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An article published today in America Magazine,
I love Latin Mass and Pope Francis. Please don’t let a few (very loud) traditionalists ruin it for the rest of us, by Jonathan Culbreath, offers tacit confirmation of the injustice and lack of mercy painfully evident in Pope Francis s over-the-top crackdown on the Tridentine Mass.
I actually agree with its young author, that for Francis to punish an entire cross section of faithful Catholics over the obnoxious words of a tiny minority of online loudmouths is a gross miscarriage of justice.
Surely the merciful pope has smelled his sheep enough to know that the vast majority of the adherents to the Tridentine Mass are young families who know next to nothing about the Second Vatican Council and have no immediate intentions to brush up on it.
A Catholic newsletter promised investigative journalism. Then they outed a priest using Grindr data.
Michelle Boorstein, Marisa Iati and Elahe Izadi, The Washington Post
July 25, 2021
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Reverend Thomas Rafferty pastor of Saint Anthony of Padua in The Woodlands greets parishioners as they wait in line to enter the church, Sunday, May 3, 2020. Gov. Greg Abbott s recent executive order allows churches to resume services following state guidelines.Gustavo Huerta, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer
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