“The tensions between Viganò and Pope Francis escalated in August 2018 when [conservative] Viganò accused the Pope of ignoring allegations of sexual abuse against former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick. In an 11-page letter, Viganò claimed that he had informed the Pope … Continue reading
Viganó expressed shock at the lack of concern from Church officials toward abuse victims, writing, “it is shocking that, in the midst of so many scandals and outrage, there is so little consideration for those who have been victims of … Continue reading
Rod Dreher posted the letter in its entirety over at The American Conservative. You can read Viganò’s first letter here. In it Dreher stated that: Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, who served at the papal nuncio (that is, Vatican ambassador) to the … Continue reading
“We are the mothers and sisters of your priests, seminarians, future priests and religious,” the letter reads. (Stephen Kokx – LifeSiteNews) – A group of prominent Catholic women have written an open letter to Pope Francis imploring him to provide clarity on … Continue reading
“It’s not a culture war, not anymore. There is no common civic ground on which liberals and conservatives meet and hash things out…The debates are over now. The Woke brigades won’t battle your ideas. The marketplace of ideas offends them—you … Continue reading
“Offering positions of church leadership to people who embrace and celebrate sexual disorders, all on the promise they will be chaste, is foolhardy.” (Joel Belz – World Magazine) Imagine this scenario. You’re an officer in an evangelical church. The congregation … Continue reading
In his NBC interview, Cardinal Cupich raised the specter of racism, suggesting that people who believe allegations against the pope “don’t like him because he is a Latino.” (Thomas D. Williams – Breitbart) Cardinal Blase Cupich, the Archbishop of Chicago, … Continue reading
“I have posted the entire text below. I’ve read it twice now, and I’m telling you, this story is as big as it gets.” (Rod Dreher – The American Conservative) Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, who served at the papal nuncio … Continue reading