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The U.S. Department of Justice's Inspector General maintains that the FBI did not commit any wrongdoing or demonstrate hostility toward religion by circulating an internal document warning about "radical-traditionalist Catholic ideology." 

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Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) said that the FBI is "infiltrating churches" in America and "trying to spy on us." He added that the law enforcement agency, head by Director Christopher Wray, apparently views "church-going Americans as akin to terrorists."

A Virginia office of the FBI is apparently concerned that racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists are seeking alliances with radical-traditionalist Catholics, according to a leaked memo dated Jan. 23.

(RNS) — The FBI is worried violent extremists will exploit and recruit radical-traditionalist Catholics.

(CNSNews.com) -- A Jan. 23 FBI memo showing that the agency was targeting "Radical-Traditionalist Catholics" as potentially "violent extremists" was condemned by the Catholic bishop of Richmond this week, who said the document was a "threat" to the "constitutionally protected free exercise of religion."

A whistleblower on Wednesday revealed that the FBI’s Richmond field office was bundling Traditional Catholics into an anomalous group known as Racially or Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremists (RMVEs).

The FBI has rescinded a report classifying "radical-traditionalist Catholic ideology" as a national security threat based on claims from the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center after a former FBI agent voiced concerns about the FBI's reliance on partisan sources. 

The FBI has rescinded a report classifying "radical-traditionalist Catholic ideology" as a national security threat based on claims from the far-left Southern Poverty Law Center after a former FBI agent voiced concerns about the FBI's reliance on partisan sources. 

Wilson: “Since I entered politics, I have chiefly had men’s views confided to me privately. Some of the biggest men in the United States, in the field of commerce and manufacture, are afraid of somebody, are afraid of something."