Comments on: Is Catholic News Service in Open Rebellion?

By: John Stafford, J.D.

John Stafford, J.D. — Tue, 11 May 2010 17:41:12 +0000

That heretical far-Left and Wall Street bankster-supporting “Cardinal” Bernardin and his evil crew of NYC heretics like Mahony and McCarrick is dead, thank God, but his deadly cohorts MUST be defrocked, excommunicated, and removed from OUR payroll and kicked out of OUR rectories. And shunned by all decent people. We have only been financing our own destruction by funding these heretics. See Ephesians 5, where God COMMANDS us TO do so. They are not only derelict in their duties, but are active promoters of the gravest evils, abortion and perverted homosexual adultery and the criminal homosexual rape of tens of thousands of young Catholic men, both directly and by omission and dereliction. ONLY expulsion from His Church, as Jesus Himself COMMANDS us TO do, in Matt. 18:15, et ff., and in the Canon Law as well as criminal prosecution where appropriate will be of ANY value. The Popes also are duty-bound to REMOVE these deadly fools, who only POSE as Christians and Catholics, not just wait for their retirement age of 75 to replace them. They NEVER had any true call to the Catholic priesthood. Like all the pro-abortion and adultery politicians, they MUST all be thrown out of every office. Let us work to accomplish all these good deeds. God help us.

By: John Stafford, J.D.

John Stafford, J.D. — Tue, 11 May 2010 17:18:35 +0000

I am encouraged by the many good comments here.

By: Kevin Rilott

Kevin Rilott — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 02:16:11 +0000

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This particular abortion clinic specializes in mocking God as it ends the lives of His children.

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By: R. T. Neary

R. T. Neary — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 19:28:13 +0000

This was very refreshing reading, having had it forwarded to me by a Roman Catholic colleague. The reason is that for several years, as he knows, I have been appalled by what we were being asked to assimilate by an organization called “Catholic” News Service. CNS, in reality, is not Catholic but rather, a secular left news service dealing with issues within and of interest to the Roman Catholic Church. While the Boston Pilot has published a few of my Letters to the Editor directly contesting specific points in releases from CNS, the publisher of the oldest Catholic paper in the nation, has been unresponsive and totally unapproachable for a discussion of that which is evident in the organization itself. The fawning release covering the results of the Nov. 4th national elections prompted me to carefully spell out some specifics of what should be transparent to the publisher, Cardinal Sean O’Malley of the Archdioces of Boston. The result was a 3-page letter, carefully crafted to cite the specific reasons why action should be taken to finally correct the status quo, so we might start receiving national and world news through a Roman Catholic prism and reflective of the Magisterium. This was in Nov. of ‘08, and I am still waiting for an answer – or even an acknowledgement. The letter was sent to the chancery by registered mail. Recently, I have faxed copies to individuals seeking to review the contents and am willing to fax it to anyone requesting it . It was typewritten and is not available in electronic format. This problem is very serious and revealing much more about what is still left unhealed in this once-proud Archdiocese and in our nation. The cadre responsible for tolerating the actions of the predator priests here in Boston is still in place and are demonstrating that they do have a broader agenda. It will not only take prayers, but also an alert laity willing to speak out both here and throughout the country. Thank you for your coverage of the issue. RTNEARY@Verizon.net

By: Joseph Jaglowicz

Joseph Jaglowicz — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 17:55:44 +0000

That’s right: let’s have censorship in the Catholic press. The mention of Raymond Burke’s name is enough to make me discount the worthiness of this move altogether.

By: Ulysses

Ulysses — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 17:11:46 +0000

Archbishop Niederauer has yet to take a strong stand on Pelosi’s anti-Catholic abortion position based on what I can find on the Internet. Why would anyone think that he would take a position on anything CNS prints?. It is interesting to observe how little coverage Archbishop Raymond Burke (the most outspoken prelate in the Roman Catholic Church today) receives whenever he speaks to the failings of many to uphold the truths upon which the Church was founded. It is also interesting to note that he was moved to Rome from St. Louis after his staunch defense of Church teachings while in Wisonsin and Missouri before the last presidental election.

By: robert epperly

robert epperly — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 00:54:05 +0000

why do fake , phony, catholics turn to a nice episcopal church where they will be welcomed and take their heresy with them. please take the time to read my catholic novel Sons of Thunder and give it to your teenager and fallen away family and friends. robert epperly

By: George Vogt

George Vogt — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 00:52:52 +0000

JBNS, while the Rosary, Chaplet, and Adoration are all great ways to deepen one’s Faith, please reconsider your decision to withhold tithes to your parish.

You are able to pray the Rosary and the Chaplet on your own. You can even organize group prayer in your home or elsewhere. Of course Adoration is not as easy, but you will probably find some place else in your locality that offers this.

The Eucharist is central to our Faith. We are suffering from a lack of priests and funding already. Decisions to make a parish “pay” for these reasons may ultimately result in additional closings. This would be even worse than your current delima. It could be catastrophic for some in your parish who are not able to attend Mass elsewhere, thus possibly being denied the Eucharist. How tragic that would be.

Please continue your efforts through other diplomatic means. Just my 2 cents.

God bless.

By: JBNS

JBNS — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 23:31:59 +0000

Guess what else? I decided that if my church is going to deny me my devotional rights as a Catholic……by discouraging the rosary, divine mercy chaplet and adoration…..then they don’t need my money. And yes……that is being done in many, many Catholic Churches. Take a stand and tell them to take their hand out of your wallet if these devotions are shunned in your parish . The next generation is depending on us to take a stand.

By: Charles Molineaux

Charles Molineaux — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 21:26:46 +0000

The serious problem is that (as commentator Fenton reflects as to Arlington) for most diocesan newspapers CNS becomes their main source of “Catholic news.”
This means, in effect, that CNS is, indirectly, the national Catholic newspaper with a total subscription list of about 7 or 8 million readers. Against this are the small (but orthodox) quality magazines and even the National Catholic Register which in total would enjoy but a fraction of the readership of the CNS-as-extended-by-diocesan papers.
CNS could be a valuable teaching and evangelizing tool. The apparent independence which it has been abusing for years ought to be ended. Perhaps a few bishops from the USCCB sea of mediocrities will speak up.