Jonathan B. Coe
Early in his pontificate the Catholic Left gushed about the Francis
Effect, which mainly reflected their hopes and dreams that the new Holy
See would advance their “progressive” agenda. Progressive is usually
code for departing from the teachings of Scripture and Tradition. And
they predicted this would attract new converts and reverts who had been
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K. E. Colombini
Like a voice calling out from the wilderness, there are times when some
of the strongest and wisest words from a bishop arise not out of the
cultural centers of the world, like Rome or New York, but rather from
unexpected places. This should not really be a surprise, as bishops
designated for the major […]
Anthony Esolen
“It’s not going to be long now,” says the doctor, as you stand beside
the bed of your loved one. “Shall I send for the head of the Liturgy
Committee?” Some years ago, on the island where we live during the
summer, the bishop assigned a new priest and told him that his job was
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K. V. Turley
On February 22, 2019, The Irish Times reported that “a four-year-old
child, who was found to have been injured at 20 weeks’ gestation, is to
receive €45,000 damages for personal injury arising from an accident in a
[supermarket] store.” The Irish Times went on to report that the judge
declared that the injury of an […]
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