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By H. W. Crocker III, Crisis Magazine - As the reservoir—the deposit of faith—runs dry, liberals backfill it with the sewage created by their mistakes. The result is what we have now. Call it what you will: post-Modernism, cultural Marxism, simple insanity. The reelection of Joe Biden will accelerate it. The election of Mike Pence won’t stop it. Perhaps Donald Trump is right—perhaps he alone can fix it... But he’ll need some help. The biggest help he, the United States, and Western Civilization could have, is a reinvigorated Catholic Church—teaching the Catechism, spreading the Gospel, renewing the reservoir of faith so that sanity may be nourished again.

By John-Henry Westen, LifeSiteNews - We are in the midst of the Synod on Synodality, a storm we have seen coming for years. We are all well aware of the potential problems it will present to Catholics and the potential challenges to defined dogma. Strong Catholic leaders have already stood up to fight, as we saw with a new set of dubia this week. Yet how do we join them in the fight against the modernist revolution in the Church?... Michael Matt’s solution to “unite the clans” is, to him, not “overcomplicated.” ...

By Susan Ciancio, Catholic World Report - The Marian Blue Wave, a Rosary initiative founded by the American Life League, calls Catholics to “pray a weekly Rosary with the specific intentions of ending all surgical, pill, contraceptive, and IVF abortion and shutting down every Planned Parenthood facility in the United States.”... Satan hates it when we pray. He hates anything that strengthens our faith or assists us in growing closer to God. So, naturally, he hates when we pray the Rosary. This beautiful spiritual weapon is often overlooked, dismissed, or barely thought about by many Catholic faithful.

By David Warren, The Catholic Thing - Has the pope opened the door for same-sex blessings?... He can’t, for to do so wouldn’t be Catholic. The same comment could be made for any number of issues, that might or might not be discussed, at the “Synod on Synodality” that is now upon us... For the Catholic Catechism has been clear, and was made clear again in the language of Trent, and in that of only a generation ago. Even to discuss such matters as open questions is to carry us into uncharted territory, i.e. territory discreetly avoided in the past.