Fr. Bryan Hehir, Archbishop Weakland, and Contraception

With the controversy still alive and kicking over the Pope’s recent comments about condom usage and contraception, we’re dipping a small toe in the water—not about the condom controversy–but just to share what we know of Fr. Hehir’s views on contraception.   That’s it—nothing about the Pope’s condoms comments (except a suggestion people might want to [...]

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Fr. Bryan Hehir, Bishop Kicanas, and Cardinal Bernardin

As the dust settles on the election of Archbishop Dolan as the USCCB’s new President and the defeat of Bishop Kicanas, since the name of Cardinal Bernardin was resurrected in many of the media reports, we thought we’d just make sure everyone knew the ties that connect Fr. Hehir, the late Cardinal Bernardin, and Bishop [...]

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Bryan Hehir’s “Seamless Garment” Unravels

Yesterday’s defeat of Bishop Gerald Kicanas is a huge win for those of us who feel the time has come to finish unraveling the late Cardinal Bernadin’s and Fr. Bryan Hehir’s “seamless garment” principles.  This piece from George Neumayr at Catholic World Report said it well: In the years following Roe v. Wade, the US [...]

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URGENT: Tell Bishops to Vote Against Enabler of Child Abusing Priest

The Boston Catholic Insider blog has launched a “Red Alert” campaign asking the U.S. bishops who meet in Baltimore this weekend to NOT elect the lead candidate for the new national leader (current USCCB Vice President Bishop Gerald Kicanas, since he is known to have enabled a priest convicted of child sexual abuse who is now defrocked [...]

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Unity?

One of the latest short Vortex videos from Michael Voris at RealCatholicTV could come straight out of the Bryan Hehir Exposed vs Archdiocese of Boston/Fr. Bryan Hehir playbook.  It’s called, “Unity?”  You may recall that after the Boston Globe reported on the situation with the Boston Catholic blogs critical of Fr. Hehir and archdiocesan leadership, the [...]

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Massachusetts Elections and Mass Catholic Conference

A week ago we posted about the murky message from the Massachusetts Catholic bishops on the mid-term elections.  The murky message never clearly stated Catholics should vote against pro-abortion politicians, and what happened?  A state that just 20 years ago counted 54% of the population as being Catholic and now is 38% Catholic voted largely [...]

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November 2 Voting Thoughts

This is our first year blogging, and though it would be a bit presumptuous of us to assume that people will listen to everything we say, there’s a lot of confusion about who to vote for and how to vote on the ballot questions, so we thought we would share how we are viewing a [...]

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