“This is coming to the UK.”
“What you are watching in France is not the French people failing. It is the end of the globalist project, an abject, quasi-communist dream of a world run by unelected planners. It is collapsing everywhere in Europe at once, and the West has to cut this cancer out before it takes the rest of the body with it.”
Sorry to keep going with this but Kristan Hawkins keeps saying she’s being sued because she “saved a baby” thanks to laws she helped pass to dunk on abolitionists.
She’s getting sued because she allegedly broke the law and ordered abortion pills.
"Democracy is not necessarily a perfect solution to everything." "Democracy remains healthy, however, only when rooted in the moral law and a true vision of the human person. Lacking this foundation, it risks becoming (...) a majoritarian tyranny (...)." (Pope Leo XIV)
Let's judge this together. First of all, I am not against girls serving at Mass, nor am I against the celebration of Mass in different cultures. The Vatican has approved the celebration of Mass in traditional languages. However, here's my problem.
The way these altar girls are dressed is, in my opinion, inappropriate for the sacred liturgy. Their clothing does not seem suitable for serving at the altar because, from my point of view, they are practically half-naked.
I understand that this is traditional cultural attire, but it should be adapted to ensure modesty. The girls could wear something underneath before putting on their traditional garments.
However, this way of dressing during the celebration of the sacred liturgy is, in my opinion, inappropriate and highly unacceptable.
Columbus attended Mass daily, named the New World for Christ, and died a Third Order Franciscan.
The war on his memory didn't begin with historians — it began with 19th-century nativists who couldn't stand Catholic immigrants claiming an American hero.
The Knights of Columbus (of which I am a proud member) took his name as a rebuke to that bigotry.
The hatred was never about 1492. It was about Rome.
Happy Columbus Day! May we forever honor his memory!