Media Coverage of the Motu Proprio
It is always interesting to watch the Ordinary Ministers of the Media and their approach to covering the coming Motu Proprio. This AP account does a reasonable job of representing … Read More
Motu Proprio Watch: Cardinal Castrillón Confirms
It is coming! As is being covered in many places, Cardinal Castrillón confirmed at the CELAM conference in a speech that the Motu Proprio is on its way. Here are … Read More
This is the Age of the Unecessary Apology
Bishop apologises for use of the Bible to justify slavery, according to Inspire Magazine. The Rt Rev John Packer, Anglican Bishop of Ripon and Leeds, has made a public apology … Read More
God removed from H.S. yearbook
An honors student in Arizona asked Higley High officials for an explanation after the word “God” was edited out of his biography in the school’s yearbook. The text accompanying a … Read More
Tony Blair, Catholic?
Newspapers in England including the Evening Standard are abuzz with rumours (notice I spelled it the English way) that Prime Minister Tony Blair may be on the verge of declaring … Read More
The Bible is Indecent
More than 800 Hong Kong residents have called on authorities to reclassify the Bible as “indecent” due to its sexual and violent content, according to Reuters. A spokesperson for Hong … Read More
Catholic Dems Outraged by Pope
Some Catholic Members of Congress expressed their concern over recent comments by the Pope in which he said that politicians who support abortion automatically exclude themselves from communion. A statement … Read More
Shock Jock Double Standards
Let me get this straight. CBS Radio fires Don Imus for calling some young women a racially insensitive name but this same CBS Radio turns a blind eye as Opie … Read More
A New Noah?
Environmental activists are building a replica of Noah’s Ark on Mount Ararat—where the biblical vessel is said to have landed after the great flood—in an appeal for action on global … Read More
Separation of Church and State
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who argued that teachers should not be allowed to post the Ten Commandments in public schools because it violated the Constitutional separation between church and state, … Read More