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Cdl. Müller: COVID-19 is ‘dangerous’ but ‘mortal sin is more dangerous’

October 14, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Cdl. Müller: COVID-19 is ‘dangerous’ but ‘mortal sin is more dangerous’

In a yet unpublished manuscript given to LifeSite, Cardinal Gerhard Müller, the former head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, insists that the Catholic Church not lose sight of her supernatural mission, pointing to the “uniqueness and salvific universality of Jesus and the Church.” He also discusses the coronavirus and its dangers, saying it is indeed “dangerous,” but that “mortal sin is much more dangerous.”

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Cdl. Gregory ‘grateful’ for Pope’s support of Communion for pro-abortion politicians

September 30, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Cdl. Gregory ‘grateful’ for Pope’s support of Communion for pro-abortion politicians

Thu Sep 30, 2021 – 11:57 am EDT VATICAN CITY (LifeSiteNews) – Washington’s Cardinal Wilton Gregory has once again supported giving Holy Communion to pro-abortion politicians, saying that bishops are “not there as police,” and praising the Pope’s recent restrictions on the Latin Mass. Gregory spoke to assembled members of the press on September 27, while in Rome to take possession of his titular church, Santa Maria Immacolata in Grottarossa.

Covid-19: decree on rules for entry into the Vatican published

September 28, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Covid-19: decree on rules for entry into the Vatican published

A General Decree signed by Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, lays down rules for entry into Vatican City State in times of pandemic. The document concerns external employees and guests.

Cardinal Burke . . . Letter to Those Who are Praying for Me

September 27, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Cardinal Burke . . . Letter to Those Who are Praying for Me

25 September 2021 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Thanking you once again, with all my heart, for your faithful and generous prayers for the recovery of my health, I write to update you on the progress of my rehabilitation. In thanking you, I thank, above all, Our Lord, who, in answer to your prayers, has preserved me in life. I thank, too, Our Lady of Guadalupe, and all the Saints through whose intercession you have offered and are offering prayers for me. On September 3rd last, I left the hospital to take up residence in a house near to where the closest members of my fa

Abortion On Demand Act . . . House Set to Vote Friday on Massive Abortion Bill

September 21, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Abortion On Demand Act . . . House Set to Vote Friday on Massive Abortion Bill

CV NEWS FEED // Democrats in the House of Representatives will vote Friday to pass legislation that would enshrine the “right” to abortion in federal law. The “Women’s Health Protection Act,” which Republican opponents have dubbed the “Abortion On Demand Act,” would preemptively destroy all future state-level legislation to protect the unborn.  If the bill passes the House, it is not expected to pass the Senate, where it would need a 60-vote supermajority to overcome a filibuster.  President Joe Biden has referred to the effort favorably as a plan to codify Roe v. Wade into federal law, and he has pledged numerous times to sign the bill into law.  The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops wrote an urgent message…Continue Reading

Federal judge rejects Biden admin’s demand to block Texas abortion ban before hearing

September 18, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Federal judge rejects Biden admin’s demand to block Texas abortion ban before hearing

A federal judge has blocked Joe Biden’s emergency request to stop the Texas abortion ban, which has saved anywhere between 1,500 and 2,000 babies from abortion. The Texas heartbeat law went into effect Sept. 1, prohibiting abortions once an unborn baby’s heartbeat is detectable, about six weeks of pregnancy. Unique from other state heartbeat laws, the Texas law includes a private enforcement mechanism that allows people to file lawsuits against abortionists who violate the law and those who help them. Pro-life leaders in the state estimate as many as 100 babies are being saved from abortion every day while the law is in effect.

Archbishops criticize ‘outrageous’ claims against St Junipero Serra

September 14, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Archbishops criticize ‘outrageous’ claims against St Junipero Serra

A California bill to replace a statue of St. Junipero Serra at the state capitol unfairly slanders the saint’s legacy, two archbishops claimed in a Wall Street Journal op-ed published Sunday, Sept. 12.  Last month, California lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to pass Assembly Bill 338, which would replace the statue of St. Junipero Serra at the state capitol with one honoring local Indigenous populations. The bill text claims that 

Catholic health ministry head decries ‘unjust’ federal vaccine mandate

September 11, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Catholic health ministry head decries ‘unjust’ federal vaccine mandate

President Joe Biden on Thursday announced a federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate for many private employers, drawing criticism from the head of one Catholic health care ministry. “Coercing individuals into making a medical intervention is unjust,” said Louis Brown, executive director of the Christ Medicus Foundation and former acting deputy director of the Civil Rights Division of the HHS Office for Civil Rights, in an interview with CNA on Thursday. “And a vaccine mandate that could cause millions of Americans to lose their jobs, to be excluded from large swathes of civil society – to become, effectively

Archbishop Cordileone raises issue of excommunication for abortion advocates

September 7, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Archbishop Cordileone raises issue of excommunication for abortion advocates

Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Sep 5, 2021 / 18:07 pm Calling abortion “the most pressing human rights challenge of our time,” Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone on Sunday invoked the excommunication of prominent Catholic segregationists in the early 1960s as an example of a legitimate response to Catholics politicians who support “a great moral evil.” In an op-ed published in the Washington Post, the leader of the Archdiocese of San Francisco pushed back against recent statements by Catholic politicians who have denounced a new state law in Texas that prohibits abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.