
Warships and Verities
Thank God for the voice of the Catholic Church, then as now affirming truth and speaking with sanity.
Thank God for the voice of the Catholic Church, then as now affirming truth and speaking with sanity.
So much seems strange and frightening, but the Church is alive.
In all of Britain’s long history we have never sought to destroy the very essence of our human community — until now.
The canonization of John Henry Newman will be a morale-boost to many in Great Britain, and following that, some good things may flow.
It’s going to be like this for some years into the future. Christians must be prayerful and courageous.
We pray that the God-given rights defended so nobly in the past may be honored afresh by future generations.
A rededication of England to Mary in this 21st century will be a powerful thing.
The Church is on the side of the poor, and always must be.
The Missionaries of Charity discover 2,000 years of civilization in a city founded in the days of the Roman Empire.
St. John Paul as pope faced enormous challenges — yet he found time to retain old friendships, to spend evenings singing Polish songs, to walk in the mountains, to enjoy concerts, to be with the young.
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