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Many readers and fans of our podcasts have asked about the future of our digital media content, so we are glad to finally share that beginning in February, Mike Lewis and Jeannie Gaffigan will be co-hosting "Field Hospital," a new podcast with US Catholic. wherepeteris.com/coming-soon…
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Most of the Catholics who have succumbed to toxic, reactionary, and schismatic ideologies are likely invincibly ignorant, to one degree or another. Those who have led them astray, however, bear great responsibility for what they have done.
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TONIGHT at 8 pm Eastern!
New Debrief: Just in time for Pentecost Sunday and Memorial Day weekend, Mike Lewis and Dominic de Souza break down the latest news from Pope Francis.
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"For most of us, our spiritual enlightenment in Christ entails that we first pass through a time of spiritual darkness, just as it did for his original Apostles. To receive the grace of Pentecost, we must first experience the desolation of the Cross."
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. @FrNajim looks back on his faith journey and the life-changing experiences that formed his faith. He reflects on why it is important for Catholics to embrace the pope with love, and calls on Catholics to renounce and reject hatred toward Pope Francis.
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Check out the latest episode of The Debrief, in which Mike and Dominic discuss issues that came to light on the most surreal day in the history of #CatholicTwitter: The Hope is Fuel speaker exodus; Strickland's rejection of Pope Francis; Tay Tay 4 Prez!
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"Is there anyone who has lost a parent, a spouse, or a child? And how many times have you said to someone that you know they are with you?"
Ascension reflection by @FrSatishJoseph
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Premiere of the latest episode of The Debrief with @mfjlewis and @dominicmdesouza coming up NOW!
TOPICS:
1) The Coffin anti-synod
2) Strickland being Strickland
3) Campaign advice for Doctor TM
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20 Catholic speakers withdrew from the "Hope is Fuel" project upon learning about the sedevacantist views of its organizer and the extreme antisemitism of another participant. Although surprising, they are not the first group to be duped in this way.
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Christianity doesn't free us from precarity, it liberates us from being terrified of it. wherepeteris.com/a-people-fo…
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Pope Francis’s decision to add the 21 Coptic Martyrs of Libya to the Roman Martyrology was surprising, but it was not totally without precedent. Here are a few more examples of saints who were not in full communion with Rome before they died. wherepeteris.com/were-all-sa…
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For years, Bishop Joseph Strickland has refused to listen to and obey the pope, but it only took a few hours for the auxiliary bishop of Astana in Kazakhstan to convince him to completely reverse one of his positions. wherepeteris.com/strickland-…
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Jesus says, “I will not leave you orphans; I will come to you.” In other words, he never leaves us alone; he’s always with us. wherepeteris.com/i-will-not-…
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Which Pope said this? wherepeteris.com/which-pope-…
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Joseph Strickland, the highly controversial bishop of Tyler, Texas, announced this evening on Twitter, "I believe Pope Francis is the Pope but it is time for me to say that I reject his program of undermining the Deposit of Faith. Follow Jesus." wherepeteris.com/texas-bisho…
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New Episode of The Debrief
TOPICS: SSPX Public Relations; Diary of a Predator Priest; Sainthood for Libyan Martyrs wherepeteris.com/sspx-public…
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Today, Pope Francis declared the 21 Christians martyred in Libya in 2015 to be saints. The recognition of these men who died for their Christian faith is unprecedented and represents a significant step towards Christian unity. wherepeteris.com/coptic-mart…
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After countless revelations of clerical abuse over so many years, many Catholics wonder what we still don't know. Perhaps the only certainty is that much is still hidden. Looming around every corner is another exposure of a priest or a bishop we admire. wherepeteris.com/assassins-o…
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Sara Scarlett Willson reviews 'Cardinal Sin: Challenging power abuse in the Catholic Church' by Brian Devlin, a survivor of abuse by the late Cardinal Keith O'Brien. This memoir is a courageous story of overcoming institutional hurdles and seeking justice. wherepeteris.com/cardinal-si…
When we refuse to “get our hands dirty” and choose not to become directly involved with the sufferings of our brothers and sisters, we become detached from our faith. As Christians, we are called to be present to those in need of help. wherepeteris.com/evangelizat…
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