
Stand Fast on the Pronouns
COMMENTARY: We should object to compulsory pronoun changes because deliberately telling an untruth strikes at our very integrity as human beings.
COMMENTARY: We should object to compulsory pronoun changes because deliberately telling an untruth strikes at our very integrity as human beings.
“It is through friendship with Christ that we experience what is beautiful and what redeems us.” —Pope Benedict XVI
COMMENTARY: Proposals for married clergy often reveal a functional view of the priesthood that loses sight of its spiritual fatherhood.
COMMENTARY: There are many perfectly logical reasons to abandon priestly celibacy, and there always have been. Why did the Latin Rite never do so?
The decision brings to mind an old adage: “It is best not to marry the ‘spirit of the age,’ because you might end up a widower.”
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