Canada: The Straight Story on the Ordinariate - Father Christopher Phillips, The Anglo-Catholic
120th Anniversary of Pope Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum - Father Robert John Araujo S.J., Mirror of Justice
Huge Breakthroughs in Adult Stem Cell Research - Deacon Keith Fournier, Catholic Online
Wyoming Catholic College’s First Graduates - Joan Barron, Billings Gazette
U.S. House Speaker Delivers Address on Humility, Patience, Faith - Kathryn Jean Lopez
US: Soros Group Behind Attack on Boehner’s Faith - Cliff Kincaid, Accuracy in Media
Egypt Overthrow Followed by Conflict of Christians & Muslims - Richard Spencer, The Telegraph
Jim Cavezial’s ‘Person of Interest’ Picked up at CBS - Michael Crider, ScreenRant
Were Moses, Elijah, & John the Baptist Thieves & Robbers - Reginaldus, The New Theological Movement
Bad Career Move, Defending Marriage: Peter Vidmar - Joseph Knippenberg, First Things/First Thoughts
He Put His job On The Line: Jack Church - California Catholic Daily
Catholic Faith and Governance - John, Party Hard Politics
For a round-up on the latest news & punditry on the Universæ Ecclesiæ click here or here.
This will be a continuing series from Monday through Saturday twice a day, that I will be contributing for the National Catholic Register. This will be very similar to what you see on www.ThePulp.it.
Benjamin Wiker: The Tale of Two Benedicts
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When Catholic Social Justice is spoken of, I believe that the question must be asked; When faithful Catholic Christians assist the poor, hungry, downtrodden or anyone, the purpose is because we see Christ in them, however what is the reason that government “gives” ? I have no illusions of the benevolence of government. Government “gives” in order to take; independence, self iniative, freedoms, and, yes, votes. The more government steps aside, the more assistance will be given by individuals.
So, you don’t think Christ is behind their selfish interests and influencing them to do the right thing in helping the poor?
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