Tag Archives: Pope Francis

Vigano Clearinghouse Thread [Finished]

by James J Heaney Posted on 28 August 2018

I’ve spent the weekend absorbing the explosive testimony of Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, who claims that many people in the Vatican, including Pope Francis, ignored the homosexual harassment and abuse of adult seminarians by Theodore Cardinal McCarrick. Viganò makes a lot of … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis | Tagged Pope Francis, sex abuse, the Scandal, Vigano | Comments Off

The Death of Alfie Evans: Winners and Losers

by James J Heaney Posted on 25 April 2018

You’re following the Alfie Evans case, right? They’re killing that boy. Don’t try to Philippa Foot me about the difference between “killing” and “letting die.” The U.K. didn’t let Alfie die. They usurped the right of medical decisionmaking from Alfie’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Mere Opinion | Tagged alfie evans, Pope Francis, Queen Elizabeth II, second amendment, single-payer, technocrats, winners and losers | 1 Comment

Pope Thoughts

by James J Heaney Posted on 8 October 2013

Today, someone, pointing with concern at a couple of pieces in the American Spectator, asked me what I thought about the Pope. This is what I said: I think that the majority of living Catholics have become very used to living … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith & Morals | Tagged Catholic, Pope Benedict, Pope Francis | Comments Off

Tag Archives: Pope Francis

Vigano Clearinghouse Thread [Finished]

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