DO YOU KNOW YOUR BISHOP?

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DO YOU KNOW YOUR BISHOP?


SOURCE: Les Femmes - The Truth

INTRODUCTION: Jesus said, 

By their fruits you shall know them.

That doesn't sound like an admonition to live in blind acceptance of everything people say and do because "who am I to judge?" We are, in fact, called by Christ to evaluate and judge the fruits of those around us so we can make sound moral decisions. It becomes even more important when we are talking about leaders. Do believing Catholics want to follow a politician who advocates abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide, unbridled greed, sodomy, suppression of conscience rights or free speech, etc.? Of course not! So why would believing Catholics want to follow bishops who advocate and work to advance immoral behavior that conflicts with Catholic doctrine taught for 2000 years by the magisterium of the Church? Do we really need to change with the times? Do moral truths change with the times? Are we all Pilates today who shrug and ask:

What is truth?

This page allows the teachers of the Church to speak for themselves and offers the reader the opportunity to choose whom he will follow. There are no secrets about the fruits of many of these men in roman collars. Some offer beautiful fruit for our spiritual health; others give us rotten fruit from the forbidden tree.

Whom will you choose to follow?

VATICAN


AFRICA


CHINA

Bishop Guo, Underground Chinese Church: The Passion Begins
Cardinal Zen, Underground Chinese Church: The Chinese Potemkin Village
Cardinal Zen, Underground Chinese Church: Betrayal of the Church in China

GERMANY/AUSTRIA

Cardinal Walter Brandmuller: Heed the Minority Who Truly Live the Faith
Cardinal Christoph Schönborn (Vienna): Ordination of Women - Canonist Ed Peter's Response

KAZAKHSTAN


MEXICO

Archbishop Emeritus Juan Sandaval (Guadalajara): Consecrate Mexico to Mary's Immaculate Heart

UNITED STATES





Bishop Thomas Paprocki (Springfield): To Durbin - Change Your Heart, Your Abortion Votes

Bishop Mark Seitz (El Paso): The Seitz Syndrome


Bishop Thomas Tobin (Providence, RI): We Need a #MeToo Movement for Aborted Babies

Cardinal Donald Wuerl (Washington, D.C.): Wuerl's Amoris Laetitia Doc is Open to Abuse


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