According to Grok, there are three living U.S. bishops who are alumni of University of Notre Dame: William Albert Wack, Bishop of the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee, Florida (active). B.A. (1989) and M.Div. (1993) from the University of Notre Dame. Michael J. Boulette, Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of the Archdiocese of San Antonio, Texas (resigned 2025 upon reaching age 75; remains a living bishop). M.Th./Master of Divinity (1975) from the University of Notre Dame. Denis J. Madden, Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, Maryland (retired 2015; remains a living bishop). Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Notre Dame. Several bishops have rightfully condemned the University’s appointment of abortion advocate Susan Ostermann as director of the school’s Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies. But noticeably absent from this list are the alumni bishops of the University. Post Views: 37
The following is an excerpt from Father Paul Kramer’s ISSUE 101 February 2026 Report. --- This discusses but one example of the model that has become the standard operating procedure for the notorious false doctrines of the counterfeit Bergoglio/Prevost and Fernandez “synodal church” and their accomplices which have ensnared Catholics in their attempts to reverse the TRUTHS of the ONE, HOLY, CATHOLIC, and APOSTOLIC CHURH which JESUS CHRIST instituted. Click within the words to expand to the full excerpted message-
Oh, yes, Bishops! Thank you for your courage in calling to Notre Dame to rescind the appointment of pro-abortion, pro-sex outside of marriage, Susan Ostermann. She doesn't believe a child is a child until after 10 weeks gestation, and is deeply involved in spreading the 'gospel' of abortion. See for example the lies in this article:chicagotribune.com/…n-lies-about-abortion-have- …
The Brooklyn Diocese has agreed to negotiate a “global” settlement to compensate 1,100 people who accused priests and staffers of child sex abuse — a figure that will likely run into hundreds of millions of dollars. The payouts for these cases—90% of which date back more than 50 years to the 1960s and ’70s — will be a huge financial blow to the diocese, forcing it to unload real estate to raise the settlement money. “To facilitate this global resolution, the Diocese is cost-cutting and setting aside significant funds to compensate victim-survivors,” Bishop Robert Brennan said Thursday in a “Dear brothers and sisters” letter to the church faithful. “The process of marshalling these funds entails difficult financial choices, but the Diocese is committed to fairly compensating all meritorious claims,” Brennan said, adding that the payout cash will not come from parishioners. “The funds used to make these settlements, and future ones, have not and will not come from your donations …
If the circus lounge Mass annoys you (which it should), you get angry. It is hard to pray when you are mad, so the best solution is to find a TLM where there is no gay Hollywood spectacular.
EWTN reports: A Pew Research Center report found that Catholics’ support for President Donald Trump’s agenda has not changed significantly over the past year. The analysis examined how U.S. religious groups view Trump, including his plans and policies and his ethics. It focused on Protestants, Catholics, and religiously unaffiliated adults. The report, “White Evangelicals Remain Among Trump’s Strongest Supporters, but They’re Less Supportive Than a Year Ago,” includes information from a survey of 8,512 U.S. adults who are part of the center’s American Trends Panel (ATP). The survey was conducted Jan. 20–26 and has an overall margin of error of plus or minus 1.4 percentage points. The report found only a slight change from February 2025 to January 2026 in the number of Catholic participants who said they support all or most of Trump’s plans and policies. The new Pew results are consistent with a recent EWTN poll which confirmed that U.S. bishops’ relentless attacks on President …
A Catholic parish in western Germany has sparked controversy after announcing the celebration of a so-called “Harry Potter ecumenical service” inside a consecrated church, an event scheduled for next February 28 at the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, in the city of Herne. The initiative, publicly promoted by the parish itself, has drawn criticism for using a Catholic temple for an event inspired by a fiction saga with magical elements. According to The Catholic Herald , the event has been presented as an ecumenical service in which Catholics and Protestants participate by drawing on the symbolism and imagery of J. K. Rowling’s literary series. The event is scheduled for 5:00 PM and will take place both in the lobby and in the nave of the temple, a space dedicated to worship and consecrated for sacred use. The invitation poster disseminated by the parish explicitly uses the language and symbols of the Harry Potter universe. It invites “fans and newcomers to Hogwarts” to participate …