The shots were owned and made by the military. Pfizer and Moderna were paid to make it appear like it came from the pharmaceutical industry.
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As someone who wasn’t born or raised in the United States, I want to say something to my Catholic brothers and sisters in America—for what it’s worth (and it might not be worth much): don’t apologize for your influence on the universal Church. I know—America (and American Catholicism) is a mixed bag. But honestly, the spiritual fruit coming out of the Church in the U.S. is remarkable.
Last year alone, I traveled to over a dozen countries across Europe to evangelize—places like Austria, Ireland,…
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In his first homily, Leo XIV spoke of how "the Christian faith is considered absurd, meant for the weak and unintelligent," and how Jesus "is reduced to a kind of charismatic leader or superman." Many, he said—even many baptized Christians—live "in a state of practical atheism."
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Yet another example of the kind of coverage that is so distractingly wrong that it makes it hard to focus on the supposed bigger issue. I continue to be mystified by editors who feel they need to do stuff like this
The New York Times gets ever more Orwellian in its effort to rewrite the story of Kilmar Abrego García's tattoos
I have enjoyed Comer’s “Practicing the Way” disciplines. What I have found with him is that, like many modern day Preachers, he does in fact seemingly stay in a comfortable place theologically, as far as how the world views us. And why I think that is, because of his normal Sunday audience. He is trying not to “chase away” potential converts. He also is trying to reach a lot of practicing Buddhist’s. At one point because he was being very vague about sexuality and other high topic concerns in modern church, I thought he was going progressive. So I attended one of his Pastors conferences online and got some clarity. Doesn’t mean I don’t have concerns but it calmed some fears. I think we all tend to buck whatever system we came out of because of whatever faults they had, but it is dangerous when we throw the baby out with the bathwater.
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