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Possible, is my choice of wording. I want more facts.“Possible” and “Lifesitenews” to me, are two primary disqualifiers. Having perused LSN’s plaintive bleating in the past, I view them as hysterical, hyperbolic, somewhat paranoiac and of limited credibility.
Doesn’t matter the good which they intend to do.
If Holy Father Pope Francis did indeed say no, it’s up to the Americabpn Bishops to live their vow of obedience , and provide that example to their flocks.Possible, is my choice of wording. I want more facts.
LSN … I’m not thrilled about. But sometimes they print things that on further research turn out to be true.
But this isn’t LSN anyway, it’s a Catholic Culture feature that got reprint. Catholic Culture is credible.
There is nothing in this article about USA and this issueWell this is weird, it appears other news sources say he did say that
Their prolife, and what you call Traditional stuff, are not unrelated. St JP 2 in his Gospel of Life, described how the Relativism of the modern age and de emphasis on dogma, helped pave the way for massive support for abortion.I would like to say that LSN produces good pro-life content, but their ‘trad’ / ecclesial politics stuff is equal to Breitbart or Infowars
I thought we were supposed to fight against clericalism.LifeSiteNews generally pope-bashes.