The writer Dawn Eden Goldstein has been going hell bent for leather against Cardinal Raymond Burke. Her efforts reveal more about Dawn than they do about His Eminence. Ms. Goldstein [...]
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Dawn Eden: from “rock historian” to Grand Inquisitor
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Against the dictatorship of church ladies
The Church has lost its manly spirit. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the recent protests at St. Francis Church in Portland, Oregon. The ultra-progressive, borderline-heretical parish was recently [...]
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Cardinal Pell is innocent. Those who persecute him are not
The boiling frog never marks that first millisecond, when the water in his pot becomes just a half-degree warmer. And so, Catholics living in America circa 2019 couldn’t possibly appreciate [...]
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Marseille: a pro-Islam bishop for an Islamified city
As everyone knows by now, the Catholic Church—at least in the West—has been shrinking. Due in large part to the sex-abuse scandals, the Church has not only lost membership, but [...]
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The Year of Mercy is over. It’s time for a Year of Justice
The Holy Father has had his “Year of Mercy.” Now it’s time we had a Year of Justice. Of course, a Year of Justice wouldn’t be the antimony of the Year [...]
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“Go to the margins”? Traditionalists have been here all along
Pope Francis has repeatedly urged Catholics to “go to the margins,” insisting that the Church’s credibility rises or falls with her care for the marginalized. I must say that I [...]
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American Catholics Must Stand with Hong Kong
The autonomous territory of Hong Kong is in a fight for its life. For over two months, the citizens of Hong Kong have persisted in protesting an attempt by the [...]
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