Dissident Episcopalians awarded $100 million worth of property as U.S. Supreme Court declines to take up Fort Worth case

Dissident Episcopalians awarded $100 million worth of property as U.S. Supreme Court declines to take up Fort Worth case: In a case little heralded outside North Texas and outside Episcopal Church insiders, the United States Supreme Court in February opened the door for more litigation nationwide over disputed church property as churches split over social issues such as women in ministry and LGBTQ inclusion. The cas

Archbishop Vigano rips Vatican conference with Fauci, says Holy See ‘servant of the New World Order’

Archbishop Vigano rips Vatican conference with Fauci, says Holy See ‘servant of the New World Order’

Names of accused Rochester priests will not be blocked

Names of accused Rochester priests will not be blocked: A federal judge has said the names of priests accused of sexual abuse in the Diocese of Rochester cannot be kept confidential during the diocese’s bankruptcy proceedings.

Biggest Russian Troop Movement Since WORLD WAR TWO Has Ukraine Bracing F...

Mystics of the Church: The Hour of Mercy vs the Hour of Darkness

Mystics of the Church: The Hour of Mercy vs the Hour of Darkness: Jesus' Hour of Mercy versus Satan's Hour of Darkness An interesting discussion has just recently been sparked in the comment sec...

'Two Miracles!'

'Two Miracles!': They came to the National Shrine as leaf peepers and left with much, much more.

Fr Hans Küng, R.I.P.

Fr Hans Küng, R.I.P.: Pray for the repose of the soul of Fr. Hans Küng, dead at the age of 93. Küng did untold damage to the Church and the identity of Catholics through his persistent cage-match with heresy.  He was forbidden to teach in Catholic institutions.  Some of his works were roundly condemned by the CDF.   G

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Three relics of Christ’s Passion housed in Spain

Three relics of Christ’s Passion housed in Spain: While the Shroud of Turin – believed to be the burial cloth that wrapped the body of Jesus after his death – may be the most recognizable relic association with Jesus’ Passion, several others exist.