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Pro Life Groups Demand Archbishop Hicks Protect Parade Access

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

Archbishop Ronald Hicks is new to his post, and he inherited a recurring problem: New York’s St. Patrick’s Day parade allows LGBT groups to march while routinely excluding pro-life organizations. That history raises questions about

Parents Sue LAUSD Over Withheld Gender Identity, Family Rupture

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

Parents of possibly autistic teen Dylan Parke have launched a lawsuit against the Los Angeles school district, claiming officials hid his ‘gender identity’ from them and widened the rift with their son. The case thrusts

Population Alarmism Costs Families, Conservatives Demand Change

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

Many Americans quietly regret decisions shaped by environmental alarmism, particularly the panic spread by works like ‘The Population Bomb’. This piece looks at how fear-driven messaging pushed contraception and smaller families, the cultural ripple effects

Defend Traditional Catholics, Demand Cruz Retract Support For Slur

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

Two urgent items demand attention: Senator Ted Cruz publicly praised an article that described traditional Catholics as “parasites”, and in reaction an organization has launched a petition asking him to retract that endorsement. At the

Former Vatican Doctrine Chief Urges West To Protect Christian Heritage

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

Cardinal Müller warns that Western nations must defend their Christian heritage and identity as mass Muslim migration accelerates and demographic collapse plagues Europe. This article looks at why that warning matters, what it means for

Match Donations In 48 Hours Protect Pro-Life Reporting

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

For the next 48 hours a generous donor will match every contribution dollar for dollar to boost reporting that defends life, faith, family, and freedom. This piece explains why that matching window matters, where your

Abortion Bans Drive Birthrate Rise, Contraception Limits Growth

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

New research shows that states enacting abortion bans experienced a clear rise in births across every demographic group, while contraceptive use still stands as a major brake on longer-term population growth. That split—more children being

GOP Leaders Mobilize To Protect Traditional Catholics

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

Ted Cruz has publicly highlighted a recent piece that confronts a faction of Catholic traditionalists, calling it “the best and most comprehensive explanation of what we’re fighting.” This article explores why conservative leaders view certain

Supreme Court Weighs Case Over Ethics Probe, Targeting Pro Life Center

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

This piece examines accusations that New Jersey lawyers crossed ethical lines while probing a pro-life pregnancy center, the sweeping donor data requests at the heart of complaints, and the wider legal fight now reaching the

Prepare Now, Patriots Demand Responsible National Pardon

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

The day of pardon is a near and solemn invite to reorient our lives; this piece explores what that call means, why it matters, and how everyday people can prepare through honest self-examination, prayer, and

Actress Admits Diary Shift Prompts Pro Life Conviction

Erica Carlin March 16, 2026

An actress’s diary entry from her late teens reveals a raw, conflicted view of abortion, a choice she once dismissed and later called into question. The entry captures the push and pull between opportunity, identity,

Bob Weir Dies, American Music Icon Leaves Family And Tradition

Erica Carlin March 15, 2026

A lively first-person recollection of falling into Grateful Dead fandom, tracing a first show that turned skepticism into lifelong devotion, the band members who captivated the crowd, and the sense of communal ritual that made

Jesus Leads With Gentle Authority, Families Secure Freedom

Erica Carlin March 15, 2026

Laetare Sunday offers a moment of bright relief in the middle of Lent, a time to remember the gentle center of our faith and to renew the quiet determination to stick with Christ until the

SSPX Schism Claim Prompts Church Scrutiny Of Bishop Egan

Erica Carlin March 14, 2026

‘Conservative’ Bishop Philip Egan accused the SSPX of schism and said their Masses do not fulfil the Sunday obligation. This article unpacks what that charge means, sketches the messy history between the Society of St.

Archdiocese Of Portland Calls For Expansion Of Eucharistic Processions

Erica Carlin March 14, 2026

The Archdiocese of Portland has put out an enthusiastic call to the faithful nationwide, urging parishes and communities to deepen public devotion through expanded Eucharistic processions. This article explains that invitation, explores why such processions

Inauguration Pro Life President Kneels, Prays With Wife

Erica Carlin March 14, 2026

On inauguration day the new pro-life president made a quiet but powerful statement of faith by visiting Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral, kneeling in prayer and holding his wife’s hand. That brief public moment said a lot

House Of Lords Votes To Ban Porn, Protects Children Online

Erica Carlin March 14, 2026

The House of Lords has moved to criminalize online pornography that normalizes violence and child sexual abuse, signaling a major shift in how harmful sexual content will be treated on digital platforms. This decision targets

Trappist Monks Face Forced Departure, Religious Heritage Endangered

Erica Carlin March 14, 2026

The Trappist monks who live at a centuries-old French abbey face a stark prospect: dwindling numbers and tight finances could force them to leave their nearly 900-year-old home by 2028. This piece looks at who

A24 Undertone Champions Family Values Against Supernatural Threat

Erica Carlin March 14, 2026

I break down why sound is the real star of A24’s Undertone, how the film builds tension inside one house, the central performances that carry the plot, and why the craft of sound design and

Restore Traditions, Strengthen Faith During Final Days Of Lent

Erica Carlin March 14, 2026

At this midpoint of Lent we are invited to imitate the penitents of the early Church and strengthen the foundations of the new life we’ve begun, renewing our resolve to repent and sin no more.

Bill C-22 Forces Telecoms To Track Users, Release Data With Warrant

Erica Carlin March 13, 2026

Bill C-22 proposes to force telecom companies to maintain the technical ability to locate users at all times and hand that location data to police under a warrant, along with other sweeping surveillance powers. This

Republican Lawmakers Demand Immediate Border Security Funding Now

Erica Carlin March 13, 2026

{{unknown}} is a short label for a big idea: how we face what we do not yet understand and what that choice means for our lives, our communities, and our decisions. This piece looks at

Trump Administration Threatens Catholic Conscience, Demands Action

Erica Carlin March 13, 2026

The pattern unfolding inside the Trump administration has set off real alarm bells for many faithful Catholics, and that concern deserves a clear, straightforward look. This article lays out why those worries matter, what specific

Knights Mobilize For Street Mission, Recruit Men To Strengthen Faith

Erica Carlin March 13, 2026

This short message to the Knights of Saint John Paul II invites members to connect, meet this week, take the mission into public spaces, bring new men into the circle, and keep up prayer and

86-Year-Old Gosnell Associate Launches Late-Term Clinic In Wilmington

Erica Carlin March 13, 2026

An 86-year-old abortion provider with ties to Kermit Gosnell has opened a late-term facility in Wilmington, Delaware, raising serious questions about safety, oversight, and why regulators allowed this to happen. This piece looks at his

Euthanasia Deaths Surge In Canada Under Trudeau, 45 Daily

Erica Carlin March 13, 2026

Canada’s assisted dying program has expanded rapidly since legalization under Justin Trudeau, producing a steady pace of deaths that now averages roughly 45 people each day, and this article examines the data, oversight gaps, ethical

Cardinal Signs Quiet Pact With Socialists, Recasting Basilica As Museum

Erica Carlin March 13, 2026

Documents made public in recent days show Cardinal José Cobo Cano signed an agreement that hands parts of the Valle de los Caídos basilica over to Spain’s socialist government for conversion into a museum, and

Know The Redeemer’s Weakness, Cherish Grace, Defend Faith

Erica Carlin March 13, 2026

This piece explores how knowing the Redeemer in his weakness and sufferings deepens our grasp of grace, examines how vulnerability shapes faith and community, and looks at practical ways that meditation on suffering can transform

America Ignored Noah’s Warning, Faces Pre-Flood Moral Collapse

Erica Carlin March 12, 2026

Michael Hichborn of the Lepanto Institute argues that Jesus’ warning about the end times being like the days of Noah is not a vague metaphor but a direct comparison worth taking seriously. He points to

Priests Demand Accountability for Global Impunity, Restore Justice

Erica Carlin March 12, 2026

Thousands of clergy have stepped forward with a clear demand: prayer and justice after an Israeli strike killed a Catholic priest in Lebanon, and an international network of priests has framed the episode as an

Secure The Border Now, Congress Must Enforce Immigration Laws

Erica Carlin March 12, 2026

This piece examines how people confront and manage the gap between what they know and what they do not, focusing on practical habits, mindset shifts, and simple strategies for navigating {{unknown}} without panic. It lays

Former Papal Nuncio Warns State Overreach, Defends Parental Rights

Erica Carlin March 12, 2026

Archbishop Viganò, the former papal nuncio, publicly criticized Italian authorities after a court ordered three minors removed from a rural family that homeschools off-grid, invoking Pius XI to remind people that the state does not

Expose Rome Scandals, Defend Church, Protect Life, Family, Faith

Erica Carlin March 12, 2026

We report from Rome to shine a light on scandals and ideas that put the Church at risk, and to rally readers who care about life, family, and faith. This piece explains why boots-on-the-ground journalism

NHS Halts Cross-Sex Hormone Prescriptions, Prioritizing Patient Safety

Erica Carlin March 12, 2026

The UK National Health Service has announced that doctors will no longer prescribe cross-sex hormones to newly presenting gender-confused patients, a move that shifts treatment priorities and forces a national conversation about medical caution, parental

DOD Confirms US Missile Strike Hit School, Call For Accountability

Erica Carlin March 12, 2026

The Pentagon’s preliminary findings say American missiles hit a school housed in a former military building, while President Donald Trump had initially placed blame on Iran. That gap between a presidential assertion and the early

Christians Must Pair Fasting With Justice, Charity, Humility

Erica Carlin March 12, 2026

Lent calls for an honest renewal of both inner conviction and outward conduct, not a checklist of abstentions. This season asks people to pair fasting with real change in how they treat others and themselves.

SSPX Consecrations Threaten Vatican Unity, Conservatives Warn

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

The Catholic hierarchy is visibly splintering over the SSPX’s planned July consecrations, with sharp legal and moral arguments about schism, divided episcopal opinions on intent versus act, cardinals either taking sides or staying quiet, and

$12.1M Files Hidden By Crown Indigenous Relations On First Nation Digs

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

The federal government quietly labeled records “confidential” after paying $12.1 million to the Tk’emlups te Secwepemc First Nation for excavation work that, by the official report, uncovered no graves. This article looks at what that

Priest Warns Occult Practice, Cursed Pornography Fuel Faith Oppression

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

Fr. Chad Ripperger, a practicing exorcist, has warned that occult practices and exposure to cursed pornography are driving a noticeable uptick in cases of spiritual oppression. This piece examines those claims, explores how such influences

Confession Frees Catholic From Demon Binding, Priest Says

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

Fr. Ripperger argues that honest, particular confession can break the grip of demonic influence because it strips away the spiritual foothold that sin provides. This article looks at how the sacrament works in that context,

Oregon University To Provide Abortion Drugs, Threatening Student Health

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

The University of Oregon plans to make abortion pills available to students this fall, becoming the second campus in the state to do so, and the decision is drawing scrutiny over medical safety, student welfare,

Bishops Demand Government Defend Conscience Rights For Faith Hospices

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

Scotland’s Catholic bishops are warning that the government’s pushback against conscience protections for institutions could force faith-based hospices and care homes into compromising positions over an assisted suicide bill. They argue that stripping clear legal

Pro-Life Republicans Demand Accountability Over High Abortion Numbers

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

This piece calls out a stubborn problem inside the pro-life movement and lays out practical, unapologetic steps conservatives can take to fix it. It argues that rhetoric without results lets abortion continue and that accountability,

Bill Gates Backed TED Project Funds Ipas To Expand Abortions Abroad

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

TED’s “Audiacous Project,” with financial backing from Bill Gates, is funneling millions to the abortion organization Ipas, which the original report describes as working to subvert pro-life laws and expand abortion access in conservative nations;

American Archbishop Leads Pontifical Mass Urges Youth Embrace Heritage

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

The American archbishop celebrated a Pontifical High Mass at the ‘Christ is King’ conference in Croatia and observed that young people are searching for an ‘authentic’ spiritual ‘heritage.’ He argued that liturgy can be a

Bishop Eleganti Declares SSPX Consecrations Break With Rome

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

Bp. Eleganti pushed back on comments from Bp. Athanasius Schneider, arguing that when the Society of St. Pius X moves to consecrate bishops without a papal mandate it creates more than a dispute about intent;

DOJ Charges Leftist Suspect Over Threat To Supreme Court Justices

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

The Department of Justice has charged a left-wing radical accused of plotting to blow up St. Matthew’s Cathedral in Washington, D.C., in what prosecutors say was an attack aimed at intimidating Supreme Court justices. The

Objective Beauty Reclaimed, Anna Kalinowska Champions Modesty

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

Anna Kalinowska’s new book, ‘Clothed with Beauty’, offers a clear alternative to the constant online arguing about skirts, trousers, and modesty by reviving a long-neglected idea: that beauty can be objective and meaningful. Kalinowska refuses

Secure The Border Now, Restore Law And Fiscal Responsibility

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

{{unknown}} is the anchor for this piece, a prompt that asks us to look squarely at what we do not yet know and why that matters. This article explores the immediate facts tied to {{unknown}},

Reaffirm Great Commission, Reject Calls To Abandon Christendom

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

The statement that ‘our task is not to build a Christendom’ is directly contrary to the ‘Great Commission’ entrusted to the Apostles by Christ before His Ascension. This piece examines why that phrase raises questions

Committee Advances MAID Expansion, Conservatives Call For Safeguards

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

Canada has convened a Special Joint Parliamentary Committee made up of 10 Members of Parliament and five senators to examine expanding Medical Assistance in Dying to cases involving mental illness, and that decision raises sharp

Idaho House Condemns Obergefell Overreach, Defends Marriage

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

The Idaho House passed a formal resolution condemning the Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v. Hodges as “an illegitimate overreach” that “arbitrarily and unjustly” rejected the traditional definition of marriage. This move lays out a

Church Calls Faithful To Fast, Embrace Spiritual Discipline

Erica Carlin March 11, 2026

This piece explains why the Church asks us to fast and abstain during certain seasons, what those practices are aiming to accomplish, and how they can reshape daily life and spiritual focus. It looks at

Idaho House Urges Supreme Court To Restore Traditional Marriage

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

The Idaho House recently approved a resolution urging the Supreme Court to “restore the natural definition of marriage, a union of one man and one woman.” This move puts Idaho squarely in the conversation about

SSPX Moves To Consecrate Bishops To Preserve Latin Mass, Doctrine

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

Mother Miriam and John-Henry Westen talk about the Society of Saint Pius X’s decision to ordain new bishops to protect the Latin Mass and traditional Catholic doctrine. They frame the move as a practical response

Proclaim Christ the King Now, Restore Truth and Peace

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

Our nation and our churches face real tests right now, and this piece lays out a direct, practical road forward. I explain why confusion from politicians, media, and some clergy is dangerous, how reclaiming public

Rising Prices, Rocket Threat Undermine Lebanese Family Security

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

Lebanon’s people are facing two brutal realities at once: the direct danger of rocket attacks and a crushing economic squeeze that has pushed basic necessities like food and fuel far out of reach. This piece

Catholic Pro Life Rally In Germany Pins Down Left Wing Attackers

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

A Catholic pro-life rally in Germany was violently disrupted when left-wing attackers turned a peaceful demonstration into a scene of chaos, leaving at least one pro-lifer with a serious brain injury and others shaken. Several

Graham Pushes Israel Agenda, Critics Say Risks American Security

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

This piece looks at the claim that Senator Lindsey Graham puts Israeli interests ahead of America’s and responds from a Republican perspective, arguing that his choices are driven by national security, alliance strategy, and a

Vatican Study Finds Pope Leo XIV Continues Francis’ Framework Centering Infinite Dignity New Vatican Analysis Says Pope Leo XIV Upholds Francis’ Anthropology Of Infinite Dignity Va

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

A new Vatican study indicates Pope Leo XIV is continuing Pope Francis’s theological framework that emphasizes an ‘infinite’ dignity at the center of Catholic anthropology, a formulation that has prompted debate within the church.

Column Argues Cultural Acceptance Of Abortion Erodes Societal Compassion Essay Warns Acceptance Of Abortion Could Weaken Social Empathy And Morals Author Says Normalizing Abortion

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

Some commentators have raised concerns that cultural acceptance of abortion may contribute to social desensitization and reduced public compassion.

Disney Pushes Back Against LGBT Pressure, Cites Parental Deference

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

Disney’s recent posture shift on LGBT programming looks less like principled restraint and more like damage control after a costly backlash. Corporate spending, boycotts, and political heat forced a rethink, and the company is now

Conservative Leaders Urge Forgiveness, Protect Heaven Through Unity

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

This piece looks at why forgiving others matters, how Christ’s selfless love models that forgiveness, and practical ways to carry it out in daily life without losing sight of justice or truth. It argues for

Mark Of The Beast Requires Renouncing Christ, Priest Warns

Erica Carlin March 10, 2026

This piece examines the idea that the Mark of the Beast will act as an inversion of baptism, contrasting sacramental consecration with a forced renunciation of faith, and explores the theological, cultural, and pastoral angles

Priest Warns Demons Reveal Dark, Morally Corrupt Church Leadership

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

Father Chad Ripperger has shared that, during exorcism sessions, demons told him unsettling things about parts of Church leadership, claiming that some leaders are “very morally compromised, and some of it is involved in stuff

Father Chad Ripperger Exposes Demonic Infiltration, Warns Hierarchy

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

Quick summary: a long, widely shared interview with Fr. Chad Ripperger on the Shawn Ryan show has ignited intense conversation by addressing alleged demonic influence within parts of the Catholic Church and its leadership, while

Virginia Law Allows Schools To Teach January 6 As Violent Attack

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

Virginia House Bill 333 has stirred a debate by allowing school boards to create lessons about January 6 that must be described “as an unprecedented, violent attack on United States.” The measure reached the center

Alberta Premier Calls To Ban Trans Surgeries, Protect Kids

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

Alberta’s leader defended a policy blocking transgender surgeries for minors and warned against giving children experimental drugs, saying ‘we shouldn’t be doing experimental drugs on children.’ This piece explains the rationale behind that stance, the

Washington Risks Wider War Over Iran, Influence Networks Push Policy

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

This piece looks at the rising confrontation between the United States and Iran, arguing the escalation is driven more by external influence than by clear American interests. It points to powerful networks, notably Israeli influence

Masked Leftists Set Church Doors Ablaze, Faithful Form Human Chains

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

Masked leftists set fire to the doors of a church in Querétaro during International Women’s Day protests, while in Guadalajara and Puebla dozens of Catholics formed human chains to shield churches from vandalism, creating a

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Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

British Columbia was blindsided by a federal agreement that “recognizes” Musqueam land rights in the Vancouver area, and property owners, city officials, and provincial leaders are scrambling for answers about who controls land and what

Conservatives Demand Vatican Clarity On God Of Surprises Origin

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

Leo XIV used his March 8 Angelus to echo a phrase closely associated with Pope Francis, mentioning the recurring theme of a ‘God of Surprises’ and prompting questions about where that language came from and

Trump Administration Backs States Challenging Biden Abortion Rules

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

The Justice Department under the Trump administration has asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit by Missouri, Kansas, and Idaho that challenges Biden-era FDA rules on the abortion pill, provoking sharp criticism from pro-life

Secure Border Now, Congress Must Act To Restore Order

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

People notice a gap when a clear story is missing, and that gap often gets labeled as “{{unknown}}”. This piece walks through why uncertainty matters, what it does to thinking and decision making, and how

Pellizzon Exit Sparks Vatican Scrutiny, Questions About Fernández Ties

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

Pope Leo XIV has begun reshaping the papal household, and one early change that caught attention was the departure of Daniel Pellizzon, whose long association with Cardinal Fernández raised questions about the new pope’s direction

Maronite Priest Killed By Israeli Double Tap While Aiding Neighbors

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

A Maronite Catholic priest, Fr. Pierre al-Rahi, was killed in the Christian town of Qlayaa after rushing to help neighbors struck by an earlier blast; his death is reported to have resulted from a so-called

Protect Daily Sacrifice, Preserve Religious Freedom From Abomination

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

The Book of Daniel speaks of a shocking image called the abomination of desolation and ties it to the ending of an established public ritual. This article looks at how that phrase connects to the

SSPX Leaders Reaffirm Unity With Rome, Preserve Tradition

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

Bishop Athanasius Schneider has weighed in on the question of whether the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter or the Society of Saint Pius X could be validly separated from Rome by an excommunication. His remarks

Ukrainian Court Cites ECHR, Risks Undermining Traditional Marriage Law

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

The Ukrainian Supreme Court recently recognized a foreign same-sex union for a diplomat, citing the European Court of Human Rights, even though Ukrainian law still restricts marriage to opposite-sex couples. This move has sparked a

Bologna Parish Decline Traced To Political Secularization, Not Clergy

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

Cardinal Matteo Zuppi argues that the mass exodus from Bologna’s parishes is rooted in political and social change rather than failures by local priests, and his take shifts the conversation away from parish blame toward

Declare God’s Glory, Restore Faith Through Grace Today

Erica Carlin March 9, 2026

This piece explores how grace and humble faith reshape lives, why acknowledging our need for mercy matters, and how devotion translates into daily change. It looks at the quiet power of belief, the practical ways

Federal Agents Can Modify Weather Without Public Oversight

Erica Carlin March 8, 2026

The federal government has legal authority that lets some agencies conduct weather modification efforts without mandatory public reporting, a reality that raises questions about transparency, oversight, environmental risk, and the need for clear rules to