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  • Tyler Priest on Bishop Strickland’s Removal

    Tyler Priest on Bishop Strickland’s Removal

    Statement of Fr Timothy Kelly, Pastor of Holy Spirit Catholic Church of the Diocese of Tyler, on the removal of Bishop Strickland: “I think it’s important to say that many decent good people have been hurt under his administration. Seven years ago, something dark descended upon the Diocese of Tyler. Under the direction of Bishop… Read more

  • The New Dubia on Tran$gender Issues

    The New Dubia on Tran$gender Issues

    Michael Lofton examines the new dubia response to questions on transgenderism released by the Vatican. Read more

  • Bishop Strickland Promotes Sedevacantism?

    Bishop Strickland Promotes Sedevacantism?

    Is Bishop Strickland a sedevacantist? Michael Lofton reviews a video of Bishop Strickland promoting sedevacantism and asks some very probing questions. Read more

  • English Translation of the DDF’s Dubia Response to H.E. Msgr. Jose Negri (Oct. 31, 2023)

    English Translation of the DDF’s Dubia Response to H.E. Msgr. Jose Negri (Oct. 31, 2023)

    Below is an English translation of the Dicastery of the Doctrine of the Faith’s October 31, 2023 response to a dubia from H.E. Msgr. Jose Negri, Bishop of Santo Amaro in Brazil. The dubia response bears the signature of the Holy Father Pope Francis. H/t to Mike Lewis for this translation. See here for the… Read more

  • German Bishop Approves Blessing Same-Sex Couples

    German Bishop Approves Blessing Same-Sex Couples

    Michael Lofton addresses German Bishop Karl-Heinz Wiesemann who recently approved of blessing same-sex unions in his diocese. Michael then considers what Pope Francis’ next move may be. Read more

  • Scott Hahn: Pope John XXII Taught Heresy

    Scott Hahn: Pope John XXII Taught Heresy

    Dr. Scott Hahn recently addressed the case of Pope John XXII and he raised it as an example of papal heresy. Did Pope John XXII teach heresy? Was this an act of his magisterium? Michael Lofton reviews Dr. Hahn’s comments and then examines the case of Pope John XXII. Read more

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