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Messing with tradition | News, Sports, Jobs - Marshall Independent - Vimarsana News

Messing with tradition | News, Sports, Jobs - Marshall Independent

There is a movement in the Catholic Church to return to historic forms of worship. The revival of the Latin Mass has been at the center of that. Along with that

Weeds: Messing with tradition | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Weeds: Messing with tradition | News, Sports, Jobs

There is a movement in the Catholic Church to return to historic forms of worship. The revival of the Latin Mass has been at the center of that. Along with that

Merrick Garland's judiciary hearing: Josh Hawley interrogated the attorney general about the conspiracy theory of "anti-Catholic bias in the FBI." - Vimarsana News

Merrick Garland's judiciary hearing: Josh Hawley interrogated the attorney general about the conspiracy theory of "anti-Catholic bias in the FBI."

Josh Hawley found a way to link a leaked memo to a disputed arrest while interrogating Attorney General Merrick Garland.

Source: slate.com
Why Shia LaBeouf's love of the Latin Mass is a Catholic scandal. - Vimarsana News

Why Shia LaBeouf's love of the Latin Mass is a Catholic scandal.

It all comes down to the Latin Mass, a tradition that has torn Catholics apart.

Source: slate.com
Why rad trads and reformers need to start talking to one another - Vimarsana News

Why rad trads and reformers need to start talking to one another

Debate between more traditionalist Catholics and those who want to see reforms more fully implemented has become increasingly heated in the lead-up to the Plenary Council. One thing that could prevent a serious split from happening is the simple act of talking — and listening — to one another. By Beth Doherty