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Spirituality The Liberating Power of the St. Benedict Medal A sacramental of exorcism and of healing, it is used to call down God’s blessing and protection through the intercession of the great saint Aleteia April 26, 2016 Share Tweet Print 20 … Continue reading →

Non-Judgmental Shepherds Rev. Jerry J. Pokorsky THE CATHOLIC THING Sunday, April 24, 2016 Friends of The Catholic Thing in the New York City area: As some of you may know, TCT’s Brad Miner is a board member of Aid to … Continue reading →

In 1969, there were those who called the moon landing the “greatest event in history.” From various perspectives there are many contenders for the title. From the combined perspective of everything scientific, moral and cultural, the Resurrection of Christ was … Continue reading →

  Indissoluble Marriage? Yes, But For the Chosen Few Not only the doctrine of the Church, but the very words of Jesus on marriage are now reinterpreted in the most varied of ways. According to the biblicist Silvio Barbaglia, in … Continue reading →

LES FEMMES – THE TRUTH Sunday Meditation: Will Parents Being Non-Judgmental Lead their Children to Hell? Posted: 24 Apr 2016 04:17 PM PDT LES FEMMES I was reading Fr. Jerry Pokorsky’s article at The Catholic Thing this morning about non-judgmental … Continue reading →

The Stream Make The Stream my Homepage Is Donald Trump Being Robbed? No, He’s Just Being Whiny. If Trump can’t win an ouright majority during the primaries, an open convention offers a chance for a run-off election of sorts. And … Continue reading →

Let patients pay the piper, and the price of health care will fall by Jeff Jacoby The Boston Globe April 24, 2016 http://www.jeffjacoby.com/18760/let-patients-pay-the-piper-and-the-price         SHE WENT to the doctor, the one at the downtown hospital she’s been … Continue reading →

Topsy and Tuptim Discuss Stuff Off the Cuff (Chapter 7 of Amoris Laetitia) Posted: 23 Apr 2016 03:23 PM PDT The pope, thinking Topsy and Tuptim are eco-fascists Topsy and Tuptim meet at the playground with their grandchildren for a … Continue reading →

    Reflections on “Amoris Laetitia” Fr. Gerald E. Murray THE CATHOLIC THING Saturday, April 23, 2016 Note: This is a long but trenchant analysis by our esteemed colleague, who is not only a canon lawyer, but has been observing … Continue reading →

The two Mary’s weep at the foot of the cross. I can’t say I was especially surprised by the revelation that Michael Voris‘ past sins involved living an active homosexual lifestyle. He’s candid about being a terrible sinner before he … Continue reading →