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August 20, 2019

Catholics rally in prayer as satanic mass takes place in Ottawa

Catholics gather in prayer across the street from a heavy metal club in Ottawa where a satanic black mass sponsored by the Satanic Temple of Ottawa was being conducted.

OTTAWA -- About 200 people, most clutching a rosary, held a prayer vigil as a black satanic mass occurred Aug. 17 at a heavy metal club in downtown Ottawa.

Published in Canada
August 13, 2019

Archbishop Prendergast decries Satanic black mass in Ottawa

Archbishop Terrence Prendergast says the black mass planned for Aug. 17 Ottawa is “hateful.”

OTTAWA -- A ritual Satanic black mass planned in Ottawa Aug. 17 is hateful towards Catholics and risks desecrating what they hold most precious, says Ottawa’s archbishop.

Published in Canada
April 18, 2018

Scottish bishop criticizes BBC film for mockery of Eucharist

This is a screen grab from the April 9 Facebook page of BBC The Social. A Scottish bishop has criticized BBC for making a film that describes the Eucharist as smelling "like hate." The video, produced by BBC Scotland, a publicly funded "public service broadcaster," seeks to show how people who experience same-sex attraction continue to be made to feel outcast and ostracized in 2018.
PAISLEY, Scotland – A Scottish bishop has criticized the BBC for making a film that describes the Eucharist as smelling "like hate."
Published in International
May 4, 2014

Cardinal: Officials who support abortion should not receive Communion

People gather for a May 4 pro-life demonstration in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican. According to organizers, more than 50 pro-life groups active in some 20 countries took part in the march.

ROME - Catholic politicians and judges who support laws in conflict with Church teaching on abortion, euthanasia, marriage and related issues commit "sacrilege" and cause "grave scandal" if they receive Communion, said the U.S. cardinal who heads the Vatican's highest court.

Published in International