Catholic Register Staff
Let the revolution begin
I detest The Catholic Register. The paper is largely a fraud. A name change to The Register or, even more appropriately, The Anti-Catholic Register could occur without argument. The staff writers laud a pope who borders on the heretical with the current synod, is restructuring the Church in ways that are aligned with the world and against the faith, will ensure its demise, and whose very legitimacy as pope is being questioned.
Verbatim: A very brief recent history of Catholics and Jews
A very brief recent history of Catholics and Jews…
Speak, bishops, speak
The Sept. 20 Register article “Gender ideology rallies draw thousands” concludes with this sentence: “A number of public school boards issued statements in support of the LGBT community as the rallies took place, but Catholic boards remained silent.”
The light of faith in the darkest places
A two-part special feature section exploring how the church brings light and hope to the dark places of addiction and human trafficking.
Verbatim: Pope Francis' homily ahead of the Synod on Synodality
Pope Francis’ homily delivered in St. Peter’s Square ahead of the Oct. 4 opening of the Synod on Synodality.
Historical inaccuracy
Carol Glatz’s article “Jesuit letter revealing Nazi atrocities discovered” in the Sept. 24 Catholic Register contains inaccurate, not to mention hurtful connotations.
Endowment to research Ukraine Catholics closed
The University of Alberta has closed an endowment fund and returned its donation to the family of a man who fought with a Nazi unit during the Second World War.
Verbatim: Statement by Joseph Hazboun marking the International Day of Peace
Statement by Joseph Hazboun, regional director of the Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA) in Jerusalem, marking the International Day of Peace and the National Day of Prayer for Peace in the Holy Land.
Pro-life shunned
I am tired of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops keeping the Canadian pro-life movement at arms-length for the last 50 years. Canadian bishops haven’t stood for anything since Vatican II so why would they start now? They obviously don’t want to rock the government’s boat for fear of the financial reprisals of losing money or not getting a bailout with the government’s carbon tax incentives.
Verbatim: Pastoral letter from Archbishop Lepine for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
A pastoral letter from Montreal Archbishop Christian Lépine for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross