CATHOLICS NEED TO EXERCISE DUE DILIGENCE
The lives of their children are at stake
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The lives of their children are at stake
One hundred years ago, most Jesuits were orthodox. But a few began to twist the ancient faith.
A strong voice, thoughtful and capable of inspiring thought
So, who came down swiftly and hard on poor old Fr. Abel? Was it an organization like Antifa? Some radical LGBTQ advocacy group? The liberal government?
Synodal Inc., is hurtling toward the UN's Agenda 2030 deadline, accelerating the Great Spiritual Reset before the deadline expires.
A survivor of abuse at Montserrat abbey stands outside the Apostolic Nunciature in Madrid, seeking recognition and reparation. His experience highlights the disconnect between the Pope's public discourse on healing and the church's private, selective approach to victims.
There are subjects where our era, which believes itself passionately free, suddenly becomes very authoritarian again. It proclaims that everyone must be able to « be themselves », choose their life, their identity, their body, their narrative, their truth. But let an adult say: « I do not want to be defined by my sexual attractions; I want to work on them, understand them, order them, perhaps see them diminish », and contemporary great liberalism immediately transforms into a prison guard.
At first glance, the Pope's discourse appears impeccable. But a closer reading reveals a troubling shift in priorities that deserves careful attention.
Deputy Rossignol is right to reject « paedophilia » for violence against children. It is more accurate to speak of « child sexual abuse crimes ». Yet her reasoning stops short: she suspects the family, the father, authority, falling into anti-family ideology. However, family violence is not the truth of the family, but its absolute corruption. Just as a dictator does not prove that all government is bad, a predatory father does not prove that all paternal authority is illegitimate. Authority must protect, not crush. The true answer? Defend the family by being relentless toward those who desecrate it.
The surgical disappearance of the Epstein case from mainstream press
An analysis of how mainstream media have treated the Epstein scandal compared to attacks on Pope Benedict XVI, revealing asymmetries in information coverage.
With theologians and canonists we proceed to the analysis of the document of antipope Leo XIV
Critical theological analysis of the antipapacy encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, examining its anthropocentric deviations from Catholic doctrine.
Texas bishop Strickland criticizes the encyclical letter "Magnifica Humanitas" for its anthropocentric focus, which overshadows God, redemption, and salvation. Although he acknowledges some positive aspects (rejection of transhumanism, defense of human dignity), he fears a theology that reduces Christianity to a humanist project, to the detriment of divine primacy and the necessity of conversion.