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Leo, the first US pope, criticises nationalist politics at Sunday Mass

Pope Leo XIV · Vatican City

Leo, the first US pope, criticises nationalist politics at Sunday Mass

38% Center coverage: 110 sources

Pope Leo criticized the emergence of nationalist political movements on Sunday, calling them unfortunate, without naming a specific country or national leader. Leo, the first pope from the U.S., asked during a Mass with a crowd of tens of thousands in St. Peter's Square that God would "open borders, break down walls (and) dispel hatred." "There is no room for prejudice, for 'security' zones separating us from our neighbours, for the exclusionary mindset that, unfortunately, we now see emerging also in political nationalisms," said the pontiff.See the Story

Bishop Robert Barron Won’t Bend Christian Social Teaching to Socialist Demands

Tucker Carlson · United States

Bishop Robert Barron Won’t Bend Christian Social Teaching to Socialist Demands

100% Right coverage: 6 sources

Tucker Carlson has long railed against credit card interest rates, repeatedly invoking historical prohibitions on usury as reason to ban current lending practices. When he proposed to his latest podcast guest that the proper punishment for contemporary creditors is “prison,” he probably didn’t expect pushback from a Catholic bishop. Though Carlson was right that the church historically banned loaning at interest in accordance with the great Gree…See the Story

The Toothpaste isn’t Going Back in the Tube: Tradition and the War of Attrition

Saint Peter, Minnesota · Saint Peter

The Toothpaste isn’t Going Back in the Tube: Tradition and the War of Attrition

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Two notable events have taken place since Pope Leo XIV ascended the Throne of Saint Peter: Bishop Michael Martin of Charlotte angered pretty much every traditionally-minded Catholic in the Anglo-sphere, and 20,000 pilgrims, mostly young, marched the Chartres and attended an internationally televised/streamed Latin Mass said by Bishop Athanasius Schneider. Bishop Martin’s actions became an… Source See the Story

I Need My Dad

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

On May 8, as I was cutting a client’s hair, my phone started blowing up. I took a quick moment to check what was happening and saw the words HABEMUS PAPAM! I felt my emotions well up, which surprised me as I’d been paying little attention to the conclave to avoid getting wrapped up in the drama the media, Catholic and secular, creates around it. During my lunch break and prayer time I really began… Source Read Article

Unsung Heroes of Harvard

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

It is ironic and risible in the extreme that the motto of Harvard University is “Veritas” because that once-illustrious institution has long since abandoned any belief in objective verity. It has ceased to seek answers to Pilate’s question, Quid est veritas? and only asks it in the rhetorical sense that it is unanswerable. Abandoning the noble quest for truth, it now pursues relativism while… SourceHarvard · Cambridge Read Article

The Second Silence of Adam: A Father’s Call to Defend Modesty

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Modesty is one of the lost virtues of our fallen world. As summer approaches, so begins the real test of the custody of the eyes. But the deeper issue of modesty isn’t primarily about what women wear. It begins and ends with fathers. After speaking last year in New York City to the Goretti Group (Catholic singles in their 20s and 30s) on “The Virtues Necessary to Finding Your Spouse… SourceNew York State · New York Read Article

A Catholic Lawyer Responds to the Bishops About Mass Immigration

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Although even Pope Leo XIV acknowledges that mass immigration is a “huge problem,“ a recent “Pastoral Note to Migrants” issued by Michigan’s Catholic bishops is an embarrassing combination of fallacy, contradiction, doctrinal subversion, begged questions, conflict of interest, and hypocrisy. To start, the letter from the bishops ignores the elephant in the room: the violation of immigration law… SourceImmigration · Michigan See the Story

The Age of Fragility: Reclaiming Resilience in a Culture of Victimhood

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Not long ago, a bright and thoughtful young woman opened up during a retreat small group. She shared that she had recently come to view her upbringing as “traumatic.” Gently, the group leader asked her to elaborate. The young woman hesitated, then she offered: “Well…my dad was strict. He didn’t really validate my emotions. He focused on my behavior not my heart. He expected a lot—too much… Source Read Article

Looking Backward in the Diocese of Charlotte

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Any Catholic with a pulse recognizes that something strange is happening in the Diocese of Charlotte. It has taken a volte-face and decided to walk backward. Strange, for nothing irks Synodal Catholics more than being accused of looking backward. To them, anything in the Catholic Church that preceded 1965 is anachronistic, in fact, a very offense against God. They kneel at the altar of novelty… SourceCharlotte, North Carolina · Charlotte See the Story

Leo XIV, Fulton Sheen, and the Catholic American Heartland

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Every American state boasts of its residents who have become famous. Illinois is no exception, and its list features American leaders of the highest level: Lincoln, Reagan, Sheen, and now Robert Prevost (Pope Leo XIV). Until the recent papal election, Ven. Sheen was probably the most-recognized American Catholic figure. But instead of seeing one man surpassed by another in the popular imagination… SourceChicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Whatever Happened to the Holy Ghost?

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Translation is a tricky thing, especially if you’re translating a word that has a seemingly direct equivalent in English. Sometimes the equivalent translation fits, sometimes it doesn’t. Often, it’s a mixed bag. That brings me to the Third Person of the Trinity. I don’t know when and why the Latin phrase Sanctus Spiritus switched from being translated as “Holy Ghost” to “Holy Spirit. Source See the Story

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