Taking Action for Family Values and a Christian Civilization
In the military, all servicemen know the mantra, “Leave no man behind.” They know, deep down in their gut, that if they fall or are wounded on the field of battle, their comrades in arms will move heaven and earth to get them home. Today, in the Church we have a man down. His name […]
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A prominent canon lawyer has argued that the Vatican’s Synod on Synodality is a “long-awaited opportunity” to “bury” a Christo-centric Catholicism and implement a form of “judgment-free human coexistence.” “The Synodal Assembly has the potential to cause immense harm to the life and mission of the Church,” stated Father Gerald Murray, headlining a Rome conference
A respected canon lawyer and regular EWTN commentator has issued a canonical critique of the Synod on Synodality and warned that, by allowing lay people to vote, the event could “cause immense harm to the life and mission of the Church.” Father Gerald Murray, JCD, made his comments at a recent conference in Rome, held on
Cardinals Raymond Burke and Gerhard Müller denounced Pope Francis’ apparent endorsement of same-sex “blessings” and support for allowing the divorced and “remarried” to receive the Eucharist while living in adultery in interviews with Raymond Arroyo on EWTN’s The World Over last night. The eminent cardinals reaffirmed Catholic doctrine and emphasized that the pope does not have authority
On the eve of the Synod on Synodality, Cardinal Raymond Burke noted the Synod is built on arguments that “depart strikingly and gravely” from the Catholic faith, and he also responded to criticisms of his recent dubia. “The Holy Spirit is very often invoked in the perspective of the synod … but there is not