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I feel like Catholics parody themselves at times.

Mel Gibson explains the first canonized saint: the Thief on the Cross. No baptism, no works. That man was saved by faith alone.

The USA hockey players clearly didn’t forget when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor. They woke up a sleeping giant! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Catholic Express Line. 5 sins or less.

A recent post on Truth Social under President Donald Trump’s name used a racist meme to depict former President Obama and his wife, Michelle. It is very disturbing that anyone, much less the President of the United States or his staff members, should see racist memes as humorous or appropriate expressions of political discourse. They are deeply offensive and must be condemned in the strongest terms. I join my voice to the many calling for a public apology with full acceptance of responsibility, and I also bristle at claims from the White House that the rage many of us feel is “fake.” Beyond the necessary apology, I also believe that we all must examine our conscience, individually and collectively. We need to recognize and acknowledge how prevalent racism continues to be in our society and commit ourselves to vigilance in counteracting its harm. As Catholics, we believe that every person is made in the image and likeness of God. This sacred truth compels us to treat every human being with dignity, respect, and love. We must recommit ourselves to vigilance in counteracting the wounds caused by the evil of racism as truly we are called to be one human family.