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Leo XIV’s Synod proposes lay women to officiate at weddings

A newly released Synod document revisits the question of women deacons and proposes changes to canon law that could allow laypeople, including women, to assist at marriages without first obtaining authorization from the Holy See. The document emphasizes expanding women’s roles in the Church, including positions such as acolytes and lectors. John-Henry Westen describes the proposed changes as significant and as another step toward reshaping the Church’s ministerial structure. Westen also discusses Pope Leo XIV’s remarks about Germany’s AfD party, which the Pope characterized as promoting hatred and division. Westen challenges that characterization by pointing to the party’s positions on […]
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BREAKING: Fulton Sheen officially declared a Blessed in historic ceremony

It’s official: Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen has been declared Blessed! On September 24, thousands of Catholics gathered in St. Louis for the historic beatification of one of America’s most influential Catholic evangelists. Known for his powerful preaching, television program Life Is Worth Living, and deep devotion to Christ, Blessed Fulton Sheen inspired millions through radio, television, and the written word. May his life continue to inspire Catholics to boldly share the Gospel with the world. Blessed Fulton J. Sheen, pray for us! HELP SUPPORT WORK LIKE THIS: https://give.lifesitenews.com/?utm_source=SOCIAL U.S. residents! Create a will with LifeSiteNews: https://www.mylegacywill.com/lifesitenews  **** PROTECT Your Wealth […]
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Canada convicts a Christian for ‘hate’; Rome: Hate speech can’t claim freedom

LifeSiteNews’ main story today is about Christian activist Bill Whatcott, who has been found guilty of a hate crime stemming from flyers he distributed at a 2016 Toronto Pride parade. The judge ruled that the material and the broader circumstances surrounding its distribution demonstrated an intention to vilify gay men, rejecting his argument that his actions were intended to save souls. The activist, who was previously acquitted in 2021, remains free on bail ahead of sentencing in December and is barred from leaving Canada. The case has sparked concerns over the potential impact of hate-crime laws on religious expression and […]
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Leo XIV installs a new pro-gay McCarrick-ordained bishop in America

Pope Leo XIV appointed Bishop Michael Saporito, ordained by Theodore McCarrick in 1992, involved in LGBTQ ministry, and a participant in a closed-door gathering of pro-LGBT bishops, as bishop of Metuchen, New Jersey. Saporito said he felt “enriched by the exchange of personal stories.” The appointment signals the direction of the American episcopate under Leo XIV. Meanwhile, a Massachusetts Catholic family is fighting in court to stop their teenage daughter from being given testosterone after she was secretly socially transitioned at school and removed from their custody. Their attorney, Bernadette Broyles, says the case is a collision between Catholic faith, […]
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Pope Leo installs ‘rainbow bishop’ who said ‘Church is called to disappear’

Europe’s Christian future may be slipping away faster than many Catholics realize. Pope Leo XIV appointed a coadjutor archbishop who once wrote that “the Church is called to disappear so that the Kingdom may grow,” while major cultural battles continue across France over euthanasia, Catholic education, and public blasphemy. Cardinal Christoph Schönborn has warned, “Whoever has the children, has the future,” and philosopher Edward Feser argues that collapsing Christian birth rates, more than immigration, are driving Christianity’s decline in the West. This video examines what these developments could mean for the future of the Church and Christian culture in Europe.
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BREAKING: Leo XIV implies Latin Mass lacked conscious participation of the faithful

Pope Leo XIV has suggested that the Traditional Latin Mass lacks the “conscious and active participation” of the faithful — a claim the segment challenges with survey data. Among 446 traditional Latin Mass attendees surveyed, only 2% viewed the Eucharist as merely symbolic, compared with 69% in a broader Pew survey of Catholics. The data also show significant differences in attitudes toward contraception, abortion, same-sex marriage, Mass attendance, confession, charitable giving, and family size. The host argues that the statistics challenge the idea that the traditional Latin Mass produces less conscious engagement with the Catholic faith. Instead, the data indicate […]
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