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Parramatta Diocese Builds a Bridge to Heresy

The draft programme is endorsed by Bishop Vincent Long and was released in a limited fashion in February of this year. Bishop Long gained notoriety during Australia’s 2017 referendum on marriage equality when he voiced his support for same-sex ‘marriage.’ In 2019, Bishop Long’s teachers were given a document on LGBTI resources which lists books by the dissident Fr James Martin and websites such as the Global Network of Rainbow Catholics. As if to confirm the heterodox agenda, the Diocesan Facebook page is littered with posts from Cardinal Tagle, Archbishop Gregory Wilton, calls for ‘integral ecology’ and posts about a recent workshop on Centering prayer.

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The Covid Occult

The sight of a masked congregation at a Catholic service should be enough to prompt such thoughts. Despite death rates approaching statistical insignificance, the congregants distort their visage in the presence of God. Their subjective motivation is irrelevant to this extent—the act is visible. They are collectively defaced in worship, a ritual which anticipates the Day when we shall see the Lord “face to face.” (1 Cor. 13:12).

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Critical Race Theory and Cooties

When I was five, I was convinced that all girls had cooties. No, not convinced—that would imply that I had internally debated the matter and arrived at a conclusion. I knew all girls had cooties just as sure as I knew my own name. (My Mom repeated the latter, in full, whenever I got in trouble, which was a lot.)

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Interview with Dr. Joseph Shaw

Robert Lazu Kmita: Dear Dr. Joseph Shaw, both as a layman in the Catholic Church and as a Chairman of the Latin Mass Society (UK) you are fully dedicated to promote and to defend the “Liturgy of Ages”. What explanations would you give to someone who will ask you plainly: why are you so found of the Gregorian Liturgy? Isn’t the intellectual conception behind this dedication to the Tridentine Mass just another form of “antiquarianism”?

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WHAT THEY’RE NOT SAYING: A Response to Covid-19 in the light of Church teaching

The Church is, in its own department, absolutely independent of the State, for Christ left the teaching and government of His Church to the Apostles and their successors, not to any temporal sovereign. Hence the State has no claim to dictate to Christians what they are to believe and reject, nor to instruct priests what they are to preach, nor how and when they are to give the sacraments, say Mass, etc. Such interference has always been resented by the Church…”

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SIGN OF THE TIMES: The Origins of BLM

Shakespeare’s Juliet may have believed that a rose by any other name is still a rose, but it was the Romans who trusted “ nomen est omen ” — a name is a destiny because names, do in fact, matter. If BLM had instead labeled themselves “Black Lives Matter, Too”, perhaps they would have had a more benevolent welcoming.

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PRAISE AND WORSHIP: The Day the Music Died

I seek in this manifesto of sorts to articulate particular issues posed by what is popularly called “praise and worship.” Indeed, it is curious that this (large) wing of the CCM (Christian contemporary music) movement, often so visually and conceptually indistinguishable from Christian pop and rock concert culture, seems by its very name to claim a monopoly on the concepts of “praise” and “worship”, the highest forms of which are in actuality the Catholic Mass. For the purposes of this article, I will refer to this musical-spiritual movement as “Praise & Worship™.”

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