Gloria.TV News on the 7th of october. Mass shut down: The U.S. military has furloughed as many as 50 Catholic chaplains due to the partial shutdown of government services, banning them from celebrating …More
Gloria.TV News on the 7th of october.
Mass shut down: The U.S. military has furloughed as many as 50 Catholic chaplains due to the partial shutdown of government services, banning them from celebrating yesterday’s Sunday Mass. “In very practical terms it means Sunday Mass won’t be offered,” Foxnews quoted Military Archbishop Timothy Broglio: “If someone has a baptism scheduled, it won’t be celebrated.” During the shutdown, it is illegal for the priests to celebrate Mass on base and they risk being arrested if they attempt to do so.
Obsession with Woman Priests: The media are still excited about Pope Francis’ declaration that the Church had allegedly become "obsessed" with contraception, abortion and homosexuality. According to a survey released Friday by Quinnipiac University, two in three adult Catholics agreed with that observation. The survey also found that six-in-10 so called Catholics approve same-sex marriage while 60 percent of so called Catholics support the idea of ordaining women priests. Will the Pope therefore soon criticize a – quote - obsession for woman priests?
Respect Life: The first Sunday of October has been designated Respect Life Sunday in the United States. It begins a year-long educational and prayer campaign on the dignity of human life from conception to natural death. The U.S. bishops have called on parishes throughout the US to preach this Sunday about the importance of respecting human life. The initiatives throughout the year include a day of prayer and penance for the unborn to mark the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion.
More Second Vatican Council: In an interview with the Roman ex-Communist newspaper, L’Unità, Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga explained Pope Francis’ plans for a reform – quote: “No one would have suspected that with John Paul II, who came from Poland, the Iron Curtain would fall. After that, Pope Benedict built a firm theological foundation for basic things such as love, hope and faith. Now with Papa Francesco, the time has come to get closer to the people of God.” The cardinal added: “We are now at this stage of Providence that leads us to be closer to the teachings of the Second Vatican Council.”
Mass shut down: The U.S. military has furloughed as many as 50 Catholic chaplains due to the partial shutdown of government services, banning them from celebrating yesterday’s Sunday Mass. “In very practical terms it means Sunday Mass won’t be offered,” Foxnews quoted Military Archbishop Timothy Broglio: “If someone has a baptism scheduled, it won’t be celebrated.” During the shutdown, it is illegal for the priests to celebrate Mass on base and they risk being arrested if they attempt to do so.
Obsession with Woman Priests: The media are still excited about Pope Francis’ declaration that the Church had allegedly become "obsessed" with contraception, abortion and homosexuality. According to a survey released Friday by Quinnipiac University, two in three adult Catholics agreed with that observation. The survey also found that six-in-10 so called Catholics approve same-sex marriage while 60 percent of so called Catholics support the idea of ordaining women priests. Will the Pope therefore soon criticize a – quote - obsession for woman priests?
Respect Life: The first Sunday of October has been designated Respect Life Sunday in the United States. It begins a year-long educational and prayer campaign on the dignity of human life from conception to natural death. The U.S. bishops have called on parishes throughout the US to preach this Sunday about the importance of respecting human life. The initiatives throughout the year include a day of prayer and penance for the unborn to mark the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion.
More Second Vatican Council: In an interview with the Roman ex-Communist newspaper, L’Unità, Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga explained Pope Francis’ plans for a reform – quote: “No one would have suspected that with John Paul II, who came from Poland, the Iron Curtain would fall. After that, Pope Benedict built a firm theological foundation for basic things such as love, hope and faith. Now with Papa Francesco, the time has come to get closer to the people of God.” The cardinal added: “We are now at this stage of Providence that leads us to be closer to the teachings of the Second Vatican Council.”
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"We are now at this stage of Providence that leads us to be closer to the teachings of the Second Vatican Council." In other words, we can continue with dismantling the Church of any vestige of tradition and make it our own.
The U.S. bishops have called on parishes throughout the US to preach this Sunday about the importance of respecting human life. The initiatives throughout the year include a day of prayer and penance for the unborn to mark the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion.
