Daniel Lord: The Jesuit Who Shaped Hollywood’s Moral Compass
Adopted by the film industry in 1930, the Hays Code was a set of guidelines that governed film content for over 25 years. Its principal author was the Jesuit Daniel Lord, whose involvement remained a long kept secret due to the widespread anti-Catholic sentiment in the US at the time.
Italian bishops and Jesuits promote LGBT agenda at Jubilee
A special event for world rainbow associations in St Peter's Basilica, for the promotion of homosexuality, is planned for Holy Year. With the blessing and direct participation of the Society of Jesus and the Italian bishops.
Social media ban for 16-year-olds, benefits and risks
The Australian measure raises fundamental questions. The intention is laudable, but it risks creating a generation of 'underground digital natives' prepared to bypass any controls.
Italy: Turetta handed life sentence but patriarchy is not the problem
In the case of the murder of Giulia Cecchettin, not only Filippo Turetta, who was sentenced to life imprisonment yesterday for her murder, but also the so-called patriarchy was put on trial. Arguably, the case has more to do with the feminist counterculture that has made men less virile and more fragile.
Ravenna: faithful file law suit demanding truth about Eucharistic miracle
A turning point in the affair of the probable Eucharistic miracle of Savarna: the faithful have filed a complaint for "insulting religion through contempt". They asked for the confiscation of the samples that had been analysed and had shown traces of blood, but which have since disappeared. “We want clarity on the confidentiality agreement between the diocese and the local health authorities and the communication of the results via Whatsapp.”
Diocese of Florence reinterprets bible to promote homosexuality
Four 'steps of inclusion' one conference at a time, the Florentine road to homosexuality continues its course. This time the victim to the cause is Leviticus in the second conference skilfully deconstructed by Don Carrega and Sister Jacob to say the opposite of what the Church teaches. And there are still two more to follow.
Civil war in Sudan causes the world's largest humanitarian crisis
The conflict, which has been going on since 2023, has caused the world's worst food and health crisis. In the face of international efforts to help the Sudanese people, other countries are stirring the pot by siding with the two warring generals.
In France the truth about abortion costs 100,000 euro fine
The French Media Regulatory Authority fined the CNews channel for saying that the number one cause of death in the world is abortion. Reality doesn't count in the face of the diktats of one-size-fits-all information.
Cattelan's banana is business not art
Cattelan's banana is not art, it is just a product that is worth a lot not because of its quality, but because of its author. All this tells us that art has nothing to do with this banana, but only business. Art is the communication of beauty and instead that banana is just a luxury product.
Cop29, another flop: talks about money not climate
Three hundred billion dollars a year by 2035 from industrialised countries to developing countries is the only agreement that came out of the climate conference (contested by the poorest countries). The climate emergency is a pretext for financial speculation.
Pope’s Letter on Church history teaching, cancels apologetics
Pope Francis publishes a document that advocates renewing the study of Church history for priests and pastoral workers superseding a presumed ‘angelic’ conception of history.
With Trump, Americanism may soften in the US and move to Europe
What remains of the condemnation that the Church under Leo XIII made of Americanism understood as a doctrine of the primacy of efficientism over contemplative life? Trump's victory could lead to a revision of Americanism in liberal style, which will take root more and more in Europe and... in the Vatican.
