Editorials of Interest
Amazon Synod Mission Abandoned? - Father Raymond J. de Souza - National Catholic Register
The special synod for the "Pan-Amazonian Region" has a difficult question to answer: Why should the Church intensify its efforts in these remote mission lands if the mission itself is unclear?
Chicago Public Schools and sex abuse: Lessons from the Catholic Church - Chicago Tribune
As despicable as the Catholic Church sex abuse scandal has been, the archdiocese here implemented a protocol for dealing with it, and strengthened that protocol repeatedly, beginning in the early 1990s. Meanwhile, CPS only recently started mandating comprehensive background checks on teachers and staff.
More Reasons to Avoid Public Education - Crisis Magazine
My family experienced public school for the first time this past semester, and it was — well — memorable, up to and including last weekend's graduation ceremonies.
Anti-Bigotry and Liberal Power - First Things
Today, anti-racism, like anti-fascism, anti-homophobia, and other crusades against bigotry and exclusion, is first and foremost an instrument of attack and assassination that serves the interests of liberal power.
Magisterial Liberalism - First Things
The Pride marchers do not want, nor do they intend to stop at, mere freedom or equality. What they would command is what the Church rightfully claims for its own teachings: the religious submission of intellect and will.
They Spit on My Wife Last Saturday in Paris - Crisis Magazine
What we know about those who participate in "pride" parades is they are not free; they are enslaved. Only Christ, who is always spit on, can make them free.
This Pride, let's celebrate shame - Spectator
Few gay men are proud to have surrendered their movement to a hostile takeover by Democrats, corporations, Marxists, and racial identitarians.
When Prayers Go Unanswered - The Catholic Thing
How are we as Catholics to understand Jesus' promise that God will give us what we ask for when, on occasion, it seems as if our prayers go answered?
You are not your sin - Ignitum Today
Satan wants you to be identified with your sin. He wants you to feel irredeemably damned, cast out, worthless, destroyed. Jesus reverses all that.
McCarrick: Many Grave Additional Questions - The Catholic Thing
The Catholic Church should never tolerate a situation in which a once powerful man who committed grave crimes is treated as if he were still a powerful man who can be allowed to escape the consequences of his punishment.
Stranger lessons from Stranger Things - CWR
In Stranger Things, the movement is from lonely, unglorified individuation toward meaningful solidarity amongst unexpected individuals and generations.
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