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Cardinal Says EU’s Discrimination of Christians Plays Into the Hands of Populists

Robert Semonsen December 17, 2021

Discriminating against Christians and banishing religion from the public sphere isn’t “a politically advantageous move since this attitude can push Catholics towards populist parties,” warns the Archbishop of Luxembourg.

Cardinal Müller: Soros, Gates, and Schwab Using Pandemic to Gain “Total Control”

Robert Semonsen December 16, 2021

Cardinal Müller, former bishop of Regensburg, has condemned globalist financial elites, calling them individuals who view the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic as a window of opportunity to “implement their agenda.”

France: Catholic Procession Honoring Virgin Mary Attacked by Islamists

Robert Semonsen December 14, 2021

A group of Catholics were attacked and subjected to vicious, anti-Christian verbal abuse in a Parisian suburb last Wednesday during a torchlit procession that had been organized to celebrate the Virgin Mary’s Immaculate Conception. The Marian procession, which took place in Nanterre and saw a group of thirty Catholics walk from the chapel of Saint-Joseph-des-Fontenelles […]

Give Us Back Our Lady!

Hélène de Lauzun December 5, 2021

The terrible incident of the Notre Dame fire should have been the occasion to renovate a church so damaged by the ravages of time, to make it even more beautiful. Instead, the sorcerer’s apprentices in charge of its destiny have preferred to indulge in their dreams of experimentation, as if a centuries-old cathedral were a creative laboratory subsidized by the Ministry of Culture.

Dutch Parishes in Downward Spiral

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 3, 2021

While the Roman Catholic Church, numbering about 3.7 million, is still the largest denomination in the country, aging membership and secularization are now making themselves felt. Catholics actively involved in parish life are few—about 150,000, a mere 4% of all registered Catholics.

Papal Tyranny and the Order of St. John

Sebastian Morello November 11, 2021

The picture that has been emerging of today’s papacy is one of a pope, with little or no regard for law and due process, governing a Church that has made disregard for law and tradition part of its ecclesiastical culture.

Pope St. John Paul II and the ‘Theology of the Body’

Andrew Cannon November 7, 2021

The ‘Theology of the Body’ focuses on the conjugal act and marriage and sees them as mutually inextricable. The conjugal act consummates marriage—and sex outside marriage is not conjugal.

Coming into Port: The Conversion of Michael Nazir-Ali

Fr. Benedict Kiely October 14, 2021

The conversion of Michael Nazir-Ali, at this point in the life both of the established Church of England, the Catholic Church in England, and the wider Catholic Church, is plausibly the most significant conversion since the now St. John Henry Newman knelt at the feet of Bl. Dominic Barberi in Littlemore, Oxford, in October 1845, and asked for reception into the Catholic Church.

The Challenge of Unionism

K.V. Turley September 13, 2021

Unionism has long been a negative creed—it has defined itself by being opposed to things—while her opponents appear, by contrast, progressive and modern. To win hearts and minds, unionists need to make a positive case for the union of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. But today Ulster’s unionists appear more disunited and demoralized than at any time in the last century.

To Restore What Has Been Lost: The Case of Sweden

Clemens Cavallin|Johan Sundeen|Lars Eklund September 1, 2021

For the development of Swedish conservatism, a return to its deep cultural roots provided by Catholicism and the vibrant civil society formed by its Protestant free churches is essential. A relativistic or secular approach will not suffice.

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Cardinal Says EU’s Discrimination of Christians Plays Into the Hands of Populists

Cardinal Müller: Soros, Gates, and Schwab Using Pandemic to Gain “Total Control”

France: Catholic Procession Honoring Virgin Mary Attacked by Islamists

Give Us Back Our Lady!

Dutch Parishes in Downward Spiral

Papal Tyranny and the Order of St. John

Pope St. John Paul II and the ‘Theology of the Body’

Coming into Port: The Conversion of Michael Nazir-Ali

The Challenge of Unionism

To Restore What Has Been Lost: The Case of Sweden

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