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Christianity = Love; Christian Nationalism = Power and Hate

Starting the day Trump mocked the disabled reporter in 2016,  my eyes started opening to the dangers of Christian Nationalism, but I didn't start calling

Just What the World Needs: A Woke Pope

In 452, an unarmed and unaccompanied Pope Leo I met Attila the Hun outside the gates of Rome and singlehandedly persuaded him not to sack the city.  In 1095, Pope Urban II gave a rousing speech to the...

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Just What the World Needs: A Woke Pope

In 452, and unarmed and unaccompanied Pope Leo I met Attila the Hun outside the gates of Rome and singlehandedly persuaded him to not sack the city.  In 1095, Pope Urban II gave a rousing speech to th...

Balenciaga apologizes amid outcry over ad featuring sexualized children

Six priests of Beaumont diocese died this year

Saint Anthony Cathedral Basilica in Beaumont, Texas. / Crichardson1776 via Wikimedia (CC BY 3.0) Beaumont, Texas, Dec 21, 2021 / 16:19 pm (CNA). Six priests from the Diocese of Beaumont died this year, including three who were in active ministr...

US bishops to elect several new committee heads at November meeting

Christian Unity without Catholicism: Francis spews Ecumenical Bilge at General Audience

Christian Unity without Catholicism: Francis spews Ecumenical Bilge at General Audience At his Wednesday audience of Jan. 20, 2021, the false pope in Rome, Jorge Bergoglio (“Pope Francis”), interrupted his current series of lectures on the subject of prayer and spoke about Christian unity. This he did because every year from Jan. 18 through Jan. 25, the Novus Ordo Sect observes what it calls the “Week of Prayer for Christian Unity”. It is an ecumenicized version of the traditional Catholic “Chair of Unity Octave”, which was approved by Pope St. Pius X in 1909 and extended to the Universal Church by Pope Benedict XV in 1916. An octave is an observance of eight days, and it is called “Chair of Unity” in reference to the Chair of St. Peter, whose feast is celebrated on Jan. 18.