“Holy Water” can ordinarily be found at the entrance into Roman Catholic cathedrals, and it is believed by Romanists that the water – blessed by priests – can ward off both sickness and evil. But apparently the superstitious liquid can’t cure coronavirus, because churches are draining holy water fonts out of concerns the virus may … Read more
Is Francis Chan becoming Roman Catholic? His recently espoused views on transubstantiation certainly has Roman Catholics excited. As Reformation Charlotte reported, “It appears that Chan is now embracing Roman Catholic doctrine on a deeper level than most people previously would have expected. Chan — who once referred to himself as a Calvinist — several years … Read more
[Church Militant] A so-called Catholic LGBT ministry is heralding the canonization of a notorious pederast, the late Harvey Milk. Out at St. Paul (OASP), the gay and lesbian ministry group based at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in New York City, posted on its Facebook page Tuesday an article lauding the openly gay activist Milk as a saint. Milk … Read more
Roman Catholics are preparing to pray the rosary in a program they have called “Rosary on the Borders” in order to protect the United States from terrorism. The prayer initiative is taken from the Rosary on the Borders in Poland, in which Papists gathered on the two thousand mile border and prayed for … Read more
J.I. Packer, an influential theologian, died at the age of 93 earlier today. The British theologian influenced many, but Packer received upon his record the dark, ugly blot of having signed the apostate document, Evangelicals and Catholics Together (EIT), in 1994. Thankfully as of today, Packer is no longer together with Catholics. Born in 1926 … Read more
[Lifesite News] Despite gay “Pride” events being canceled from coast to coast due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Cardinal Joseph Tobin has permitted an LGBT “Pride Mass” to be conducted in his archdiocese. For the third year in a row, the “Annual Pride Mass in support of our LGBTQ brothers and sisters” was held on Sunday … Read more
A peaceful prayer rally turned violent on the weekend when far-left activists mobbed and attacked a small group of men and women, punching them, kicking them, beating them with their own walking sticks, and eventually running them off. The event was organized by the Gateway Pundit and billed as a prayer rally to “call out … Read more
The Book of Romans is the most powerful book on the Gospel and evangelism in the Holy Bible. The Apostle Paul taught… How then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard? and how shall they hear without a … Read more
Lent is a superstitious religious practice anchored in pagan asceticism. As an invention of Roman Catholicism, it only makes sense that the Pope would capitalize on the season of works-righteousness and decree that Catholics stop criticizing him online for 40 days. Catholics believe – as do a number of denominations that might as well be … Read more
Rev. Matthew Barzare of St. Anne Church in Cow Island, La told the press that “crop-dusting” the community with so-called “holy water” was the best way to bless as many people as possible in the shortest period of time. We kid you not. After Saturday’s mass, parishioners from the church in southwestern Louisiana went to … Read more
Video has surfaced of traditional and conservative members in a Roman Catholic ‘Church’ in Portland being harassed and protested in the middle of their church service by their liberal counterparts. Their new priest had cut “inclusive” language from the liturgy and resisted liberalism, so they protested their own church from both the outside and inside. … Read more
Saint Oliver Plunket (sometimes spelled Plunkett) was born in 1629 in Loughcrew in Ireland, and he died on July 1 in 1681. He was later canonized in 1975, and on July 1, Roman Catholics set the day aside to venerate (Latin for worship) his decapitated head. Plunket was ordained in Rome and served as a … Read more
[Rome] As Pulpit & Pen first reported in November of 2017, the Romanist church was considering the ordination of married men as priests. Chiefly, the Vatican was considering the changes because of a shortage of celibate men to choose from the Amazon region. Now, the Vatican has officially embraced married men as clergy. The Romanists … Read more
Students belonging to other religions may declare their students from mandatory vaccines to enroll in school, but not Roman Catholic students, according to the diocese in Jefferson City, Missouri. Missouri Department of Human Health requires all students in public and parochial schools to be immunized, although state law makes exemptions for parents to object on … Read more
[Jack Jenkins | Religious News Service] In a shift that stands to impact both religion and politics, survey data suggests that the percentage of Americans who don’t affiliate with any specific religious tradition is now roughly the same as those who identify as evangelical or Catholic. According to newly released General Social Survey data analyzed by … Read more
