Catholic Family News's Podcast
Founded in 1994, Catholic Family News is a monthly journal (in print and online formats) and online media apostolate dedicated to promoting the Catholic Faith of all time, “in the same meaning and the same explanation” (Vatican I) as Catholic doctrine has always been taught throughout the ages. Catholic Family News is dedicated to upholding the Traditional Latin Mass, the Anti-Modernist measures of Pope St. Pius X, the Message of Our Lady of Fatima, the Social Kingship of Christ, and the richness, beauty and holiness of “the faith once delivered to the saints.” (Jude 3)Catholic Family News strives to provide Catholics trying to keep the Faith in these dark times with the information necessary not only to defend the Faith, but to encourage others along the right way, as well. It answers questions and reveals hidden agendas, information that will not be found elsewhere in one package. Through all of its apostolic work, Catholic Family News aims to help readers stay up-to-date on what is really going on in the Church and the world, and more importantly, how such events affect the religious rights of themselves and their children.As a Catholic communications apostolate, CFN strives to report relevant news and provide unique commentary in light of the truths of the Faith and the traditions of the Church, utilizing both print and electronic media to reach as many souls as possible. In addition to news and commentary, CFN strives to provide hearty spiritual sustenance to individuals and families through traditional catechesis, the lives of the Saints, and the Church’s classical resources on the spiritual life.We are Catholic Family News. “Fight the good fight of faith!” ~ 1 Timothy 6:12
Catholic Family News's Podcast
Special Report: Mass Cancellations in Corpus Christi Texas
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Season 5
Brian McCall and Brian Mershon speak with Libby Ibanez who has witnessed first hand the cancelling of a thriving Traditional Latin Mass Community in Corpus Christi Texas. As an Easter gift in April, the local bishop disbanded the TLM community of St. John's notwithstanding hundreds of regular parishioners, including young families, and thousands of dollars in weekly donations. Yet, this act of tyranny would not prevail and many including Mrs. Ibanez found a new home to continue living and worshiping as Catholics have done for millennia. Remember to support CFN by purchasing books from Angelico Press https://angelicopress.com/catholicfamilynews and Sophia Institute Press https://sophiainstitute.com/product-category/books/ref/63/.