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Politicians or Theologians; Blurring the Line.
Politicians or Theologians; Blurring the Line.
By John Roskoski
Our political leaders are beginning to act like self-taught Theologians. They are desperately trying to find some religious support for their killing of the unborn. We should remind them; it is not there, and they are disgracing themselves in attempting to use theological principles as vote-getters.
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Personhood and Humanity
Personhood and Humanity
By John Roskoski
The pro-abortion adherents have tried to propose a philosophical-sounding argument which separates human life from human personhood. It is an empty and flawed argument, more of a stalling tactic to prolong the issue of abortion and try to give their arguments validity.
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Double Standard of FBI
Double Standard of FBI
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The recent events surrounding the unlawful arrest and investigation by the FBI of pro-life activists show that the Biden Administration is attempting to hinder the pro-life movement.
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Should Catholics be Excited or Nervous about the Projected New Italian Prime Minister?
Should Catholics be Excited or Nervous about the Projected New Italian Prime Minister?
By Cole Kinder
Giorgia Meloni has been labeled both a fascist and a Catholic, making the Catholic reaction complex.
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Biden Using Roman Catholicism as a Political Tool
Biden Using Roman Catholicism as a Political Tool
By John Roskoski
Is President Joe Biden using his claimed Roman Catholic faith, and trading the lives of the unborn, for a longer political life? It seems as though he has thrown the unborn under the political bus, regardless of previous stands. Let us hope he finds the true faith again, before he can do more damage.
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Catholics and Civil Unrest
Catholics and Civil Unrest
By Frances Paquette Rossi
What does the Catechism of the Catholic Church have to say about our relationship to civil authorities?
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HAPPY 235TH BIRTHDAY, U.S. CONSTITUTION
HAPPY 235TH BIRTHDAY, U.S. CONSTITUTION
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The U.S. Constitution celebrates 235 years. When it first passed in September of 1787, two out of the 39 who passed it were Catholic. We owe it to Daniel Carroll of Maryland and Thomas Fitzsimons of Pennsylvania for their boldness and steadfast courage to protect the liberties of fellow Catholics.
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Our Female Veterans Deserve More
Our Female Veterans Deserve More
By Patti J. Mitchell
VA is getting into the abortion business.
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Pivotal Mid-Term Is Near; Catholics Must Vote Values
Pivotal Mid-Term Is Near; Catholics Must Vote Values
By The Catholic Philadelphian
What can Catholics do as the 2022 Mid-Term elections are approaching?
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President Biden's War Against the Unborn
President Biden's War Against the Unborn
By John Roskoski
President Biden is waging a full, no holds barred, dishonest campaign against the unborn. He is dividing the country and families as part of his pro-abortion agenda. This is contradictory to his claims that he will unite and heal the country.
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Pope says not enough evidence to try cardinal for sexual assault
Pope says not enough evidence to try cardinal for sexual assault
By Catholic News Service
A preliminary Vatican investigation into allegations against Cardinal Marc Ouellet concluded there was not sufficient evidence to warrant opening up formal proceedings against the cardinal for sexual assault, a Vatican spokesman said.
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The Holy See's Agreement with São Tomé and Príncipe places the Catholic Church into a Stronger Position as Africa Confronts its Colonialist Past
The Holy See's Agreement with São Tomé and Príncipe places the Catholic Church into a Stronger Position as Africa Confronts its Colonialist Past
By Cole Kinder
São Tomé and Príncipe and the Holy See have entered into a new agreement that places the Catholic Church in a better position in this Gulf of Guinea nation.
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Criminalizing Every Step of Abortion
Criminalizing Every Step of Abortion
By Michael Joseph Carzon
Why not criminalizing women for their abortions is wrong.
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Why the Kansas Abortion Vote Isn't Surprising
Why the Kansas Abortion Vote Isn't Surprising
By Paul Murano, Ph.D.
The first post-Roe referendum on abortion is disappointing, but not surprising. Here's why.
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Bishop bans Catholics from praying rosary inside the cathedral
Bishop bans Catholics from praying rosary inside the cathedral
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It may come as no surprise to many Catholics that another modernist bishop has taken a stand against those promoting Traditional Catholicism. On the other hand, it is a far stretch for a bishop to ban Catholics, or a group of Catholics, from praying the rosary inside the cathedral. However, that is exactly what happened in Peoria, Illinois.
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My Response to Fr. James Martin’s Wall Street Journal Editorial About Communion and Abortion
My Response to Fr. James Martin’s Wall Street Journal Editorial About Communion and Abortion
By Shawn Messonnier, D.V.M
A Catholic understanding and response to Fr. James Martin about communion, mortal sin, and abortion.
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Shifting Politics, Unchanging Truth
Shifting Politics, Unchanging Truth
By Paul Murano, Ph.D.
Political parties shift; moral principles do not.
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