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Rorate Caeli is reporting that Bishop Fellay of the SSPX thinks we have a while to wait on the Motu Proprio: The Motu Proprio “is a strong wish of Benedict XVI, and it is probable that the text will at… Continue Reading →
The European Parliament has passed a resolution condemning Poland for common sense. The crime? See C-FAM: The EU resolution condemned the Polish government and criticized the Polish Prime Minister for saying that “promoting a homosexual lifestyle to young people in… Continue Reading →
Well, it seems our favorite Burger King Catholic, the openly gay ex-governor of New Jersey has applied to the General Theological Seminary in Manhattan in order to become an Episcopal Priest. Once again, you just cannot make this stuff up…. Continue Reading →
He is on a roll. Would that other bishops would have the courage of their convictions (if they have any convictions) the way that Archbishop Burke has. The Archbishop rescinded an offer to Sen. Claire McCaskill to speak at her… Continue Reading →
It has recently been reported that Pope Benedict XVI has personally composed a letter to the Bishops to accompany the ‘Motu Proprio’ when it is released. Well, the intrepid reporters here at the CMR have managed to obtain a copy… Continue Reading →
The Church reaches out to all people regardless of race , nationality, color, or even planetary origin. CWN Pope Benedict XVI met on April 30 with the government leader of the principality of Andorra. The Pope welcomed the president of… Continue Reading →
I escaped from my home for a few hours to hit the local bookstore yesterday. I love picking up four or five books and sitting in understuffed chairs while sipping warm hot chocolate. I really do.I picked up a few… Continue Reading →
The Ordinary Ministers of the Media just cannot help themselves. It is the AP this time. There I was, minding my own business, innocently reading a nice story about a gentleman who built a replica of Noah’s Ark in Holland…. Continue Reading →
Jesus went to where the sinners and tax collectors were. If this story from CBS News is true, Pope Benedict is taking that to heart.
Big Brother: Freedom From Religion
As anyone can see, the concepts of freedom of religion and separation of Church and state have morphed in the previous40-50 years into freedom from religion. We are now further along that road than ever before. Two current stories are… Continue Reading →