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The Future of America is Catholic
I have been known to make some pretty bold claims from time to time, and this will be one of them. However, I think I have some solid ground to stand on. Here’s the gist of it. The time period in which we are living, which began with the American Revolution that started in 1765, […]
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Anatomy of a Schism
Having been an Anglican briefly, before becoming Catholic, I watch the breakup of the Anglican Communion unfold with sadness both before and after my reception into the Catholic Church. That breakup continues to this day, though arguably, the key moments in the process are now behind us, and the trajectory is set into its end […]
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The Confession Amendment
Following the examples of Costa Rica, Malta and Liechtenstein, in accordance with the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, as outlined by popes Pius IX, Leo XIII and Saint Pius X, I propose that the following amendment, or something comparable to it, be added to our respective state constitutions in the United States, wherever and […]
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Wenn die katholische Kirche Frauen ordiniert
Ich, der Autor, erteile die freie Erlaubnis, diesen Artikel ins Deutsche zu übersetzen, sofern ein Link zur Originalquelle gepostet wird … via If the Catholic Church Ordains Women
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Reclaiming the Second Vatican Council — Anglicanorum Coetibus Society Blog
If the Second Vatican Council had not happened, there would be no ordinariates for Catholics of Anglican tradition. Consequently, this post by Bishop Robert Barron on Reclaiming the Second Vatican Council at Word on Fire is of crucial importance. He explains two opposite reactions to the implementation of Vatican II, which Henri de Lubac called […] […]
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On Fr. Treco, I stand with Bishop Lopes
Originally posted on Anglicanorum Coetibus Society Blog:
When it comes to the Fr. Vaughan Treco affair, I stand with Bishop Steven Lopes. I am tired of seeing the bishop cast in a negative light and Treco made into a hero-martyr of “the faith.” When we came into the Catholic Church we had to give up… -
The St. Gregory’s Prayer Book
Originally posted on Anglicanorum Coetibus Society Blog:
I finally received my copy of the St. Gregory’s Prayer Book and I am delighted with it. I am also pleased about the contribution the Anglicanorum Coetibus Society (ACS) made to its publication. The pictures were taken by Shane Schaetzel when he received his copy. Shane represented the… -
An Open Letter to the US Catholic Bishops
Your Excellencies, I cannot speak on behalf of the lay faithful, but I can speak from them, as one among millions, and I believe what I have to say here mirrors the thoughts of many. I am not a member of the clergy, nor am I an employee of any diocese or parish. I have […]