Official propaganda from the Health Department of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts - not killing a baby is dangerous to women's health.
Please pray for this state and all involved.

About anti-abortion centers

What are anti-abortion centers? Anti-abortion centers, often called “crisis pregnancy centers,” are facilities or mobile vans that: Look like medical facilities but don’t offer comprehensive careDo not provide information and counseling about all your options if you are pregnantDo not provide abortion care or referralsMay attempt to delay your care and potentially put your health at risk There are more than 30 anti-abortion centers in Massachusetts. Even if you’re not looking for an abortion, these centers are not a safe or trusted place to go for reproductive health care. How do anti-abortion centers cause harm? They may advertise abortion-related care, but don't provide abortions, counseling on the full range of pregnancy options, or referrals to providers who do. Many put ads on Google so that they appear in search results for abortion or pregnancy-related searches. Some anti-abortion centers operate near comprehensive reproductive health care clinics. Some even mimic their names …

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Get in here, gang. The DDF is trying to gut private revelation.

Norms for proceeding in the Discernment of alleged Supernatural Phenomena (17 May 2024)

[DE - EN - ES - FR - IT - PL - PT] DICASTERY FOR THE DOCTRINE OF THE FAITH God is present and active in our history. The Holy Spirit, who flows from the heart of the risen Christ, works in the Church with divine freedom and offers us many valuable gifts that aid us on the path of life and encourage our spiritual growth in fidelity to the Gospel. This action of the Holy Spirit can also reach our hearts through certain supernatural occurrences, such as apparitions or visions of Christ or the Blessed Virgin, and other phenomena. Many times, these events have led to a great richness of spiritual fruits, growth in faith, devotion, fraternity, and service. In some cases, they have given rise to shrines throughout the world that are at the heart of many people’s popular piety today. What life and beauty the Lord sows beyond our human understanding and procedures! For this reason, the St. John of the Cross recognized “the lowliness, deficiency, and inadequacy of all the terms and words …

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Latest propaganda from the USCCB aimed at conservative neo-Catholics. "Don't pay attention to the man behind the curtain. The traditionalists are schismatics." Sigh.

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Civilize It: Unifying a Divided Church

Join Cardinal Robert McElroy, Bishop Robert Barron and Bishop Daniel Flores as they dialogue with one another on the challenge of polarization in the Church today and the path forward. The conversation will include reflections on their roles as shepherds and leaders in their dioceses and in the U.S. Church, and on important topics such as the Synod on Synodality, encounter, and where to find hope amid the polarization. Gloria Purvis, renowned Catholic speaker and host of The Gloria Purvis Podcast from America Magazine, moderates the conversation. This virtual event is co-sponsored by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Catholic Charities USA, Glenmary Home Missioners, and the Jesuit Conference.

Lord, have mercy.

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Is that the Church the elderly lady was forcibly thrown down the stairs?

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Consealed Carry.

New Agers Linking "Aliens" to Our Lady of Fatima

I suppose I shouldn't have been surprised, but here we are. I stumbled across the video online. Not going to post a link here because its utterly blasphemous. But this is something that we should take note of - the pagans trying to turn private revelation (even that held most dearly by Catholics) against us.

There are two things you should know about me. I’m a traditional Catholic. I’m autistic. People don’t seem to like those things about me, although most people are too polite to say anything about it.
I converted to Catholicism when I was 17 after a powerful, life-altering moment in time. It’s not important what happened except that after a lifetime of doubt and atheism, I now knew for certain that there was a God, He was in charge, and He wanted me to serve Him rather than fight Him. How are you supposed to react to that? I was 17, not stupid. I signed on to Team Jesus, and no matter how hard I tried to rebel against it, I just kept getting pulled back in. Probably for the best.

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My Name Is James, and I'm an Autistic Catholic

Discover more from Faith in the Ruins My Name Is James, and I'm an Autistic Catholic Wherein the author introduces himself. There are two things you should know about me. I’m a traditional Catholic. I’m autistic. People don’t seem to like those things about me, although most people are too polite to say anything about it. I converted to Catholicism when I was 17 after a powerful, life-altering moment in time. It’s not important what happened except that after a lifetime of doubt and atheism, I now knew for certain that there was a God, He was in charge, and He wanted me to serve Him rather than fight Him. How are you supposed to react to that? I was 17, not stupid. I signed on to Team Jesus, and no matter how hard I tried to rebel against it, I just kept getting pulled back in. Probably for the best. I was born autistic but never knew it. Well, I knew I was different, “wrong,” but didn’t know what to call it. I grew up in the 80s, so if you weren’t towards the Rain Man end of the spectrum …