Bishop Strickland and the Decay of Catholic Culture - The American Spectator
Only one bishop dared to name what evil lay at the root of these maladies. That bishop was Joseph E. Strickland of Tyler, Texas.
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Only one bishop dared to name what evil lay at the root of these maladies. That bishop was Joseph E. Strickland of Tyler, Texas.
Earlier this summer, the second in-person meeting of the ninth round of U.S. Roman Catholic-Reformed Ecumenical Dialogue took place in Chicago, with participants continuing to discuss areas of possible cooperation related to justice.
On June 11–Corpus Christi Sunday–St. Aelred Catholic Church in Bishop hosted a eucharistic procession. Father Gregory Tipton, pastor of St. Aelred, described the procession as an opportunity to strengthen one’s relationship with Jesus and rejoice in his presence.
The Mass of the Anglican Ordinariate may be what was the intended outcome of the Second Vatican Council.