African Archbishops: ‘They Are Sending Us Missionaries of Evil’
Church leaders tell the Register that rogue NGOs and recruitment into sex parties are among the ways Western entities are imposing LGBTQ ‘proselytization’ in Africa.
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Pope Francis Acknowledges Conference for ‘LGBT Catholics’
The 2024 Outreach conference is taking place this weekend at Georgetown University.
‘Male and Female He Created Them’: Olympic Boxing Match Ignites Fierce Gender Debate
First, we must preach the truth that men and women are equal but different.
Notre Dame Students Publish Letter Objecting to Drag Show on Campus
The planned Nov. 3 show is set to follow a course symposium on the South Bend, Indiana, campus.
Radical ‘Counter-Synod’ Denounced by Participating Theologian for ‘Grave Lack of Honesty’
Sister Josée Ngalula, a voting member at the ongoing Synod on Synodality, criticized ‘Spirt Unbounded’ organizers for not disclosing the conference’s push for ‘women’s ordination’ and ‘same-sex marriage’ when they asked her to contribute.
Priests in the Public Square
Faithful young priests are such a contradiction to the sexual revolution that their very presence invites the world to consider the supernatural.
Pope’s Directive on Same-Sex Blessings Emphasizes Persons, Not Unions, Theologians Say
Theologians who have studied the Pope’s response told the Register that immediate media reactions miss the mark and don’t accurately capture what the Pope did — and didn’t — say.
Synod on Synodality’s New Methodology Could Skew Reports on Controversial Issues
NEWS ANALYSIS: Only select members are taking part in small-group discussions on hot-button topics like LGBTQ inclusion and women deacons.
Iowa Bishop Suggests ‘Case-by-Case Approach’ to LGBT Accompaniment
‘We clearly do not intend to do things like bless same-sex unions or approve of homosexual acts,’ Bishop Zinkula told CNA.
Minnesota Single-Sex Catholic Colleges Say Students Who Identify as ‘Nonbinary’ May Apply
The College of St. Benedict says it will accept both female applicants as well as male applicants who ‘now consistently live and identify as female, transgender, gender-fluid, or nonbinary.’
