95... It wasn’t entirely successful. The eulogist, one Robert D. McFadden, did have to mention that Weakland “paid” $450,000 as hush money to ward off a lawsuit by his former male lover, who accused him of sexual assault.

By T.J. Burdick, Catholic Exchange - St. Louis de Montfort once wrote that Mary “is the safest, easiest, shortest and most perfect way of approaching Jesus and will surrender themselves to her, body and soul, without reserve in order to belong entirely to Jesus.” If you know who Mary truly is, or if you want to know her better, then I encourage you to join me and thousands of others as we consecrate our lives to Jesus through the Most Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary at www.rosaryconsecration.com.

By Paul Bois,  Breitbart - “Dear friends: I’ve deleted my original tweets about the death of Archbishop Weakland, which did not address his cover up of abuse cases, which I condemn. I also apologize for asking for people to consider whether their friends had ever sinned, which seemed like equating covering up the crimes of sex abuse with everyday sinfulness. So I apologize, condemn his actions and have deleted those tweets,” tweeted Martin on Wednesday. “And may he rest in peace,” Martin added.