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Michael Lofton reviews Pope St. Paul VI’s letter to Marcel Lefebvre, warning him of schism and exhorting him to return to the orthodox faith of the Catholic Church. Read more
Fr. Alan discusses the importance of the annunciation in Christianity and how it impacts our understanding of the unborn! Read more
Michael Lofton reviews the comments of Bishop Hying, Cardinal Burke and Cardinal Mueller on the German bishops. He also engages the comments of the Patriarch of Alexandria about the Patriarch of Moscow. Read more
Michael Lofton interviews Luis Dizon for his thoughts and reaction to Troy Heagy’s (formerly Fr. Hilarion Heagy) conversion to Islam. Read more
Michael Lofton interviews Karl Keating, founder of Catholic Answers, about Catholic apologetics and his new book 1054 and All That. Read more
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