Alberta debates conscience rights protection bill 207.
Alex Schadenberg
Alex Schadenberg
He has just tweeted the following:
“Went for a walk. Did a poo. Victor picked it up. LOL!”
Thanks, St Athanasius, for your clarity: Now the Catholic faith is that we worship One God in Trinity and Trinity in Unity, neither confounding the Persons nor dividing the substance. For there is one Person of the Father, another of … Continue reading →
When S Augustine came to Canterbury, he built a cathedral church In honorem Sancti Salvatoris. In other words, he gave it the same dedication as that of the papal cathedral church in Rome, the Lateran basilica, the Mother Church of the world, the festival of whose dedication we keep today. Later, just as Rome had the basilicas of Ss Peter and Paul, outside the walls because they were built on the
“Serving, serving: this is the key, my dear brothers. For a priest or deacon, serving is like breathing. A priest who doesn’t like to serve is like a doctor who’s scared of blood.”
Another outstanding & comprehensive synopsis of the Amazon Synod from Raymond Arroyo, Robert Royal & Fr Gerald Murray at EWTN.
The Pope acknowledged the idols were “Pachamama”The posse asks how can we simply declare there was no idolatrous intent as Pope Francis did? How does that make it alright? Where was the theological dimension? This speaks to so much that goes on in Rome under Pope Francis. There was no definitive answer as to what the Pachamama idols were or where they came from or what their relevance or importance was. Instead, we were left to speculate — and there was a great deal of speculation!
I think, like the vast majority of Catholics, I wanted this to be something the Pope didn’t know about, something his poor management had allowed to happen, not something he wanted to happen. I even wrote about it, giving Francis the benefit of the doubt, desperately hoping he is on the side of Christ:
This Monday, the 11th day of the 11th month is Remembrance Day. The website for Veterans Affairs Canada states, “Every year on November 11, Canadians pause for a silent moment of remembrance for the men and women who have served, and continue to serve our country during times of war, conflict, and peace. We honour those who fought for Canada […]