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By Regis Martin, Crisis Magazine - As for the bishops and cardinals who remain silent, who appear acquiescent in the face of this crisis, how are we to awaken them? How does one get them, as it were, to play the man and speak truth to power? It is not a want of faith, surely, that keeps them supine; but rather, it is a lack of courage, holy courage, which only the Spirit can bestow... Standing athwart the petty pluralisms and diversities of the age, we have the voice of the living God, whose presence among us is attested to by the Church He founded upon St. Peter and all the popes thereafter. Let us hold fast to Him, who redeemed us by His blood, resting in Him so that nothing can shake our resolve to remain steadfast in the coming days.

By Michael Haynes, LifeSiteNews - The key document which will guide the October meeting of bishops in the Synod on Synodality highlights topics such as women’s diaconal “ordination,” married priests, and a need to “welcome” the “remarried divorcees, people in polygamous marriages, LGBTQ+ people.”... Issued at a press conference June 20, the Instrumentum Laboris (IL) or working document, is particularly lengthy: with a 10,000 word foreward and a further 17,000 words in the worksheets, which contain the themes for discussion at the upcoming synodal meeting.