Father Frank Pavone on the pandemic and the anniversary of the death of a pro-life giant
Recently Father Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, sat down with me to talk...
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Category: Bishops
Father Bussen’s “Cage”– A Gay Priest Speaks Out
There’s no escape the odd but determined efforts to “homosexualize” the Roman Catholic priesthood....
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McCarrick & His Silence at Advent
I have sent a Christmas card to formerly Cardinal Theodore McCarrick.
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The McCarrick Thing & Why the USCCB Won’t Tell the Truth
As the USCCB meeting closes, the “McCarrick thing” remains an albatross around the neck of the USCCB.
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Will You Tell the Truth in November? Second Open Letter to the USCCB Regarding the Cardinal McCarrick Scandal
As you enter your November 12-14 meeting, you are aware the USCCB lacks credibility with the faithful.
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My Father Was a Pedophile Who Abused Me for Years
My father was a pedophile. I lived the horror of what he did to me behind closed doors.
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Are Women Done With the Roman Catholic Church? A Reaction to the Grand Jury Report from Pennsylvania
Worse, the report demonstrates how the voice of women was systemically absent from critical decisions regarding the safety and protection of children.
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“Catherine Commissions”– The Immediate Role of the Laity Following Disclosures of Abuse and Predation by Formerly-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick
The name I suggest for these bodies is “Catherine Commissions.”
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An Argument In Favor of More Married Priests in the Catholic Church
The married priesthood serves, when it is allowed to flower, as a sign of the importance of marriage to the Church and to society.
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Father Thomas Weinandy to Pope Francis: “A chronic confusion seems to mark your pontificate.”
Fr. Weinandy also laments behaviors of the pope that he says seem to demean Church doctrine…..
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St. John Chrysostom Counsels St. Olympia About Her Despondency
Despondency, St. John Chrysostom tells her, “is a continual executioner that not only tears in pieces one’s torso but also mutilates the strength of one’s soul. It is a continuous night, darkness with no light.”
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Saints Stephen and Philip: What Deacons Should Be
The inclusion of the experiences of Stephen and Philip in Sacred Scripture tells us much about what the early Church thought about the role of deacons outside of liturgy
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