On His Feast Day: St. John Paul II’s Thanks to Amy Coney Barrett
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Reflections on Joshua and “the Sun Stood Still”
John Martin, “Joshua Commanding the Sun to Stand Still Upon Gibeon,” c. 1822
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The deeply flawed opportunism of Pope Francis
“Pope Blesses Gay Weddings”, declares the headline in Metro, one of Britain’s largest newspapers, over the subhead, “Homosexuals Are Children of God … They Have a Right To Civil Unions”. True? Accurate? Close enough? Not […]
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US and Brazil lead coalition affirming family, the right to life at inter-American summit
Quoting from the Social Charter of the Americas, a 2012 OAS document, the delegations also emphasized that ‘the family is the natural and fundamental unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the state.’
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Phase 2 de la formation “Lumière sur les réseaux sociaux”
Imaginez que bientôt, nous soyons des dizaines de milieux ecclésiaux à être plus et mieux présents sur cette place publique que représentent les réseaux sociaux…
C’est le rêve qui motive le service des communications de l’Église catholique de Québec à offrir une formation sur les réseaux sociaux. Ainsi, nous serons plus habilités à y refléter cette lumière et cette espérance chrétiennes, à porter l’Évangile, à consolider la communion au sein de nos réseaux, à mobiliser les gens pour participer à nos activités sur le terrain, etc.
La formation « Lumière sur les réseaux sociaux » a été lancée au printemps 2020, alors que nous réalisions toute l’importance des réseaux sociaux, notamment pour maintenir le lien entre les croyants et les croyantes de nos communautés, et rayonner bien au delà. Nous revoilà avec sept rendez-vous sur de nouveaux contenus, pour une session en novembre et décembre.
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Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost; Oct 25, 2020
Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost, Tone 4; The Holy Martyrs and Notaries Marcian and Martyrius (351) Great Vespers and Divine Liturgy GREAT VESPERS Kathisma Reading “Blessed is the man…” is sung. At Psalm 140 In Tone 4 Lead my soul forth from prison* that I may give thanks to Your name. We never cease to adore […]
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What did Pope Francis say about civil unions? A CNA Explainer
Denver Newsroom, Oct 21, 2020 / 06:49 pm (CNA).-
“Francesco,” a newly released documentary on the life and ministry of Pope Francis, has made global headlines, because the film contains a scene in which Pope Francis calls for the passage of civil union laws for same-sex couples.
Some activists and media reports have suggested that Pope Francis has changed Catholic teaching by his remarks. Among many Catholics, the pope’s comments have raised questions about what the pope really said, what it means, and what the Church teaches about civil unions and marriage. CNA looks at those questions.
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