The Catholic Monitor

  "Our Lady of America... visionary reported that St. Joseph said about himself: 'I became, in union with my holy spouse, co-redemptor of the human race. Through compassion for the sufferings of Jesus and Mary I co-operated, as no other, in the salvation of the world.' Of course, Joseph means this in the sense that Mary and Joseph are 'auxiliary' co redeemers and not equal co-redeemers with Jesus." - Fr. Regis Scanlon Catholic revert Milo Yiannopoulos recently said St. Joseph is his “spiritual father figure" and he "noted how consecrating oneself to St. Joseph was a way in which to suitably commit to a chaste lifestyle." The disciple of the Apostle John named St. Ignatius called St. Joseph "the father given to Him [Jesus]" by God the Father. Might the “spiritual father figure" St. Joseph, who co-operated in salvation history, be called a co-redeemer? Does St. Joseph have the same mission as Joseph of the Old Testa...

    Does Francis want to add sins contributing to climate change to his "ecological sin" list in his Ecological Pachamama Catechism for the new updated Francis confession? Before we get to the updated confession we need to ask:  Is climate change real science? Professor Nir Shaviv, who is the chairman of the Racah Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, explained at the ScienceBits website " How Climate Change Pseudoscience Became Publicly Accepted ": In 2008 I showed, using various data sets that span as much as a century, that the amount of heat going into the oceans in sync with the 11-year solar cycle is an order of magnitude larger than the relatively small effect expected from just changes in the total solar output. Namely, solar activity variations translate into large changes in the so called radiative forcing on the climate. Since solar activity significantly increased over the 20th century, a significant fraction of the warming ...