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Pope Francis Explains the Importance of Rereading Our History Together with Jesus - ZENIT - English

Pope Francis Explains the Importance of Rereading Our History Together with Jesus - ZENIT - English : Address on the occasion of the Regina Coeli prayer on Sunday, April 23, 2023.

Belloc shows the Reformation's evil results in the economic sphere, through the dissolving of Catholic restraints on usury and on unbridled competition

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  The line of cleavage throughout the world lies between what is with, and what is against, The Faith. Hilarie Belloc says our choices are a return to Catholicism or chaos and "the crisis ... does not permit of indefinite delay." He shows in his work's that ever since the disaster of the Protestant Reformation, our civilization has been coming apart.  Catholicism built the Western World - from Roman times through the Dark Ages to the High Middle Ages - but the false doctrine and social philosophy of Protestantism, based on Calvin, is causing a steady and continuing breakdown of that world.  Belloc shows the Reformation's evil results in the economic sphere, through the dissolving of Catholic restraints on usury and on unbridled competition. He states that "Calvin opened the door to the domination of the mind by money."  Belloc concludes that the return of Catholicism is the only remedy for our crumbling world, because our basic principles of civilization are

Charities protest at government plan to further criminalise homelessness Apr 21st, 2023

  Charities protest at government plan to further criminalise homelessness Apr 21st, 2023 https://www.indcatholicnews.com/news/46999 ource: Westminster J&P, Caritas Homeless campaigners have expressed concern at the government's proposal to replace the archaic Vagrancy Act, with legislation that could punish homeless people even more. Under the 1824 Vagrancy Act, it is a crime to sleep in a doorway or beg. Currently anyone convicted under the law faces a fine of up to £1,000 and a two-year criminal record. People who can't afford to pay fines are often sent to prison. Although the government pledged to scrap the Act in 2021, since then more than 1,000 homeless people have been arrested for sleeping rough or begging. On 26 March this year, the government unveiled their new 'anti social behaviour plan' - but rather than offer support to homeless people - it consists of a raft of proposals to replace the Vagrancy Act with new powers for local authorities and the poli