Steve Skojec reports for OnePeterFive : In recent days, we’ve seen multiple pieces of political commentary from Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, who has stated that, in his view, President Trump has a “decisive” mission “in the epochal confrontation that has been unfolding in recent months.” Viganò in fact went so Read more
Calvin Freiburger reports for LifeSiteNews : Whether Donald Trump is re-elected or ousted as President of the United States will have a generational impact on whether America or China is the dominant power on the world stage, Cardinal Gerhard Müller told Breitbart News in an interview Thursday. “The outcome of Read more
Father James Altman joins Dr. Taylor Marshall for a full length interview. He and Dr. Marshall discuss Catholicism, doctrine, liturgy, his current situation, the state of the Church, and much more. Father James Altman is one of the most popular Catholic priests in the United States. Known for clarity and Read more
Martin Bürger reports for LifeSiteNews : German Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki warned of potentially “dramatic consequences” of the Synodal Path enacted by the German bishops, arguing that “right and wrong are mixed up.” Issues being discussed during meetings of the Synodal Path include female ordination, approval of homosexuality, and other Read more
Dorothy Cummings McLean reports for LifeSiteNews : A longtime priest has written an open letter to the Catholics of Scotland to protest their bishops’ acquiescence to state interference in public worship. Fr. Stephen Dunn, a priest of the Archdiocese of Glasgow for 26 years, published his open letter on Tuesday Read more
Martin Bürgern reports for LifeSiteNews : German Bishop Heinrich Timmerevers is calling on the Church to “further develop and strengthen acceptance and tolerance for homosexuals in our communities and in the whole church.” He also said he supports a blessing of homosexual couples. Asked if he would “welcome” the approval Read more
The Daily Telegraph reports : Women would be allowed to have early medical abortions at home after the Covid-19 threat passes in England and Scotland under controversial proposals published by ministers. Both the Scottish and UK governments passed emergency laws allowing pregnant women to take the two drugs required for Read more
Lianne Laurence reports for LifeSiteNews : The bishops of England and Wales have walked back their controversial July statement declaring Catholics “have a prima facie duty to be vaccinated.” In a September 24 statement, the bishops now say it is a matter of individual conscience, while at the same time defending Catholics who Read more