Theologian laments how ‘anything goes’ in the Church now
'The loss of substance within the Church due to inconsistency is enormous,' writes Professor Hubert Windisch.
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Recent Commentary
Transgender activists target Canada’s prairie provinces once again
LGBT activists launched another salvo at parental consent laws in the prairie provinces and Alberta's ban on sex-change surgeries for minors.
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Leo XIV embraces ‘profound change’ in Church’s stance on false religions
Leo XIV’s ‘A Journey of Hope’ rejects the Church’s historic approach to religious error as ‘defensive’ and ‘insular’ while advancing a ‘new paradigm’ of interreligious dialogue.
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Gender ideology has made a mockery of journalism
Reporting on the bizarre killing of a New York Times executive shows how abandoning biological sex has made it almost impossible to discern the basic facts of a crime.
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Euthanasia defenders are finally saying the quiet part out loud
Recent cases involving a Dutch toddler and an elderly Canadian woman expose the dangerous and depraved idea that some lives are ‘defective’ and better off ended than lived.
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Archbishop Viganò and the Seat of St. Peter: A respectful reply
Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò recently made a number of criticisms of 'sedevacantism' – but do they stand up to scrutiny?
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Planned Parenthood-linked investor group represents Jesuit province, New York diocese
The Jesuits’ northeast province, several Dominican communities, and the Diocese of Albany work with Investor Advocates for Social Justice, whose board includes Planned Parenthood executives.
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Dr. Malone: MAHA movement has been captured by corporate interests
The MAHA movement was built to challenge corporate and government interests controlling American health. Dr. Robert Malone argues those same interests are now taking over its biggest stage.
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Child killers get more compassion than their victims in modern Canada
Two BC child murderers were given unescorted absences from prison within days of each other, highlighting a growing pattern of placing dangerous offenders back in the community.
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