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Archbishop Gomez: Just Google ‘Should I have kids?’

Archbishop Gomez: Just Google ‘Should I have kids?’

The Christian family must become a “radical” sign against a climate of despair and isolation Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los Angeles said Tuesday. Gomez, who serves as the vice president of the United

Archbishop Gomez: Just Google ‘Should I have kids?’Jim Holman2019-06-25T12:15:33-07:00

Attempt to legalize abortion, gay marriage fails in Mexico

Attempt to legalize abortion, gay marriage fails in Mexico

The portion of a constitutional reform initiative seeking to legalize abortion and same-sex marriage in Mexico did not advance last week in the nation’s legislature.

A gender parity bill was debated and approved in both

Attempt to legalize abortion, gay marriage fails in MexicoEmily Morris2019-05-29T15:53:26-07:00

Cardinal Muller clears up question of divorced/re-married receiving Communion

Cardinal Muller clears up question of divorced/re-married receiving Communion

The following comes from a Feb. 8 Catholic News Agency story published in Angelus News. A former prefect of the Vatican’s doctrinal office has weighed in on the Church’s theological debates regarding

Cardinal Muller clears up question of divorced/re-married receiving CommunionJim Holman2019-02-11T11:56:37-08:00

Personhood for pets

Personhood for pets

The following comes from a Jan. 11 story by Anne Hendershott on the website of Crisis. In many of California’s largest cities, pets are replacing people. In a recent article, “San Francisco Asks: Where

Personhood for petsJim Holman2019-01-15T09:25:45-08:00

Bishop Olmsted cheers the domestic church

Bishop Olmsted cheers the domestic church

The following comes from a Dec. 30 story in the Phoenix Catholic Sun. Fathers and mothers have the ability and responsibility to lead their families to holiness, wrote Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted

Bishop Olmsted cheers the domestic churchJim Holman2018-12-31T10:58:53-08:00

Cohabitation on the rise in U.S.

Cohabitation on the rise in U.S.

Living together is become more popular than marriage for young American couples, according to Census Bureau data. Fifteen percent of people in the 25-to-34 age group shared quarters with an unmarried partner this year, up from

Cohabitation on the rise in U.S.Emily Morris2018-11-21T11:03:12-08:00

Two California bishops nominated to lead USCCB committees

Two California bishops nominated to lead USCCB committees

When the United States Conference of Catholic Bishop convenes next week, much of the attention with focus on how the bishops will address the recent clerical abuse scandals. But the bishops will also be electing new

Two California bishops nominated to lead USCCB committeesEmily Morris2018-11-05T10:04:28-08:00

Study: Millennials staying married at a higher rate

Study: Millennials staying married at a higher rate

A recent study from the University of Maryland has shown that members of the generation born in and after the mid 1980s are divorcing at a lower rate than older cohorts.

Philip Cohen,

Study: Millennials staying married at a higher rateEmily Morris2018-09-27T07:47:39-07:00

Abortion and Congress – what will local Catholics and Evangelicals do?

Abortion and Congress – what will local Catholics and Evangelicals do?

The following comes from an August 9 press release Planned Parenthood Action Fund today endorsed Mike Levin for Congress in California’s 49th District. “Voters face a stark choice in California’s

Abortion and Congress – what will local Catholics and Evangelicals do?Jim Holman2018-09-03T10:09:24-07:00

More than 10,000 sign petition to stop Fr. James Martin from speaking at World Meeting of Families

More than 10,000 sign petition to stop Fr. James Martin from speaking at World Meeting of Families

Over 10,000 people have signed a petition to withdraw an invitation to Fr James Martin from the World Meeting Of Families.

The petition, started by the Irish branch of Tradition, Family, Property, opposes

More than 10,000 sign petition to stop Fr. James Martin from speaking at World Meeting of FamiliesEmily Morris2018-08-13T09:53:48-07:00

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Bishop Strickland: no to vaccines from aborted babies

Comment:
Bishop Strickland is boldly making the case for living out one’s Catholic faith in every age. Covid vaccines tempt the soul with promises of health and safety, when in reality, no such result is certain. What is certain is that abortion is always wrong and we cannot give a nod to the gods of child sacrifice and all their empty promises. Our Catholic “prima facie duty” in this instance is found in the fifth commandment, “Thou Shall Not Kill”.

– Kristin