Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “We know that consumerism is a cancer of society, relativism is a cancer of society, and I speak about this in the next encyclical that will be issued this month.”
Pope Francis: “We know that consumerism is a cancer of society, relativism is a cancer of society, and I speak about this in the next encyclical that will be issued this month.”
Fr. Clete Kiley: “To those Cafeteria Catholics who say you can be Catholic and libertarian, the cafeteria is closed.”
Bishop Stephen Blaire: “We certainly do have to bring our concerns for the poor….we have to call for good legislation or when we see legislation that isn’t so good we have to make it known that it is going to hurt the poor. The social teaching of the church can’t just be in a book.… Read More Quote of the Day
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Pope Francis: “A disciple who does not serve others is not Christian.”
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Pope Francis: “The com-passion of God, his suffering-with-us, gives meaning and worth to our struggles and our sufferings.”