Now is a good time to pray about what to sacrifice for Lent
In today’s episode, Mother Miriam reminds us that Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, is right around the corner. She also closes out the week by reading a Catholic tale.
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Gorsuch gets Supreme Court to review New York vax mandate, despite Sotomayor rejection
Whether the Supreme Court will side with religious teachers remains unlikely, however.
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Lawsuit accuses Tennessee bishop of covering up same-sex rape by seminarian
The bishop is accused of knowingly covering up and lying about allegations that a former seminarian sexually abused an employee of the diocese in 2019.
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Latin is an invaluable treasure to the Catholic Church. It is far from a ‘dead’ language
There is no necessary connection between the use of a learned language and a ‘dead’ devotional life.
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How a French cardinal may have been the source of the ‘smoke of Satan’ at Vatican II
While a priest and a seminarian talked about Cardinal Eugène Tisserant and the evil role he arguably played at the Second Vatican Council, there arose ‘white-colored smoke’ from a point on the carpet.
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Indian archbishop condemns government’s demolition of Jesus statue
‘The systematic and ill-conceived demolition drive is pursued with dogged determination by the government and its machinery,’ said Archbishop Peter Machado of Bangalore.
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Russia’s invasion is an opportunity to recall the message of Our Lady of Fatima
On today’s episode of Faith & Reason, Jack leads off with a discussion on the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine crisis and what it means for us, then later the panel talks about the Great Reset and its implementation here in the West.
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Here’s what makes the Our Father a perfect prayer
In today’s episode, Mother Miriam continues reading from Cannon Ripley’s This Is the Faith and explains how the Our Father, the Lord’s Prayer, is the best of all prayers.
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Vatican Decries Onset of ‘Russian Military Operations in Ukrainian Territory’
The Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, lamented Thursday that the “tragic scenarios that everyone feared are becoming a reality” with the onset of Russian incursions into Ukraine.
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Pope Francis Warns of ‘Addiction to Digital Media’ in Lent Message
Pope Francis has called on Christians to uproot evil from their lives this Lent, including the addiction to digital media that “impoverishes human relationships.”
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Scripture is not the only authority. Sacred Tradition is equally authoritative
In today’s episode, Mother Miriam reads more from Cannon Ripley’s This Is the Faith and comments on how both Scripture and Tradition are equally authoritative in the eyes of the Catholic Church.
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Pope Francis Says His Heart ‘Aches Greatly’ for Ukraine
Pope Francis warned Wednesday of a breakdown of international law because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Female ‘pastor’ says getting an abortion made her feel ‘loved by God’
Reverend Kaeley McEvoy told her congregation that she had ‘never felt more known and loved and heard by God’ than when she went for an abortion.
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Virginia Republicans push bill to protect hiring rights of religious schools, businesses
The legislation is the latest in a flurry of conservative actions from Virginia Republicans.
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Cincinnati archdiocese pulls support of men’s event, citing political ‘baggage’ of speakers
The event’s keynote speakers are actor Jim Caviezel and EWTN anchor Raymond Arroyo.
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Supreme Court to decide whether Colorado can force Christian web designer to promote gay ‘weddings’
Conservatives are asking the justices to settle a problem they allowed to continue in 2018.
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Christ-centered marriages are the ‘foundation of hope for our world’: US bishop
On this week’s episode of The Bishop Strickland Show, Bishop Joseph Strickland explains how a strong marriage is attainable for Catholic couples.
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Federal court panel rebukes judge for disregarding vax mandate’s harm to religious airline workers
‘Plaintiffs are being subjected to ongoing coercion based on their religious beliefs. That coercion is harmful in and of itself and cannot be remedied after the fact.’
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Reviving the forgotten customs of Septuagesima, or ‘Pre-Lent’
In today’s episode, Mother Miriam reads from a OnePeterFive article on the forgotten customs of Septuagesima, a period of pre-Lenten preparation still observed by some traditionally minded Catholics.
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BREAKING: Pope Francis confirms FSSP ‘not affected’ by his ‘general’ restrictions on Latin Mass
In a meeting February 11, Pope Francis confirmed the Fraternity of St. Peter’s ability to continue using the liturgical books of 1962, following a worldwide novena to Our Lady.
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