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I think that's good. Paul Ryan made some allegations that he wasn't doing his job , something that Fr. Conroy disputed. Maybe now, we can see the truth of the matter, and learn whether or not his prayers for the poor were an issue.

Well, I don't support abortion, but I have no idea why feminism would be considered a Nazi thing. I consider myself a feminist, albeit a pro life one. I don't hate authority, but I disagree with the things that our current administration is doing. I don't believe taxation is theft, and think...

There's a touch of incel philosophy here, thinkng of women as a commodity and worrying about if they are distributed fairly, instead of individual beings entitled to making their own choices.

No, I'd like to think a Catholic can be on the left on most issues while still remaining Catholic. Why would I want to hear that I hold two incompatible world views?

Was he speaking truth when he said that slavery was a choice?

Are you saying no one who leans towards the left is a true Catholic?

Party over faith anymore....if a conservative Republican fires a Jesuit for praying for the poor, it's clearly the Jesuit's fault. Now there are Republicans suggesting a Catholic isn't suitable in that position, and they must be right because they are on the right. It seems that under no...

I don't come here much anymore, my home forum was deleted as the whole place has continuously moved to the right, and there's no place here for people like me. I check in every once in a while, but with less and less frequency

I went on a pilgrimage with my sons and many members of our community on Holy Thursday in which we walked from church to church, stopping to pray and for benediction at each. I learned it was a tradition my grandmother had participated in as well. Luckily, although i live I a small town, there...

I did because I'm adopted and knew nothing of my ethnicity....after 50 years I got a bit curious. Ancestry also connected me to a cousin and maybe a name of a birth father. Kinda a weird thing

I just saw this and am glad to read the last update. I hope her recovery continues well.

To the original post, I have noticed at least one non-Christian religion that is thriving under Trump, and seems to have drawn some Christian Trump supporters I know away from their original faith. It's a branch of Heathenism called Folkish. In a nutshell, it seems that there's been a division...

I agree with the lack of a concept of universal values throughout history, and in fact it is why I tended to think Mere Christianity failed to make a convincing case for Christianity....his argument centered around the idea of all humanity following such a set of values which he believed...

I agree as well, but I felt the same way when Michelle Obama took up the cause, and I don't understand why she was insulted by so many for doing so.

Isn't it also true that Trump does not believe in the health benefits of exercise?

What are those other traditional Western values?

Thanks for moving the thread. I wanted to share that my dad passed away this morning, and to thank everyone for their prayers and support

Thank you

That would be nice, especially if those who posted there would get an alert of the update.

Oh, I see it's already closed....I'd been sharing things regarding my father's illness and wanted to share with all those who had been so supportive that he has passed this morning. I'll miss the folks there, a supportive bunch. If there' any way to reopen my threads about my dad for this...