Podcast appearances and mentions of philip lawler

Edward Pentin & Philip Lawler discuss Pope Leo XIV's pontificate. Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone on his appointment to the Trump Administration's new Religious Liberty Commission. Nina Shea on how Pope Leo should improve the Vatican's China policy. Actor Neal McDonough on his new movie.

Philip Lawler on the return of Pope Francis to the Vatican, the ongoing Rupnik scandal, and Catholic Charities' tax status under scrutiny. Steven Mosher on China's military exercises near Taiwan, and the US-China trade war. Msgr. Charles Pope discusses his new book.

Gerhard Cardinal Müller addresses allegations made against him regarding financial impropriety. Dr. Walid Phares discusses escalating tensions in the Middle East. And, Philip Lawler with much more.

Philip Lawler, editor of Catholic World News with analysis of the new press release from the Vatican's doctrinal office (Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith) that seeks to further clarify the controversial Fiducia Supplicans, the Vatican directive on the blessing of same sex couples and couples in "irregular situations" released in December. Rob Schneider, comedian, actor and director on his latest comedy Daddy Daughter Trip and his Catholic faith and how it informs his life and work. Abp. Georg Ganswein, former personal secretary of Cardinal Josef Ratzinger, later Pope Benedict XVI on his life of service to the late Pope and his book, Who Believes is Not Alone: My Life Beside Benedict XVI. (Encore showing/highlights in honor of the 1st anniversary of the death of Benedict XVI).

Tom Riello talked about how Tammy Peterson found God through her illness. Dillon Stein shared about his role as the new Archdiocesan director of Youth and Young Adult formation. Philip Lawler discussed his article on synod fatigue. 

Philip Lawler, editor of Catholic World News/CatholicCulture.org is here to talk about the latest news on the Synod of Bishops, the Vatican-China agreement and much more. Carrie Gress, Fellow at The Ethics & Public Policy Center in Washington, DC and author of the new book, The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us.

Phil Lawler, Director of Catholic Culture joins the Joes to talk the witty, satirical writings of Fr. Paul Mankowski, SJ... packaged in the book "Diogenes Unveiled", a brilliant, perceptive, and knowledgeable analyst of Church affairs during the early twenty-first century. Diogenes Unveiled: https://ignatius.com/diogenes-unveiled-duvp/ Links to download the Veritas app: https://www.veritascatholic.com/listen Joe & Joe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/withjoeandjoe Joe & Joe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@THEFRONTLINEWITHJOEJOE

We're live with Malachy Fallon, Executive Director of Xavier Society for the Blind talks about their ministry, Tyler Morrow, Recruitment Coordinator Capital Area CASA Association talks about CASA volunteering needs for foster care children in Baton Rouge and Philip Lawler, editor of Diogenes Unveiled join us.

Ken talks with Philip Lawler “Diogenes Unveiled: A Paul Mankowski Collection” and Don Johnson “Dysconnected: The Real Story Behind the Transgender Explosion” (both from Ignatius Press). Philip Lawler's book available at: https://ignatius.com/diogenes-unveiled-duvp/ Don Johnson's DVD available at: https://ignatius.com/disconnected-dism/ Follow Philip at: https://www.catholicculture.org/news/ and Don at: https://donjohnsonmedia.com/ and https://runawayplanetpictures.vhx.tv/

Tom Riello discusses how catholic schools held steady during covid. Phiilip Lawler dpeaks on pontificant academy for life adopts prochoice rhetoric. Finally, William Dempsey talks on Gender ideology comes to Notre Dame. 

Join Kara McKinney as she sits down with Matt Gaetz, Ari Hoffman, Chris Boyle, Philip Lawler, Joel Griffith, and Pedro Gonzalez to talk about the issues of the day.

The COVID pandemic has impacted virtually all aspects of our day-to-day lives, including our life in the Church.How has the Church fared in navigating these impacts?  Has she distinguished herself in her response, including in relation to restrictions on accessing the sacraments, and to moral and ethical questions surrounding the COVID vaccines?  Has Church leadership made a compelling case that, pandemic or not, the laws of God will always supersede the laws of man?Joining us to help grapple with these questions is Philip Lawler, editor of Catholic World News and news director at CatholicCulture.org.  Author/editor of 10 books, his latest work is Contagious Faith: Why the Church Must Spread Hope, Not Fear, In A Pandemic. 0:00 - Introduction2:00 - Responding to COVID - a report card for the Church3:15 - The Church's singular mission, pandemic or no pandemic7:50 - First time for everything - Church doors shut by Church leaders10:00 - The lingering fog of COVID13:40 - Eucharistic coherence17:10 - "No communion, please" - public health officials overstep19:05 - To love thy neighbour is to evangelize21:00 - Moral concerns with COVID vaccines26:20 - Duty to lobby for ethical vaccines31:00 - Our parishes - all welcome?35:20 - Flashing the pass for Mass?37:25 - Reclaiming zeal for the Sacraments39:55 - ConclusionIf you enjoyed this episode, please consider supporting Crown and Crozier with a tax-deductible donation here:  DONATE  Documents/Websites referenced Philip Lawler (bio) @PhilLawlerPhilip Lawler - Contagious Faith: Why the Church Must Spread Hope, Not Fear, In A PandemicDr. Jeff Mirus, “Following your conscience? 2. The COVID problem”Philip Lawler, “Vaccination and conscience: a challenge to Church authority” Marisa Iati, “Philadelphia becomes latest archdiocese to reject religious exemptions for vaccine mandates”Colorado Catholic Conference, “A letter from the bishops of Colorado on COVID-19 vaccine mandates” York Region Public Health, “COVID-19: Guidance for Places of Worship” [page 4]Gregory A. Smith,  “Just one-third of U.S. Catholics agree with their church that Eucharist is body, blood of Christ” Please note that this podcast has been edited for length and clarity.Support the show (http://missionoftheredeemer.com/crownandcrozier/)

Philip Lawler reflects on the past year of our life with Covid, and sets forth how we're to live our lives as Catholics, going forward with faith, not fear, and with consistently full access to the sacraments and freedoms as Americans.

We take a deeper dive into the misuse of Church authority on Vaccine Mandates with Phil Lawler of Catholic World News. The Misuse of Church Authority on Vaccination Vaccine Exemption Template Letter Getting Conscience Right Religious Exemption to Abortion-Tainted Vaccines

PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News and author of Contagious Faith, and FR. ROBERT SIRICO, president of The Acton Institute discuss the controversy over religious exemptions from COVID vaccinations, the murder of a Catholic priest in France, and the big news stories of the week. RAYMOND ARROYO takes a look back at Mother Angelica & 40 years of EWTN to commemorate the network's 40th Anniversary on August 15th. GEORGE SCHWARTZ, CEO of Schwartz Investment Counsel and manager of Ave Maria Mutual Funds on the current state of the US economy & morally responsible investing.

PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News and author of Contagious Faith, and FR. ROBERT SIRICO, president of The Acton Institute discuss the controversy over religious exemptions from COVID vaccinations, the murder of a Catholic priest in France, and the big news stories of the week. RAYMOND ARROYO takes a look back at Mother Angelica & 40 years of EWTN to commemorate the network's 40th Anniversary on August 15th. GEORGE SCHWARTZ, CEO of Schwartz Investment Counsel and manager of Ave Maria Mutual Funds on the current state of the US economy & morally responsible investing.

PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News and author of Contagious Faith, and FR. ROBERT SIRICO, president of The Acton Institute discuss the controversy over religious exemptions from COVID vaccinations, the murder of a Catholic priest in France, and the big news stories of the week. RAYMOND ARROYO takes a look back at Mother Angelica & 40 years of EWTN to commemorate the network's 40th Anniversary on August 15th. GEORGE SCHWARTZ, CEO of Schwartz Investment Counsel and manager of Ave Maria Mutual Funds on the current state of the US economy & morally responsible investing.

PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News and author of Contagious Faith, and FR. ROBERT SIRICO, president of The Acton Institute discuss the controversy over religious exemptions from COVID vaccinations, the murder of a Catholic priest in France, and the big news stories of the week. RAYMOND ARROYO takes a look back at Mother Angelica & 40 years of EWTN to commemorate the network's 40th Anniversary on August 15th. GEORGE SCHWARTZ, CEO of Schwartz Investment Counsel and manager of Ave Maria Mutual Funds on the current state of the US economy & morally responsible investing.

PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News and author of Contagious Faith, and FR. ROBERT SIRICO, president of The Acton Institute discuss the controversy over religious exemptions from COVID vaccinations, the murder of a Catholic priest in France, and the big news stories of the week. RAYMOND ARROYO takes a look back at Mother Angelica & 40 years of EWTN to commemorate the network's 40th Anniversary on August 15th. GEORGE SCHWARTZ, CEO of Schwartz Investment Counsel and manager of Ave Maria Mutual Funds on the current state of the US economy & morally responsible investing.

To get Philip Lawler's Book, Contagious Faith, please visit https://www.sophiainstitute.com/products/item/contagious-faith

Don Prudlo continues our Church history series. Today we are focusing on the rise of Islam. Philip Lawler addresses the question, "is there justification in withholding the Eucharist" Tim Furnish discusses Biden's new counter terrorism strategy

News, saint of the day, Gospel of the Day, Philip Lawler, editor of Catholic World News, is on to discuss his article "Term limits for Church leaders: a policy created to be ignored?" || https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/term-limits-for-church-leaders-policy-created-to-be-ignored/ || Second Hour: breaking news, saint of the day, Gospel, Plus New Round of the Catholic trivia game show Fear and Trembling!!! || Then Stay tuned for the Catholic Drive Time After Show!!!! Starting at 7:30 am where we let our hair down and speak more casually across our live streams. We will field questions from our comment sections. | https://www.grnonline.com/ | Listen in your car on your local GRN station - http://grnonline.com/stations/ | Listen online at GRNonline.com | Listen on your mobile with our GRN app (both IOS and Android) | Official Social Media Account>>IG: @CatholicDriveTime | Twitter: @CatholicDrive | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CatholicDriv... | YouTube: Catholic Drive Time | Joe Social Media>>IG: @TheCatholicHack | Twitter: @Catholic_Hack | Facebook: Joe McClane | YouTube: Joe McClane | Adrian Social Media>>IG: @ffonze | Twitter: @AdrianFonze | Facebook: Adrian Fonseca | YouTube: Adrian Fonseca | YouTube: Catholic Conversations

MOST REV. SALVATORE CORDILEONE, Archbishop of San Francisco, CA joins us with his perspective on this week's Spring Meeting of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News and author of the new book Contagious Faith, is here with analysis of the Spring Meeting of the US Bishops' Conference. LEE HABEEB, host of Our American Stories and Executive Producer of a new film, The Streets Were My Father, a moving documentary on fathers and fatherlessness. DOMINIK ZAWADZKI, director of The Zabinski Foundation talks about the new documentary, Of Animals and Men, about his grandparent's efforts to save Jewish lives during World War II.

MOST REV. SALVATORE CORDILEONE, Archbishop of San Francisco, CA joins us with his perspective on this week's Spring Meeting of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News and author of the new book Contagious Faith, is here with analysis of the Spring Meeting of the US Bishops' Conference. LEE HABEEB, host of Our American Stories and Executive Producer of a new film, The Streets Were My Father, a moving documentary on fathers and fatherlessness. DOMINIK ZAWADZKI, director of The Zabinski Foundation talks about the new documentary, Of Animals and Men, about his grandparent's efforts to save Jewish lives during World War II.

MOST REV. SALVATORE CORDILEONE, Archbishop of San Francisco, CA joins us with his perspective on this week's Spring Meeting of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News and author of the new book Contagious Faith, is here with analysis of the Spring Meeting of the US Bishops' Conference. LEE HABEEB, host of Our American Stories and Executive Producer of a new film, The Streets Were My Father, a moving documentary on fathers and fatherlessness. DOMINIK ZAWADZKI, director of The Zabinski Foundation talks about the new documentary, Of Animals and Men, about his grandparent's efforts to save Jewish lives during World War II.

MOST REV. SALVATORE CORDILEONE, Archbishop of San Francisco, CA joins us with his perspective on this week's Spring Meeting of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops. PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News and author of the new book Contagious Faith, is here with analysis of the Spring Meeting of the US Bishops' Conference. LEE HABEEB, host of Our American Stories and Executive Producer of a new film, The Streets Were My Father, a moving documentary on fathers and fatherlessness. DOMINIK ZAWADZKI, director of The Zabinski Foundation talks about the new documentary, Of Animals and Men, about his grandparent's efforts to save Jewish lives during World War II.

Today's Topics: 1) Gospel - Mt 6:7-15 - This is how you are to pray... Bishop Sheen quote of the day 2) Will even ONE Bishop speak out? This is an example of how the Catholic Church has been corrupted from within https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGFNcOjF_LY 3) Beware when Church leaders manipulate the language: Philip Lawler, Pt. I https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/beware-when-church-leaders-manipulate-language-part-i/ 4) Beware when Church leaders manipulate the language: Philip Lawler, Pt. II https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/beware-when-church-leaders-manipulate-language-part-ii/

Philip Lawler dissects how Church leaders and the faithful responded during the Covid- Interruption.

PHILIP LAWLER, author and editor of Catholic World News with analysis of the Fall Meeting of the US Bishops' Conference held "virtually" this week. MATT SCHLAPP, chairman of The American Conservative Union discusses the integrity of the US election process in the aftermath of the November 3rd election. ANDREA BOCELLI, operatic tenor and songwriter joins us to talk about his newest CD, BELIEVE.

PHILIP LAWLER, author and editor of Catholic World News with analysis of the Fall Meeting of the US Bishops' Conference held "virtually" this week. MATT SCHLAPP, chairman of The American Conservative Union discusses the integrity of the US election process in the aftermath of the November 3rd election. ANDREA BOCELLI, operatic tenor and songwriter joins us to talk about his newest CD, BELIEVE.

BERNARD KERIK, former NYPD commissioner talks about the effort to defund law enforcement, the violence we are seeing against police, and the effect all this has on public safety. PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News joins us with analysis of the Catholic news of the week, including the Catholic vote in the US, and the Vatican-China deal that is up for renewal in October. JIM WAHLBERG, filmmaker and author of the new memoir The Big Hustle: A Boston Street Kid’s Story of Addiction and Redemption. JIM CAVIEZEL, actor and star of the new film Infidel, which opens this week in theaters everywhere.

BERNARD KERIK, former NYPD commissioner talks about the effort to defund law enforcement, the violence we are seeing against police, and the effect all this has on public safety. PHILIP LAWLER, editor of Catholic World News joins us with analysis of the Catholic news of the week, including the Catholic vote in the US, and the Vatican-China deal that is up for renewal in October. JIM WAHLBERG, filmmaker and author of the new memoir The Big Hustle: A Boston Street Kid’s Story of Addiction and Redemption. JIM CAVIEZEL, actor and star of the new film Infidel, which opens this week in theaters everywhere.

Interview with Leila Lawler, mother of 7, grandmother to 15, wife to Philip Lawler, author of God Has No Grandchildren and The Little Oratory: A Beginner’s Guide to Praying in the Home, and the creator of the amazing blog Like Mother, Like Daughter. 

The Catholic Current March 6, 2020 Special Guest: Philip Lawler

Reading from Pentecost Sunday: http://usccb.org/bible/readings/060919-day.cfm Aladdin 'One Jump Ahead': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YV7LRr2BO60 (referenced scene at 3:00) Commencement Address | Dr. Philip Lawler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N90zzkJrNBg Catechism of Catholic Church #954: http://www.vatican.va/archive/ccc_css/archive/catechism/p123a9p5.htm

In this episode, Philip Lawler analyses the recent Vatican Summit with hosts Bonnie Quirke. Suzy McGinn and Rosemarie Simon.  Mr. Lawler is the editor of Catholic World News (the first English-language Catholic News Service operating on the Internet), author of ten books, most recently "Smoke of Satan,  former editor of Crisis Magazine, and Director of Studies for the Heritage Foundation.   

Doors to Coffin Nation are now OPEN. Hurry, enrollment ends on Monday, November 26. LEARN MORE >> COFFIN NATION. ************************************************** This is Phil’s second appearance on the show, after talking about his book Lost Shepherd: How Pope Francis is Misleading His Flock. This time, the veteran journalist doubles down and broads his analysis to include the widespread corruption and complicity of the bishops with a brand new book, The Smoke of Satan: How Corrupt and Cowardly Bishops Betrayed Christ, His Church, and the Faithful . . . and What Can Be Done About It. A daring book (the publisher explains that they didn’t particularly want to publish it) and badly needed. Heavy sigh. As ever, it’s the uncomfortable truths that need to be told.   In this episode you will learn: Why the badly damaged brand and reputation of the Catholic Church is at stake and why books like this continue to be written today Why it’s not a sin to charitably but directly call out bad leadership in the Church How the bishops seem, in so many cases, not to have learned the lessons of the 2002 scandal that broke in Boston The role played by gross misinterpretations of the Second Vatican Council led to the current crisis Why concern for the Church’s reputation can never outdo concern for victims of priest predators The facts as to why the issue we’re dealing with is not “pedophile priests” but homosexual predator priests   Resources recommended in this episode: The Smoke of Satan: How Corrupt and Cowardly Bishops Betrayed Christ, His Church, and the Faithful . . . and What Can Be Done About It by Phil Lawler Lost Shepherd: How Pope Francis is Misleading His Flock by Phil Lawler Index of Leading Catholic Indicators: The Church Since Vatican II by Kenneth Jones Pascendi Dominici Gregis Encyclical by Pope St. Pius X on Modernism

Dan talks with author Philip Lawler about his new book.

I keep having the same exchange with my seriously Catholic friends whenever Pope Francis comes up in conversation. It goes something like this: we were enthused about the initial days of the election (he was saying things about evangelization that needed saying, he encouraged us to get out of “mindset ruts” and bring the gospel to the peripheries since the periphery dwellers aren’t knocking on the church door) and then….something happened to the enthusiasm. Troubling things were said during airplane interviews (which have become more frequent), homilies began to sound more and more political, then official documents began to contain ambiguities and it became increasingly hard to domesticate the problem by blaming “the media” for “misquoting the Pope again.” Enter Philip Lawler. Lawler is known for his incisive, non-nonsense journalism. But Lawler is no muck-raking, axe-grinding ideologue. His work epitomizes the term, “seasoned veteran.” He was the first layman to edit The Pilot, the official newspaper of the Archdiocese of Boston; he’s a Harvard alumnus, and has covered Catholic affairs for 30 years. The year Pope Francis was elected, Lawler co-wrote a warm tribute book to the new Pontiff, A Call to Serve: Pope Francis and the Catholic Future http://amzn.to/2HhAroh That was five years back. A number of years ago, he wrote a book about a difficult topic—what happened to the Catholic Church in Boston before and after the 2002 scandals exploded—titled The Faithful Departed: The Collapse of Boston’s Catholic Culture http://amzn.to/2FpXuwm He has a new book on an even more difficult topic: an extended attempt at contextualizing and understanding the doctrinal confusions have seeped into the way in which the Holy Father leads, teaches, promotes, and demotes. How to discuss them without disrespecting the person and the office of the Sovereign Pontiff? Of course, there are plenty of “rad Trads” who despise Pope Francis and have devoted themselves to attacking him since his election on March 13, 2013. That’s both unfortunate and predictable, since Pope Francis’s three predecessors didn’t pass muster with the (mercifully small) clique of anti-Vatican II activists, either. Lost Shepherd: How Pope Francis Is Misleading His Flock http://amzn.to/2tpGS6D, despite its provocative title, is a well-researched account of a papacy that, five years after it began, has untold numbers of orthodox Catholics scratching their heads. In case you’re wondering, no, Lawler is not accusing the Pope of heresy nor does he think the Holy Father is an anti-pope. Like all serious Catholics, he prays daily for the pope and earnestly wants him to succeed as a teacher and spiritual leader. It’s not a book Lawler even wanted to write. A recent Pew Center poll http://www.pewforum.org/2018/03/06/pope-francis-still-highly-regarded-in-u-s-but-signs-of-disenchantment-emerge/ reflect a troubling drop in favorability among Catholics polled since he was first elected. Not that the barque of Peter is sinking, at least not yet, but the winds have gotten stiffer and the waves bigger. Seems to be more like rudder damage.   In the past few months, there has been a sea change in Catholic media regarding coverage of the Pope’s personnel decisions and the ambiguities within certain documents such as, perhaps the highest-profile example, the Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia, (“The Joy of Love”) the fruit of a seemingly rigged Synod. The sense of unease is growing, and despite the lingering fear to even bring it up, mainstream outlets in the Catholic media world, from EWTN to the UK’s Catholic Herald, Catholic World Report, The Catholic Thing, and others have begun to speak up about this with greater boldness. As long as the tone and content is respectful, Catholics have the right and duty under Canon 212.3 to speak honestly about matters of leadership involving the good of the Church. Interestingly, Catholics almost relish castigating popes of the past (start the list with the Borgia and Medici Popes) as “scoundrels” or worse. This is done to emphasize that the Holy Spirit protects the universal Church in a particular way through the office of the Successor of Peter, who is protected against teaching something contrary to faith and morals. Today, there is an unhealthy papalolatry in the air that takes the form of taboo against saying even mildly critical things about what a modern pope has said or done, things, of course, that don’t rise to the level of infallibility. A kind of ultramontane loyalty is attached to everything a pope does no matter how troublesome or controversial. It’s not helpful. Neither is staying silent. You don’t have to agree with all of Lawler’s interpretations or conclusions to see that there is a massive amount of discord in the Church today and that her visible head on earth is not doing much to “confirm the faith of the brethren” as the invisible Head said to His first Vicar in Luke 22:32. In this week’s interview—in a spirit of genuine concern for clarity and filial respect for the person and the office of the Pontiff, who is ever in our prayers—we “go there.”   In this episode, you will learn: How to understand that the human side of the papacy does not invalidate it A sense of balance and historical proportion when assessing Pope Francis’ leadership style Why comparing one pope with another is not a helpful exercise The major “upside” to the current papacy—and the opportunity it provides Catholics How Jesus is still faithful to His bride, the Church in the midst of every crisis Many examples of documented statements, pastoral priorities, and political biases that have characterized the management of the Holy See since 2013   Resources mentioned in this episode: Lost Shepherd: How Pope Francis Is Misleading His Flock  by Philip Lawler A Call to Serve: Pope Francis and the Catholic Future  by Philip Lawler and Stefan von Kempis The Faithful Departed: The Collapse of Boston’s Catholic Culture by Philip Lawler   The Patrick Coffin Show is 100% listener supported. 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Today we’ll talk with Philip Lawler, author of “The Lost Shepherd: How Pope Francis is Misleading His Flock” (Regnery). We’ll also talk with Alana Simmons, founder of "Hate Won’t Win Movement, Inc. Alana is the keynote speaker at the 2018 Good Friday Breakfast. We'll also feature a segment with Ami Vensel, principal at Columbia Christian School providing Christ-centered education focused on excellence.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.