Since the publication of our report on the NWEA last week, we have received a very strong response from Catholics all across the country. Some emails have informed us that their diocese is confirmed as partners of NWEA, some have forwarded us responses they’ve received from their diocesan directors of Catholic Schools, and some just wrote to thank us for our work and to encourage us to keep it up. Incidentally, we are NOT assigning any kind of blame on any diocese, administrators, or … [Read more...]
84 Catholic Dioceses Using Student Evaluation Company Promoting LGBTQ Ideologies
UPDATE: Please see our latest article showing that NWEA was purchased by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH), which has an 80 year old history with the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA): Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: Anti-Catholic Ideologues and Catholic Education The Lepanto Institute recently spoke with several Catholic educators from around the country who expressed concern that their diocesan schools were using evaluation tools provided by an organization that promotes LGBTQ … [Read more...]
That Glorious Sunday
"What is going on? Passages of Scripture that were read a thousand times are coming alive fraught with meaning when compared with the present situation of the Church. Ancient words are revealing this new reality. One more proof that there is nothing to despair about. God is in control, was and will always be in control. Have faith." (Anonymous, January 2023) But on the first day of the week, at early dawn, they came to the tomb, taking the spices that they had prepared. They … [Read more...]
Closing the Age
[Benedict XVI] had rather a philosophical voice, and made his commentary from the crossroad of faith and reason, expounding that strange and miraculous historical triad — the intermingling of the Hebrew Scriptural inheritance, with the vivid fact of Greek reason, with the coalescence of Roman law. All the three strands were woven together in actual human history, and came to maturity as complement to the revelation of Jesus Christ, as BC intersected with AD. (David Warren, Towards … [Read more...]
The Liturgy Wars
NOTE: The following is taken from our latest newsletter. If you are not already subscribed to our FREE weekly newsletter, please sign up here. Ever since the publication of Traditionis Custodes, discussions, debates and outright arguments have erupted over the two forms of the Latin Rite of the Mass: The Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) and the Novus Ordo Missae (NOM). Compounding the issue, articles are now being published suggesting that the TLM should be done away with altogether. On … [Read more...]
