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26. Thanks for the reminder. I was aware...

Wed May 1, 2024, 03:19 PM

May 1

...of the Reporter, but I haven't visited their site in a long time. I do remember that one of their writers covers EWTN as part of their regular beat. I have also heard good things about America and Commonweal.

You may already be aware that there is an NCR impostor: the National Catholic Register. The paper is owned by EWTN and as would be expected, it is in lockstep with their views.

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'A step back in time': America's Catholic Church sees an immense shift toward the old ways [View all] dalton99a May 1 OP

My question is usually about who is funding these changes. Lonestarblue May 1 #1

I can only speak for here in Ireland but quite a lot of the moderates left, leaving the conservative/hard right OnDoutside May 1 #3

That is also the case edhopper May 1 #5

I don't worry about the older group too much, it's the young ones that you need to be concerned with. The ones OnDoutside May 1 #9

So chasing away Rebl2 May 1 #14

My mom was so devout, but she could not countenance the pedophilia BoRaGard May 1 #36

My parents Rebl2 May 1 #38

TFP group. Tradition, Family, Property. They are global. blm May 1 #6

Thank you. I had not been reading about them lately. Lonestarblue May 1 #8

Ahhh, Pope Bennie. Now I remember, Gack, BoRaGard May 1 #37

GOP Sinners in the hands of an Angry God BoRaGard May 1 #2

I'm just spit-balling here, but I think many who appreciated the progress were leaving anyway. Gore1FL May 1 #4

Stats on U.S. Catholics: dalton99a May 1 #7

GD is not for religious topics. shrike3 May 1 #10

Conservative Catholics are a major driving force behind abortion bans dalton99a May 1 #11

I didn't make the rules for GD. shrike3 May 1 #21

There Are No Mods ProfessorGAC May 1 #27

I alerted hours ago. They haven't responded, so I guess they're letting the post be. Not up to me. shrike3 May 1 #28

If It Was Left To Stand By... ProfessorGAC May 1 #33

An alert for a SoP violation goes to the group hosts. Mosby May 1 #40

No worries. It's out of my hands. Thanks for checking in. shrike3 May 1 #41

Most liberal and moderate Catholics left long ago Ritabert May 1 #12

...And it's not just happening in Catholic circles... Cerridwen May 1 #13

The RCC is Sky Jewels May 1 #15

A large part of it is the effect of radtrad Catholic media like EWTN... keep_left May 1 #16

For a rational Catholic view, musette_sf May 1 #20

Thanks for the reminder. I was aware... keep_left May 1 #26

I enjoy NCR. n/t shrike3 May 1 #43

The largest part of it is that the moderates/liberals NanaCat May 1 #22

Ninety-two percent of the church is not in the United States. shrike3 May 1 #30

The problem IMHO is that Vatican II may have changed the outer trappings Retrograde May 1 #29

Two-thirds of the church is in the third world. shrike3 May 1 #31

Quite frankly, none of this has been on my radar. shrike3 May 1 #42

That's possible. Or maybe you're in a place where culture wars... keep_left May 1 #45

My Husband Left Deep State Witch May 1 #17

I attended a military academy owned by the Episcopalian church in 8th and PufPuf23 May 1 #34

Well that should hasten the comradebillyboy May 1 #18

It's ironic that such a patriarchal, women-hating, male supremacist institution Sky Jewels May 1 #19

I like this mom: "I don't want my daughter to be Catholic," said Christine Hammond, "Not if this is the Roman Catholic BlueWaveNeverEnd May 1 #24

Only eight percent of the church is in America. shrike3 May 1 #32

and more will flee religion BlueWaveNeverEnd May 1 #23

Often, at least a couple families will arrive with four, five or even more children, signaling their adherence to the ch BlueWaveNeverEnd May 1 #25

Oh joy UTUSN May 1 #35

Until people wake up and call this scam what it is edisdead May 1 #39

I read the article and spent some time looking up some of the issues Renew Deal May 1 #44