Cardinal Burke’s new book connects the Eucharist with everyday life
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Cardinal Burke Clarifies: Employers Providing Contraceptives “Materially and Formally” Cooperating with Sin
April 9, 2012 — Catholic Action for Faith and Family announces a timely and insightful thirty minute… [more]
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Cardinal Raymond Burke Discussing Religious Freedom
Cardinal Burke addresses why a Catholic employer cannot, and should not be expected to, provide health care insurance that includes contraception and sterilization. He explains how this would be not only material cooperation in the sin, but also formal cooperation and for that reason there is no way to justify this implementation.
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Cardinal Burke’s new book connects the Eucharist with everyday life
May 8, 2012 :: Catholic Action
In Divine Love Made Flesh: The Holy Eucharist as the Sacrament of Charity, His Eminence Raymond Leo Cardinal Burke examines the beauty and power of the Holy Eucharist in light of the profound teachings of Blessed Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI. Using clear and illuminating language, Cardinal Burke guides the reader through [...]

Cardinal Raymond Burke Discussing Religious Freedom
April 11, 2012 :: Cardinal Raymond Burke
Cardinal Burke addresses why a Catholic employer cannot, and should not be expected to, provide health care insurance that includes contraception and sterilization. He explains how this would be not only material cooperation in the sin, but also formal cooperation and for that reason there is no way to justify this implementation.

Cardinal Burke Clarifies: Employers Providing Contraceptives “Materially and Formally” Cooperating with Sin
April 9, 2012 :: Megan Morris
April 9, 2012 — Catholic Action for Faith and Family announces a timely and insightful thirty minute interview with Cardinal Raymond Burke as he discusses critical matters of faith, religious liberty, and culpability in relation to the threatened government mandate for employers to provide free contraception, sterilization services, and abortion inducing drugs. Catholic Action Insight, [...]

San Diegans Rally for Religious Liberty
March 23, 2012 :: Thomas McKenna
On March 23 more than one thousand people gathered outside the Bayfront County Administration Building in downtown San Diego to stand up for religious freedom in opposition to the Obama Administration’s new mandate that would require health insurance policies to cover contraception and sterilization. Sponsored by an organization called Stand Up for Religious Freedom, the [...]

Bishop Salvatore Cordileone Discussing Marriage
March 12, 2012 :: Bishop Salvatore Cordileone
Catholic Action Insight – as seen on EWTN: Bishop Salvatore Cordileone speaks on the importance of marriage and what it means for society. His Excellency discusses the fundamental principles of marriage as well as the attempts to legalize “same sex” marriage and the impact these efforts have on religious freedom and civilization.

New Program to Feature Bishop Salvatore Cordileone Discussing Marriage
March 12, 2012 :: Megan Morris
Catholic Action for Faith and Family announced today a new outreach program to uphold and promote the values of the Catholic Church. Thomas McKenna, Founder and President of Catholic Action for Faith and Family, will host Catholic Action Insight. This cutting edge show will air as ‘Special Programing’ on Eternal World Television Network (EWTN) worldwide.

The New Evangelization and Canon Law
March 30, 2011 :: Cardinal Raymond Burke
The new evangelization means teaching the faith, celebrating the faith in the Sacraments and in their extension through prayer and devotion, and living the faith through the practice of the virtues, as if for the first time, that is, with the engagement and energy of the first disciples, of the first apostles to our native place. [...]

Beauty in the Sacred Liturgy, According to the Teaching of Pope Benedict XVI
March 19, 2011 :: Cardinal Raymond Burke
In the Catholic tradition, beauty is a metaphysical and ultimately theological notion. The search of beauty has nothing to do with mere aesthetic sensibility or a flight from reason, because, from the divine perspective, beauty, together with truth and goodness, is a manifestation of being. God, the origin and sustainer of all being is truth, beauty and goodness itself. [...]

Homily – First Sunday of Lent
March 13, 2011 :: Cardinal Raymond Burke
At the beginning of the Lenten Season, the Church proclaims to us the inspired words of Saint Paul: “Behold, now is the acceptable time, behold now is the day of salvation.”[1] Saint Paul exhorts us not to render vain the gift of God’s grace given to us through the Sacrament of Baptism, strengthened and increased in us through the Sacrament of Confirmation, nourished by the heavenly food of Christ’s Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity through the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist, and restored in us through the Sacrament of Penance. [...]

Homily – Saturday After Ash Wednesday
March 12, 2011 :: Cardinal Raymond Burke
It is a source of deepest joy for me to celebrate the Holy Mass for so many members of the faithful in this important and historic church of the Archdiocese of Sydney. I am deeply grateful to His Eminence Cardinal George Pell for his warm welcome to the Archdiocese and to all who have worked so diligently in making the arrangements for today’s Solemn Pontifical Liturgy. [...]

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