Laudato Si Archive
On November 15, Jorge Pachapapa Bergoglio revealed plans to revise, yet again, the Catechism of the Conciliar Church (otherwise known by the deceptive title Catechism of the Catholic Church). In a lengthy address to the International Association of Penal Law, “Francis” (as he …
Earlier today, His Humbleness addressed “The International Conference Marking the 3rd Anniversary of Laudato Si’,” encouraging those in attendance to hear “the increasingly desperate cries of the earth and its poor” and to meet “the urgent need to respond to the Encyclical’s call …
With the publication of the Envirocylcical, Laudao Si’, many were shocked to discover that this represented the first time the once-condemned French Jesuit, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, was cited in a papal (if you will allow) encyclical. (Laudato Si’, footnote no. 53) In 1962, …
We can tell an awful lot about a man based on the company he keeps. As Christians, however, we know that one has to be careful not to judge rashly; like the Pharisees, who thought they had Our Lord pegged based on the …
On August 6th, Pope Francis announced that the Catholic Church, following the lead of the schismatic Orthodox (seriously?), would institute its own annual “World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation,” with its inaugural event to take place on September 1st. In …
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Several weeks ago, I said that Pope Francis took a major step toward formal heresy when he suggested that Christian unity exists among the schismatics and heretics, along with the children of the Church; prefacing his comments by saying, “This may sound controversial …
In the opening paragraphs of Laudato Si we read: Both are ultimately due to the same evil: the notion that there are no indisputable truths to guide our lives, and hence human freedom is limitless. Then, about midway through the text, the …
The publication of Laudato Si, the Encyclical of Pope Francis on the Environment, is less than a week away (June 18th) and both dread and speculation are reaching a near fever pitch. As to the former, I think everyone might do well to …
