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A German Catholic bishop has just resigned in a stunning move, citing deep disillusionment with the Synodal Way and the ongoing chaos within the German Church. After years of scandals, unresolved conflicts, and what he calls spiritual exhaustion, he says he can no longer stay silent or pretend the Church is on the right path. […]

FAN MAIL--We would love YOUR feedback--Send us a Text MessageThe mysterious world of papal conclaves comes alive in this eye-opening exploration of how the Catholic Church selects its highest leader. Did you know modern papal elections typically conclude in just three days? That's remarkably efficient for a decision that shapes the spiritual direction of 1.3 billion Catholics worldwide.We take you on a journey through conclave history, revealing how these secretive gatherings have responded to the defining challenges of each era. From the aftermath of World War I to the height of the Cold War, each papal election reflects its historical moment while maintaining centuries-old traditions. The burning of ballots, the famous smoke signals, and the complete isolation of cardinals in the Sistine Chapel – these rituals carry profound symbolic meaning while serving practical purposes in the selection process.Drawing insights from John Allen's authoritative book "Conclave," we examine the impossible balancing act required of modern popes. The ideal pontiff must simultaneously serve as diplomat, administrator, pastor, and teacher – a combination of skills no single person can fully master. This understanding provides crucial context for appreciating the momentous choice facing cardinals in the upcoming 2025 conclave.The next papal election will confront unprecedented challenges that are already creating tensions within the global Church. The controversial Vatican-China agreement on bishop appointments and Germany's progressive Synodal Way represent competing visions for Catholicism's future. These developments raise profound questions about how the Church maintains unity while addressing contemporary concerns – questions that will heavily influence which cardinal emerges as the next Bishop of Rome.Whether you're deeply familiar with Catholic traditions or simply fascinated by this ancient process, this episode delivers valuable context for understanding one of the world's most consequential leadership selections. Check out our recommended reading list to further explore the rich history of papal elections and the complex dynamics shaping the future of the Catholic Church.Key Points from the Episode:• Modern conclaves average 3.1 days to elect a new pope• The longest modern conclaves lasted just five days (1903 and 1922)• Several recent elections concluded in only two days• Each conclave reflects the unique challenges of its era• The 1922 conclave sought stability after World War I• 1978 saw two conclaves in one year after Pope John Paul I's brief 33-day papacy• Cardinals are completely isolated in the Sistine Chapel during voting• Burned ballots produce the famous black and white smoke signals• Allen's book "Conclave" provides insights into papal election processes• Being Pope is described as an "impossible job" few church leaders actually want• The 2018 Vatican-China agreement on bishop appointments remains controversial• Germany's Synodal Way (2019-2023) has created tensions over proposed reformsFor more resources on papal history, check out "The History of the Popes" by John O'Malley, "Saints and Sinners" by Eamon Duffy.  Other resources: College of Cardinals websiteWant to leave a review?

With apologies to our regular listeners for the delay in publishing this weeks podcast, please find this weeks podcast where we take a run around the world for stories that caught our eye. In part one we have our regular run through the saints of the week and other bits and pieces. In part three we reflect on Mark's account of Jesus calming the stormy seas and what it may say to us in our slightly crazy world today.Stories on this weeks news magazine:Archbishop Gänswein appointed Apostolic Nuncio to Baltic StatesChurches in Holy Land denounce ‘coordinated attack' against Christians by Israeli authorities Carlo Acutis and 14 Blesseds approved for canonization No tattoos or piercings: new rules for Vatican employeesVatican budget black hole swallows Peter's Pence Ukrainian Catholic priests freed by Moscow after 19 monthsCardinal O'Malley Speaks Clearly on Father Rupnik's Art, Telling Vatican: Say ‘No More!'The Vatican goes green: Pope announces new solar plant to power Vatican City 400,000 Germans quit Catholic Church as talks between Vatican, Synodal Way continue Pope Francis to take usual July pause from activities

The US Supreme Court ruled that presidents are entitled to some immunity from prosecution for official acts committed while in office. This is a victory for Trump. And, the Vatican held more talks with leaders of the Synodal Way in Germany as 400,000 German Catholics left the Church last year.

400,000 Germans quit Catholic Church as talks between Vatican, Synodal Way continueBy AC WimmerJust one day after the news that hundreds of thousands of Catholics left the Church in Germany in 2023, the Vatican met with representatives of the German Synodal Way to discuss the controversial plans for a permanent synodal council.Full text story:https://ewtn.no/400000-germans-quit-catholic-church-as-talks-between-vatican-synodal-way-continue/Photo credit:The Catholic Cathedral of Limburg in Hesse, Germany. | Credit: Mylius via Wikimedia (GFDL 1.2)  Episode: https://share.transistor.fm/s/58d55ff8 Podcast: http://www.ewtn.no

My heart really bleeds for people under 35 because of what you are inheriting in the sense of this nation. God may turn it around, but I don't know if He will. In this episode I ask the question, “Can you identify the government's new ‘gods'?”. One of the ways to describe the one true God is to describe him as truth. He has also created a series of rules and ways of operating for the world. When God is truth, we can identify the new gods of the government. If you are under the age of 35, you will have to be the guardians of truth, because you will be ruled by people who do not want it to exist. We will also go through a report in the Harvard Kennedy School of Misinformation. This report shows what misinformation experts define misinformation as and reveals the mindset of such people. We must stand on the solid ground of God's Word so as to not be easily manipulated. What does God's Word say? Isaiah 44:6-8 The Lord, Not Idols6 “This is what the Lord says—    Israel's King and Redeemer, the Lord Almighty:I am the first and I am the last;    apart from me there is no God.7 Who then is like me? Let him proclaim it.    Let him declare and lay out before mewhat has happened since I established my ancient people,    and what is yet to come—    yes, let them foretell what will come.8 Do not tremble, do not be afraid.    Did I not proclaim this and foretell it long ago?You are my witnesses. Is there any God besides me?    No, there is no other Rock; I know not one.”Episode 1,416 Links:Biden Claims He Didn't Proclaim Easter Sunday ‘Trans Day of Visibility'; Uh, yeah, you did, Joe.Scotland Hate Crime Bill Includes Punishment for Misgendering, Even Online; PAY ATTENTION to the movement to erase females, female sports, and female-only spots around the world.“We are not censoring anyone's opinions,” says @VeraJourova at the Atlantic Council about AI regulation in the EU. “We desperately need to increase the resilience of the society against disinformation,” she explains. REMINDER: On the same day @govinslee closed schools, he simultaneously opened them up as childcare centers. This happened all over the country. We knew it was safe to have kids in schools — because — we literally had kids in schools throughout the entire closure!Social media platforms have become a killing field for the truth. Their algorithms target users with content that plays on their emotions without their consent. The Don't Push My Buttons Act would keep social media accountable for polarizing and provoking.‘Servant of Freemasonry': Viganò rebukes bishop who approved pagan ritual before Mass at cathedral; The archbishop said a ''shamanic ceremony' 'desecrate(d) the Cathedral of the Diocese of Superior (WI) on the very day on which the Holy Chrism is consecrated.'EXCLUSIVE: Cardinal Müller slams synodal ‘ideology' trying to turn the Church into an ‘NGO'; Cardinal Müller suggested the Synodal Way and the Synod on Synodality have a ‘program for changing the essence of the Church in an inner-worldly helped organization.'4Patriots https://4Patriots.com/Todd Stay connected when the power goes out and get free shipping on orders over $97.    Alan's Soaps https://alanssoaps.com/TODD Use coupon code ‘TODD' to save an additional 10% off the bundle price.  Bioptimizers https://bioptimizers.com/todd Use promo code TODD for 10% of your order and get up to 2 travel size bottles of Magnesium Breakthrough free.      Bonefrog   https://bonefrogcoffee.com/todd Use code TODD at checkout to receive 10% off your first purchase and 15% on subscriptions.  Bulwark Capital  Bulwark Capital Management (bulwarkcapitalmgmt.com) Call 866-779-RISK or visit online to get their FREE Common Cents Investing Guide. GreenHaven Interactive Digital Marketing https://greenhaveninteractive.com Your Worldclass Website Will Get Found on Google!  Liver Health https://GetLiverHelp.com/Todd Order today and get your FREE bottle of Nano Powered Omega3 and free bonus gift.

Cardinal Müller condemned the killing of the unborn as ‘infanticide' and likened it to the ‘Nazi times,' stressing how previous popes and bishops ‘had no fear to excommunicate' for grave crimes. VATICAN CITY (LifeSiteNews) –– The former prefect of the Vatican's highest doctrine office, Cardinal Gerhard Müller, condemned U.S. President Joe Biden's support for abortion, saying it is “infanticide” and that those promoting “infanticide” should be “excommunicated.” “The word ‘abortion' is too much a soft word. The reality is killing, murder of a living person,” said Gerhard Cardinal Müller. “There's no right to kill another person. It's absolutely against the Fifth Commandment.” The cardinal made his comments condemning President Joe Biden during an extensive interview with LifeSiteNews in Rome. {Parts I and II can be found here and here.} His forthright critique of Biden's very public and consistent pro-abortion stance came shortly after the president used his 2024 State of the Union Address to promise to “restore Roe v. Wade as the law of the land again.” Cardinal Müller likened the killing of the unborn and the elderly to the “Nazi” times, saying that “it's absolutely unacceptable that you can say you are a Catholic and promote and justify killing of human persons, human beings [from] the beginning in the mother's womb, until the last respiration [with] euthanasia… Killing of ill people, like in the Nazi times, is euthanasia.” Biden is very public about his self-professed Catholic faith, but Cardinal Müller suggested that while Biden is “nominally a Catholic, in reality he is a Nihilist. It's cynicism and absolute cynicism.” Our fan-favorite Turbo Force Plus is now 40% off! See for yourself the delicious one-of-a-kind energy boost infowarriors CRAVE! The prelate contrasted Biden with Catholics and other Christians throughout America who “know and accept as everybody also, the nonbelievers, with their own mere reason, they can understand that it's not possible that one human being has a right to kill another one.” READ: EXCLUSIVE: Cardinal Müller slams synodal ‘ideology' trying to turn the Church into an ‘NGO' Drawing on the example of St. Ambrose of Milan and his excommunication of the Emperor Theodosius, Cardinal Müller commented how “in other times people like this would be excommunicated. In former times the Popes and the bishops had no fear to excommunicate, like St. Ambrose of Milan.” He stood up and also we should stand up and without looking to the consequences for us we have to stand up and to open our mouth for the innocent people and to protect their life. St. John the Baptist said to Herod, “It is not allowed for you to take the wife of your brother to be your own wife.” It is not allowed to you to kill persons or to justify [this], to open the legislation as if it was legal or legitimate. To kill the people is not a form of regulation of birth and so on, but it is absolutely immoral to kill other people.And today all the Western world, Western leaders, the great majority of Western leaders also in Germany and France, as they made the right to kill their people, they lost their credibility. They cannot, on the one hand, protest against the killing of innocent people in Ukraine, while on the other hand allow the killing of their own children. Reiterating the truth that God is “creator of every body and we humans are only the administrator of the good will of God,” Cardinal Müller observed that humanity was called to care for fellow men, since “we cannot distinguish or separate the love of God for us and our love for God, from the love of us to our neighbor and the love of our neighbor to us.” Promoters of infanticide are excommunicated Following Biden' State of the Union address, LifeSite has launched a public action callfor the U.S. bishops to excommunicate the pro-abortion president. Questioned directly by this reporter about the endeavor, Cardinal Müller stated that “the first step must be that we [must] have the unanimous U.S. bishops conference, probably together with other Christian religious, other religious leaders, [give] an absolute, clear, strong statement that this [abortion] is against all the standards and principles of humanity.”  Such a statement would be along these lines: “That they [would say] absolutely clearly that everybody in public responsibility who, as a Catholic, is promoting this infanticide, that they are excommunicated.” READ: EXCLUSIVE: Cardinal Müller calls Pope Francis' homosexual ‘blessings' an attack on marriage The Catholic Church teaches that abortion is always wrong, because it kills an innocent human being, thus violating the Church's prohibition on murder. (CCC 2270-2272.) The CDF's 2004 memo states that a politician “consistently campaigning and voting for permissive abortion and euthanasia laws” manifests “formal cooperation” with grave sin, and must be “denied” the Eucharist. Additionally, Canon 915 of the Catholic Code of Canon Law says that those who “obstinately” persevere “in manifest grave sin are not to be admitted to Holy Communion.” The Code of Canon Law 915 also explicitly forbids those in mortal sin from receiving Communion: “Those who have been excommunicated or interdicted after the imposition or declaration of the penalty and others obstinately persevering in manifest grave sin are not to be admitted to Holy Communion.” Expanding on the theme of a pro-abortion politician, Cardinal Müller further noted that even if there is no formal process of excommunication, a person is not to be excused from the gravity of his actions in supporting abortion. So [even] in the case if one is not formally excommunicated, if these people receive Holy Communion, they don't receive the Holy Communion only with their mouth, [as] they don't receive the grace. They receive it, according to the words of Saint Paul, for their own condemnation, and Biden and all these people, they must know that in the ultimate judgment, when they appear after their death before the tribunal of God, that this is a mortal sin, what they are doing. Even if they are not personally doing it, but they are cooperators, direct cooperators of the murders of innocent people.Biden says that he has had been in the Catholic schools, but I want to ask what did he learn there? For what is this religion?It's not only a certain feeling of belonging to, or a little sentimentality, or a little spirituality of inner good feeling, to read some poems or some books, and so you are feeling well, looking at nature and the apples… all nice. It's not religion. Religion is a clear confession of all your person, of all your being, to give yourself as a sacrifice to God and for the others. That is our Christian religion.  Pro-abortion mindset is killing humanity In addition to his comments on the intrinsically evil nature of abortion, Cardinal Müller further noted the “narrow-minded ideas” of the pro-abortion movement that is resulting in the destruction of humanity.  The pro-abortion mindset, he said, holds that “only my happiness is important, that it is an ultimate criteria of definition of happiness and pleasure, of my sense of my life.”  In contrast, Cardinal Müller noted that “we as individual humans, we have to understand ourselves in the context of our family, of our group of our friends, of our classmates, of our culture, of our nation, and of mankind.” Pointing to the inter-generational nature of teaching the Catholic Faith, the German cardinal highlighted that the pro-abortion mindset of individual happiness is fundamentally against religion. In closing, Cardinal Müller praised and supported the recently launched nine-month novena from Cardinal Raymond Burke, which is directed towards Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the Americas and the unborn. Cardinal Müller opined that such an endeavor would serve to also strengthen a Catholic “worldwide conscience and movement,” since the opponents of the Church “have all the power of the media” and “behind them are the international organizations,” like Big Tech and the financial world. The full transcript of Part III of LifeSite's interview with Cardinal Müller is found below Michael Haynes: Your Eminence, we mentioned Fiducia Supplicans, the Synodal Way, and the Synod on Synodality. I wanted to move briefly to America in terms of the discussion as, somewhat similar to the controversy caused by Fiducia supplicans, I think there's a great pain felt, especially by American Catholics, with U.S. President Joe Biden, who's nominally a Catholic but is very public in his promotion of abortion. He used his recent State of the Union address to once again very publicly call for abortion. It seems that there's a silence amongst many bishops, some priests, also on these clear teachings that should be promoted, especially when there is such promotion of abortion. Why do you think there is such a silence on these issues? Cardinal Gerhard Müller: The word “abortion” is too much a soft word. The reality is killing, murder of a living person. There's no right to kill another person. It's absolutely against the fifth commandment. The president, a politician, is calling himself Catholic – or [like] Putin, is calling himself an Orthodox Christian, [as he] spoke in the dialogue and the interview with Tucker Carlson, he spoke about the baptism of Russia as a point of reference for justifying what he's doing now, killing innocent persons in Ukraine – for me it's the same. It's absolutely unacceptable that you can say you are a Catholic and promote and justify killing of human persons, human beings [from] the beginning in the mother's womb, until the last respiration [with] euthanasia…Killing of ill people, like in the Nazi times, is euthanasia. He [Biden] could be nominally a Catholic but in reality he is a Nihilist. It's cynicism and absolute cynicism. And the representatives of the Catholic Church and all Catholics, and in America also [there are] a lot of Protestant Christians of other denominations, they are obedient to the Word of God and they know and accept as everybody also, the nonbelievers, with their own mere reasons, they can understand that it's not possible that one human being has a right to kill another one. There would be no basis for any morals, [it would be] absolutely the domination of brutality. Like Hitler I [would] have the power, I can do whatever I want, I can kill everybody – it's the same mentality and behavior. This is a pagan understanding and we must reject openly against this absolutely murderous ideology. And not to make compromises saying “yes, he is a president and we cannot do anything against him.” In other times people like this would be excommunicated. In former times the Popes and the bishops had no fear to excommunicate, like St. Ambrose of Milan. He excommunicated the good Catholic Emperor Theodosius because he killed in Thessalonica, in certain circumstances in the theater, 7000 people, innocent people. He [Ambrose] denied that he [Theodosius] could receive Holy Communion. On one side the Emperor has also military power today with a public meaning. On the other hand [there is] only a single person, the bishop without weapons, but only with a weapon of the truth and the Word of God. He stood up and also we should stand up and without looking to the consequences for us we have to stand up and to open our mouth for the innocent people and to protect their life. St. John the Baptist said to Herod, “It is not allowed for you to take the wife of your brother to be your own wife. It is not allowed to you to kill persons or to justify [this], to open the legislation as if it was legal or legitimate. To kill the people is not a form of regulation of birth and so on, but it is absolutely immoral to kill other people.” And today all the Western world, Western leaders, the great majority of Western leaders also in Germany and France, as they made the right to kill their people, they lost their credibility. They cannot, on the one hand, protest against the killing of innocent people in Ukraine, while on the other hand allow the killing of their own children. There is no right of the mother to kill her own child, but the mission of a woman and a mother is to protect. Where is the child? It is not in the dog's house. It is in your womb, in your body. It came in through the love of your husband, in the ideal case. But also in the other cases – the generation of the child outside of marriage – but the objective is given a reality by God. God is a creator of every body and we humans are only the administrator of the good will of God. We have to take care of the children, of the young people, of the elderly people because we cannot distinguish or separate the love of God for us and our love for God, from the love of us to our neighbor and the love of our neighbor to us. Haynes: Your Eminence, you mentioned how previously such political leaders or public figures would have been excommunicated. I know now there is a petition going around amongst U.S. Catholics for the U.S. bishops to do that with regards to Joe Biden, to move to excommunicate him. Do you think that that is something which would be a good thing for the bishops to do? Cdl. Müller: The first step must be that we [must] have the unanimous U.S. bishops conference, probably together with other Christian religious, other religious leaders, [give] an absolute, clear, strong statement that this is against all the standards and principles of humanity. That they [would say] absolutely clearly that everybody in public responsibility as a Catholic, who is promoting this infanticide, that they are excommunicated. So [even] in the case if one is not formally excommunicated, if these people receive Holy Communion, they don't receive the Holy Communion only with their mouth, [as] they don't receive the grace. They receive it, according to the words of Saint Paul, for their own condemnation, and Biden and all these people, they must know that in the ultimate judgment, when they appear after their death before the tribunal of God, that this is a mortal sin, what they are doing. Even if they are not personally doing it, but they are cooperators, direct cooperators of the murders of innocent people. And also there is an absolute great stupidity also under political dimensions. We in Europe, all politicians are saying we don't have enough people for work, and now they are killing their whole future. The creation is shaped so far as a following of generations is belonging to the human constitution. People don't drop from the air or come out from the earth. They come from the former generation, from the parents, grandparents, back to the beginning of the mankind, until to the last generation which we will see with our own eyes when Jesus is coming back. They [pro-abortion individuals] have some narrow-minded ideas, [that] only my happiness is important, that it is an ultimate criteria of definition of happiness and pleasure, of my sense of my life. [They say] “surely we are individuals, that is clear, and the person is the ultimate reason of the creation, of the self-communication of God with us.” But we as individual humans, we have to understand ourselves in the context of our family, of our group of our friends, of our classmates, of our culture, of our nation, and of mankind. Also we are belonging – as our immediate relation to God is not isolated – we are members of the body of the Church and nobody received their faith only by reading the Bible, but beginning with his parents was he was introduced, socialized, and personalized during the different phases of life development. We didn't come into the world as adults, but as small kids, depending on the parents of our life growing up, and the love of our parents, of our teachers, and so on, so past us. That is reality, the deepest solidarity between all human beings. And that is forgotten. Biden says that he has had been in the Catholic schools, but I want to ask what did he learn there? For what is this religion? It's not only a certain feeling of belonging to, or a little sentimentality, or a little spirituality of inner good feeling, to read some poems or some books, and so you are feeling well, looking at nature and the apples and the screens, all nice. It's not religion. Religion is a clear confession of all your person, of all your being, to give yourself as a sacrifice to God and for the others. That is our Christian religion. Haynes: It seems quite fitting then, especially now given the recent developments in France enshrining abortion into the constitution, it seems very fitting with Cardinal Burke's Novena to Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of the Americas, but patroness of the unborn as well. As a final, very brief question, would you have any comments or thoughts to add regarding that Novena of Cardinal Burke's, the nine-month Novena, starting just on March the 12th? Cdl. Müller: No, that seems a very good idea and realization. It's a Novena to ask for the Holy Spirit, for the Christian Enlightenment and illumination of our minds and to change our thoughts and behavior, and to establish a worldwide conscience and movement because the others are living in an international network. They have all the power of the media, behind them are the international organizations of Big Mac and Big Tech, the financial world, these businessmen, nothing against businessmen, but only with this experience one cannot rule the world. One cannot give the answer to the basic existential questions of our human existence. We need philosophers and theologians who give the ultimate orientation for mankind. At least, and at the end, God is the only true and infallible teacher for everybody. Haynes: Eminence, thank you once again for your time and all your insights. Would you just close us off with your blessing?  Cdl. Müller: We are oriented in Jesus Christ – the only Way, the Church, the Synodal path with Jesus Christ, the Way, the Truth and the Life – and we ask for His blessing in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. 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As Catholics around the world observe Holy Week, the hosts of “Inside the Vatican,” Colleen Dulle and Gerard O'Connell, take a look at Pope Francis' Holy Week plans. In the second half of the show, Gerry and Colleen discuss Gerry's recent interview with Vatican Secretary for Relations with States, Archbishop Paul Gallagher. Colleen also gives updates on a recent meeting between the German bishops and Vatican officials over the controversial “Synodal Way” project, and on Pope Francis' Holy Week letter to Catholics living in the Holy Land. Find full show notes and links for further reading here. Please support this podcast by becoming a digital subscriber to America Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chuck Gaidica talks about navigating your second half of life and his upcoming appearance on EWTN TV. Dr. Matthew Bunson updates us on the Synodal Way project in Germany.

Chuck Gaidica talks about navigating your second half of life and his upcoming appearance on EWTN TV. Dr. Matthew Bunson updates us on the Synodal Way project in Germany.

Chuck Gaidica talks about navigating your second half of life and his upcoming appearance on EWTN TV. Dr. Matthew Bunson updates us on the Synodal Way project in Germany. Episode: https://audio.avemariaradio.net/2024/02/cc_20240220_2.mp3 Podcast: https://avemariaradio.net/program/catholic-connection/

Chuck Gaidica talks about navigating your second half of life and his upcoming appearance on EWTN TV. Dr. Matthew Bunson updates us on the Synodal Way project in Germany. Episode: https://i.listen.ewtn.com/~CB/~CB20240220.mp3 Podcast: https://www.ewtn.com

German Bishop Stefan Oster speaks against the German synodal way and its false teachings and moves to transgress the morals taught by Christ.

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy will be leaving Congress by the end of the year. President Biden made headlines saying, "If Trump wasn't running, I'm not sure I'd be running." And another German bishop has distanced himself from the establishment of the Synodal Way in Germany.

Robert Royal, editor-in-chief of TheCatholicThing.org, and Fr. Gerald Murray, canon lawyer and priest of the Archdiocese of NY join us for in-depth analysis of the recently released working document (Instrumentum Laboris) for the upcoming Synod on Synodality, the resignation of "progressive" Knoxville Bishop Richard Stika, and the just completed Vatican investigation of "traditional" Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas. Jim Caviezel, actor and star of the new movie, Sound of Freedom (opening July 4) sits down with Raymond to talk about the film which is based on the true story of a former federal agent who embarks on a treacherous mission to save children from human trafficking in South America.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Saturday marks the one year anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v Wade. On Capitol Hill, the battle over abortion couldn't be clearer, Democrats continue their push to codify abortion while most Republicans are pushing pro-life measures. President of March for Life Education and Defense Fund, Jeanne Mancini, takes us through the Dobbs decision and her thoughts on the overturning of Roe v Wade one year later. Meanwhile, the European Parliament passed a resolution earlier this week condemning the shrinking right to free speech in Hong Kong. It also asked for the dropping of all charges against Catholic pro-Democracy advocate Jimmy Lai. Jimmy Lai's son, Sebastian Lai, joins us to share how his dad is doing and how he thinks his Catholic faith is helping him during this difficult time. And 4 German bishops are blocking an attempt to provide funding for a permanent committee to implement Germany's controversial Synodal Way. EWTN Vatican Bureau Journalist, Rudolf Gehrig, joins to share what this means. Finally this evening, today is the second day of Religious Freedom Week, and Church leaders in the US have announced the winner of their "Witness to Freedom" essay contest. Recent graduate of Saint Thomas More Academy, Sofia Cornicelli, joins to tell us more about her essay and who Little Li was. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

Robert Royal, editor in chief of TheCatholicThing.org, and Fr. Gerald Murray, priest of the Archdiocese of New York join us with in-depth analysis of the latest news from the Vatican, including the latest on Pope Francis' health, and renewed calls for the ordination of women and changes to Church teaching on sexual morality as part of the so-called "Synodal Way" in Germany.

The word 'Synodality' may make Protestant's eyes glaze over, but inside the Catholic Church it is causing lots of controversy, as bishops around the globe spar over what Pope Francis expects from this new initiative. Is it a course correction for the Catholic Church? Is it a 21st Century version of Vatican II? Or is it Pope Francis creating the Church in his image? It's easier to explain what "The Synodal Way" is not, than what it is, and that's why Australia's George Cardinal Pell, who died a few weeks ago, was one of its most vocal critics. He called it a 'Toxic Nightmare'. Just before he died, he penned a scathing article in "The London Spectator" explaining why this move of 'listening, dialogue and discernment,' was more New Age metaphysics, than Church doctrine. On this episode of Lighthouse Faith, Cardinal Pell's good friend Fr. Robert Sirico of the Acton Institute, explains his take on what "The Synodal Way" is, why the bishops are up in arms about it, and why it could bring further divisions within the Catholic Church. He also talks about why he believes the phony abuse charges against Pell in Australia - for which he spent more than a year in prison - were likely connected to his work overseeing reforms of the Vatican Bank. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The ‘Deep Church' under Pope Francis has been hard at work in the aftermath Pope Benedict XVI's papacy— implementing radical globalism and progressive propaganda including: dangerous anti-human philosophy, friendly ties to communism, suppression of the Latin Mass, and more. Under Pope Francis, it's no wonder that the German Synod of Bishop and the "Synodal Way" is unhinged. What is next for the Church after the passing of Pope Benedict XVI, and a completely unfettered Pope Francis? Cardinal Müller explains.FIGHT FOR THE CULTURE OF LIFE ASAP! https://give.lifesitenews.comSHOP ALL YOUR FUN AND FAVORITE LIFESITE MERCH!https://shop.lifesitenews.com/FAITH-BASED FINANCIAL INVESTING IS HERE! CHECK IT OUT! https://www.stjosephpartners.com/lifesite-silver-roundFollow us on social media: LifeSite: https://linktr.ee/lifesitenewsJohn-Henry Westen: https://linktr.ee/jhwesten Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: House lawmakers began their first week of the new season. The top order of business is passing a rules package governing operations for the 118th Congress, but the real test is the side agreements Speaker Kevin McCarthy made with Conservative lawmakers. Meanwhile, after visiting El Paso, Texas for four hours on Sunday, and getting a closer look at the job border patrol officers do, President Joe Biden flew to Mexico City where he is meeting with Mexico's president and Canada's prime minister for discussions on multiple topics that impact each nation. Senior Editor of the Common Sense Society, Chris Bedford, joins to share his thoughts on President Biden's long awaited trip to the Southern border in Texas. And the Associated Press reports that China is suspending social media accounts of critics of the country's COVID policies. Medical ethicist, psychiatrist and fellow at the National Catholic Bioethics Center, Dr. Aaron Kheriaty, joins to share his reaction on the report from China and whether he was surprised by it. Finally this evening, Pope Francis received a document from a group in Germany that is highly critical of the country's Synodal Way. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, interviewed a member of the group New Beginnings, Sophia Kuby. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

Goodbye 2022, hello 2023!In this episode, we do a double take - not only glancing back at the biggest stories from 2022 in the world of Church, State and faithful citizenship, but also casting our gaze forward to what 2023 may have in store.We touch on the lifting of COVID restrictions; Pope Francis' visit to Canada and the legacy of Indian residential schools; the recent passing of Pope Benedict XVI; the wave of attacks against Catholic churches across North America; Eucharistic revival in America; the Synodal Way in Germany; and more!Our guest is popular Catholic commentator, speaker and writer, Brian Holdsworth.  Through his YouTube channel, Brian provides regular reflections on major challenges in the life of the Church, as well as the beauty of Church tradition and history.  For more info on Brian and his online community of “Reinforcements”, be sure to check out his website: https://brianholdsworth.ca/ReferencesBrian Holdsworth's official website@briankeepsworth (Twitter)@BrianHoldsworth (YouTube) Support the showwww.crownandcrozier.comtwitter.com/crownandcrozierfacebook.com/crownandcrozierhttps://www.instagram.com/crownandcrozier/Please note that this podcast has been edited for length and clarity.

Our stories this week include: (1) America Magazine's interview with Pope Francis, during which Francis (not surprisingly) made several objectionable statements; (2) the latest on Chinese Cardinal Joseph Zen and the Sino-Vatican agreement; (3) the German bishops' recent ad limina visit to Rome, during which their heretical Synodal Way was discussed and debated; and (4) passage of the so-called "Respect for Marriage Act" in the Senate this week, which means the pro-homosexual bill will soon be signed into law by "Catholic" President Biden.

In this episode:Sex abuse report from Italian bishops “incomprehensive”Vatican wants a moratorium on German bishops' Synodal WayFirst auditor general rocks Vatican with lawsuitWhy does the Pope visit family in Asti, but not Argentina?Netflix documentary review: “Vatican Girl” leaves you wanting moreSupport the show

Today's Topics: 1, 2) The "Synodal Way" wants to reverse Catholic teaching on homosexuality. Here's why that's impossible https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/synodal-way-wants-to-reverse-catholic-teaching-on-homosexuality-heres-why-thats-impossible/?utm_source=top_news&utm_campaign=usa 3, 4) Need a hero? Be a hero: The world may seem short on hope right now, but our Catholic faith holds up great men and women of valor as signs that there is more to life than career, money, and the endless treadmill of human history. These brave heroes stand out and remind us that we can firmly trust that God will grant us eternal happiness and the means to obtain it. Be inspired! Read more here: https://catholicexchange.com/in-valor-there-is-hope/

"A threat to the unity of the Church" is how the Vatican described the process of meetings underway in the Catholic Church in Germany. The German Church is undergoing a series of meetings known as the "Synodal Way" where decisions to stray away from the teachings of the Catholic Church are part of the discussions. What are they talking about? What authority do they have to implement new doctrines in the church in Germany? Join Mat, Josh and Fr. Daniele on this new episode of the Catholic Buzz Podcast! Visit our new website! www.thecatholicbuzz.com Find all our links at: https://linktr.ee/thecatholicbuzz Follow, Like & Share on Facebook (@thecatholicbuzz) or on Instagram (@thecatholicbuzzpodcast), or contact us at askus@thecatholicbuzz.com

163 - Following the Synodal Way In this episode, Fr. Gregory Pine and Fr. Jacob Bertrand Janczyk consider the benefits and pitfalls of the current Synod. Support the Podcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/godsplaining Shop our store: https://godsplaining.bigcartel.com/ Shop Books Written by the Friars St. Dominic's Way of Life: https://www.amazon.com/Saint-Dominics... Prudence: Choose Confidently, Live Boldly: https://www.amazon.com/Prudence-Choos... Connect on Social Media Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/godsplaining/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/godsplaining... Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/godsplaining

Questions Covered: 20:59 – What gives the German bishops the authority to do what they’re doing? If they don't have authority why doesn't the pope reprimand them?  23:29 – What are your thoughts on establishing a Catholic monarchy?  30:06 – This disunity is what’s keeping me from being Catholic. How should I approach this?  34:16 – I know there’s a pope who, when he was elected, immediately got rid of the bishops and appointed new ones. Do you happen to know who this pope was?  45:35 – Is it fair to make a comparison of the surveys the protestant churches sent out to the survey the bishops sent out for this synod?  50:54 – Is there a similar disparity within the German bishops as to the US bishops?  …

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The world mourns as Buckingham Palace confirmed the longest serving monarch in British history and supreme head of the Church of England, Queen Elizabeth II, passed away today at age of 96. Longtime Catholic writer based in London, Joanna Bogle, joins to tell us about the mood in the country right now, as Britons and the world say good-bye to the world's longest reigning monarch. President Joe Biden and the First Lady reacted to the news of the passing of the queen, saying: “In a world of constant change, she was a steadying presence and a source of comfort and pride for generations of Britons, including many who have never known their country without her.” Meanwhile, former news anchor, Kari Lake, believes she can be the next governor of Arizona. Her opponent is Arizona's Secretary of State, Katie Hobbs. And the Synodal Way members in Germany gathered today for the 4th Synodal Assembly in Frankfurt. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, joins to tell us more about the Synodal Way meetings. Finally this evening, a new report assesses the threats against pro-life people and organizations following the overturning of Roe v Wade. Director of the Religious Freedom Institute's North American Action Team which took the lead on this report, Nathaniel Hurd, joins to share why RFI commissioned this report. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

A daily news briefing from Catholic News Agency, powered by artificial intelligence. Ask your smart speaker to play “Catholic News,” or listen every morning wherever you get podcasts. www.catholicnewsagency.com - Experts have warned that Catholic school leaders need to be aware that their schools could be cut off from the federal government's free and subsidized lunch program if their policies don't comply with the Biden administration's revised rules against LGBTQ discrimination. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/252011/catholic-schools-free-lunch-funding-threatened-by-biden-lgbt-rule-change The Mexican Bishops' Conference expressed its solidarity with the Church in Nicaragua, whose freedom of speech and religion is under attack by the dictatorship of President Daniel Ortega. “At this time of profound suffering, the bishops of Mexico wish to convey to you our fervent prayer, closeness, and support, imploring the Prince of Peace, Jesus Christ, the much-longed-for peace, justice, and harmonious coexistence of your people,” the conference said in an August 8 statement. The recent wave of repression against the Nicaraguan Church began August 1, when the Ortega dictatorship ordered the closure of eight Catholic radio stations in the Diocese of Matagalpa. Later, the bishop of Matagalpa, Rolando José Álvarez, was placed under house arrest and threatened with prison for allegedly trying to “organize violent groups” to destabilize the government. The Mexican bishops also lamented “that in communities, families, consecrated life, priests, laity, children, and young people suffer from conditions that create fear, take away tranquility, and steal peace.” At the end of their message, the bishops of Mexico implored “the Blessed Virgin Mary of Guadalupe, Empress of America, her maternal intercession to find paths of dialogue that lead to respect and peace.” https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/252012/bishops-of-mexico-stand-in-solidarity-with-nicaragua-at-a-time-of-profound-suffering According to a new representative poll, 58% of German Catholics do not like "the fact that the Pope and the Church speak out against abortions." In July, a leading laywoman and co-president of the German "Synodal Way" demanded a "nationwide provision of abortion" across the European Union's most populous country. Germany currently permits abortion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, with mandatory counseling at a state-approved center, as well as later abortions in certain circumstances. The Catholic Church teaches that abortion is a grave evil and is never acceptable at any stage of pregnancy, and Pope Francis has repeatedly and strongly condemned abortion. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/252014/majority-of-german-catholics-dont-like-church-being-against-abortion-poll-finds Today, the Church celebrates Saint Clare of Assisi. As a child she was already very strongly drawn to the things of God, praying fervently, devoutly visiting the Blessed Sacrament, and manifesting a tender love towards the poor. Saint Francis made her superior of the Poor Clares order, a post she should serve for the next 42 years of her life until her death. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/saint/st-clare-of-assisi-564

Today's Topics: 1) Gospel - MT 18:1-5, 10, 12-14 - If a man has a hundred sheep and one of them goes astray, will he not leave the ninety-nine in the hills and go in search of the stray? And if he finds it, amen, I say to you, he rejoices more over it than over the ninety-nine that did not stray.  Bishop Sheen quote of the day  Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, pray for us!  2) Seven-minute homily on Saint Ambrose standing up to Emperor Theodosius, and Cardinal Hollerich (leftist) short clip stating we need to change the teachings of the Church on homosexuality 3) Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller, prefect emeritus of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, has sharply criticized the “Synodal Way,” a movement among Catholics in Germany that aims to destabilize and uproot core teachings of the Church. In an interview, the 74-year-old Cardinal said that the “Synodal Way,” declared a “reform process” by its initiators, is “over” and was on an“anti-Catholic, wrong track.”  https://www.ncregister.com/cna/cardinal-mueller-the-german-synodal-way-is-over  4) Father Brian Graebe, pastor of the Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral in New York, wrote a column pushing back on Father James Martin, SJ, who recently wrote against denying Communion to persistently pro-abortion Catholic politicians. “Church leaders have a responsibility to correct those who use the powers of their public offices to promote, facilitate and expand access to the unique evil of abortion,” Graebe wrote. While denying Communion is a “last resort, reserved for the most egregious violations of justice, enabling the killing of unborn children far exceeds that threshold”  https://www.ncregister.com/blog/graebe-martin-wsj-debate

Today's Topics: 1) Gospel - Mt 17:22-27 - Jesus said to them, "The Son of Man is to be handed over to men, and they will kill him, and he will be raised on the third day." Memorial of Saint Dominic, Priest Saint Dominic, pray for us! Bishop Sheen quote of the day 2, 3) The "Synodal Way" wants to reverse Catholic teaching on homosexuality. Here's why that is impossible https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/synodal-way-wants-to-reverse-catholic-teaching-on-homosexuality-heres-why-thats-impossible/ 4) "Wokeism" - As Catholics, how do we respond? Chris Stefanick gives three key tips on how to combat this broke ideology https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQqzEBGQNaI&list=PLgAZcUWx9pPxiKR32-aWFGoag0fgJ_pS_&index=3&ab_channel=EDIFY

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Pope Francis is spending his first full day in Canada holding 2 meetings with indigenous peoples and also talking with Church leaders. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, joins to give us an update about the pope in Canada. And, the Vatican has issued another warning of a new schism from Germany coming out of the Synodal Way. Editor in Chief of CNA Deutsch, AC Wimmer, joins to share why he thinks the Holy See issued this warning now. President Joe Biden continues to isolate at the White House as he fights off COVID-19. He met virtually with the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives and tweeted about gas prices. Meanwhile, large caravans of migrants continue to show up at the Southern border in record numbers. Republican lawmakers say that agents are overwhelmed and demoralized. As economists fear a recession is just around the corner, the Biden Administration says America is not at that point. Washington Editor at the Spectator and host of the "Unfit to Print" podcast, Amber Athey joins to talk more about how the White House seems to be avoiding the very real possibility of a recession. Finally this evening, only 50% of Catholics believe in the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. That is according to a recent poll by EWTN and Real Clear Politics. Author Dr. Marcellino D'Ambrosio joins to talk more about that poll number and whether he is surprised. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

George Weigel: La Guerra de Sucesión Conciliar entre reformadores en la ruptura y reformadores en la continuidad. Destacada laica y copresidenta del 'Synodal Way' alemán pide una 'disposición nacional para el aborto'. Marc Frings confirma que el Camino Sinodal alemán quiere acabar con la doctrina del Catecismo sobre la homosexualidad. Importante médico lamenta “resistencia” a la doctrina de la Iglesia sobre anticonceptivos. Obispos rechazan la ley del aborto “más extrema e injusta” de la historia de Estados Unidos. España: El Partido Popular, otrora cristiano, deja a Vox solo en el recurso ante el Tribunal Constitucional contra el acoso a los provida. Homicida “trans” es trasladado a cárcel de hombres tras embarazar a 2 reclusas. Sacerdote defiende a monja “viral” que separó a mujeres que se besaban en la calle.

The Globalist Pope continues to remove Christianity as an impasse to the New World Order. In this edition of The Editor's Desk, Michael J. Matt rips the mask off of Pope Francis's Synod on Synodality. Ever notice how the Vatican is long on listening but short on specifics? What exactly do they want to change, and why won't they just come out with it? Instead of telling us what he wants to do, Francis says he's going to spend two years listening to us, so that when he makes radical “reforms" in 2023 he can claim he's only doing what the people want. But, is that true? Michael argues that what they actually want is to edit the Bible, ignore Natural Law, and silence Jesus Christ on the most controversial moral issue of the day: Homosexuality. But are the people demanding change, or is this just what Francis wants to do? Watch this video and decide for yourself. Relying on leaked footage from a recent Synodal preparatory video released by a Canadian bishop, Michael offers some thoughts on what's really going on here: It's either a tacit admission that Vatican II has been a massive failure, or it's just a bald-faced lie to push a revolutionary agenda. Like, Comment, and Subscribe to our channel! Subscribe to The Remnant Newspaper: https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/subscribe-today Catholic Identity Conference REGISTERATION: https://catholicidentityconference.org/ Diane Montagna's article on what Bishops REALLY wanted: https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/articles/item/5633-traditionis-custodes-separating-fact-from-fiction Bishop Anthony Daniels' "Invitation to Synod" HERE If you'd like to contribute to RTV's expansion, please consider a donation: https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/donate-today Stay Connected to RTV. Sign up for Michael Matt's E-blast: https://remnantnewspaper.com/web/index.php/subscribe-today/free-remnant-updates Subscribe to Remnant TV's independent platform: https://remnant-tv.com/user  

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o Our stories today include: (1) a look at the Pope's recent trip to Malta (a small island nation south of Sicily with a rich Catholic history), during which the ongoing conflict in Ukraine remained at the forefront; (2) Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas calling out German Cardinal Reinhard Marx on social media for his claim that "one is allowed to doubt" the contents of the Catechism of the Catholic Church (specifically, the Church's immutable condemnation of unnatural vice); (3) an attempted defense of Germany's openly heretical "Synodal Way" by Bishop Georg Bätzing (head of the German episcopal conference); (4) two new texts from Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò; and (5) a beautiful tribute to our departed friend and longtime CFN editor John Vennari.

We are told that the Synodal Way is going to be a time for listening in the Church. If that's sincere, then this is my attempt to penetrate into that conversation with what I think needs to be a the top of our hierarchy of priorities, as a Church. If we intend to renew the Church, if we intend to see it flourish, and if we intend to enable the mission of the Church, evangelization, then we have to offer what only the Church can - a mystical, transcendent encounter with God. Instead, we keep getting distracted by a desire to offer a natural, down to earth, worldly-minded message and culture. It's self-defeating and, when I was a convert, it was a bit turn-off. And as much as we may not want to hear it, the Tridentine Latin Mass is the kind of thing that does offer that encounter. So what can we do now, to reform ourselves to be more capable of embracing the mysteries of our faith then trying to brush them under the rug for fear that they will repel naturalist sensibilities?

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The Biden administration continues pushing for expanded abortion access. The latest example kicks in November 8th, when Title X clinics that serve mainly low income women will be allowed to refer pregnant women for abortions. Meanwhile, a company whistleblower is accusing Facebook and its other platforms of putting profits above child safety. And Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen warned in an essay, that the world could face catastrophic consequences if the region should fall to Chinese control. China has sent a record number of fighter jets into Taiwan's airspace in an apparent act of aggression to assert control over the island nation. Author Gordon Chang joins to talk about how he thinks the situation could escalate and how the Biden administration and the international community should respond. A Synodal Way session of the Catholic Church in Germany came to an abrupt end on Saturday following votes in favor of a text endorsing same-sex blessings and a discussion of whether the priesthood is necessary. The assembly has been extended to 2023. Rudolf Gehrig, Chief Correspondent for CNA Deutsch, catches us up to speed on what the Synodal Way is and what this latest delay means. Finally this evening, the Vatican has signed an agreement to work with a research university in Rome. Professor at Sapienza University, Alessandra Talamo, joins to tell us more about this agreement. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

Msgr. Hans Feichtinger joins contributing editor Mark Bauerlein to discuss Germany’s Synodal Way. Msgr. Feichtinger’s web exclusive on the same can be found at: https://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2021/02/what-to-know-about-the-synodal-way

On this episode, Msgr. Hans Feichtinger joins contributing editor Mark Bauerlein to discuss Germany’s Synodal Way. Msgr. Feichtinger’s web exclusive on the same can be found at: https://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2021/02/what-to-know-about-the-synodal-way

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