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LGBT Ministry Led by Jesuit Priest Offers Revised Catholic Prayer
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- A Jesuit priest founded an LGBT outreach ministry that recently posted a revised Catholic penitential prayer.
- The post invoked the intercession of “queer saints” and suggested “degrading self-talk” is a sin.
- The Catholic Mass traditionally includes a Confiteor prayer of repentance before receiving Communion.
The LGBT outreach site founded by Father James Martin, a controversial Jesuit priest, recently posted a revised version of the penitential prayer from the Catholic Mass that suggests “degrading self-talk” is a sin and invokes the intercession of “queer saints.”
The Confiteor prayer is a traditional part of Catholic liturgy where the faithful confess their sins and ask for mercy from God and the saints.
Faithful Catholics have long understood that repentance involves turning away from sin and aligning one’s life with Scripture and Church teaching.
“I confess to almighty God and to you, my brothers and sisters, that I have greatly sinned, in my thoughts and in my words, in what I have done and in what I have failed to do.”
The original prayer continues by invoking the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the angels, and the saints.
Traditional believers maintain that any alteration of this ancient prayer risks undermining the clear call to repentance and the unchanging truth of the Gospel.
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- Pope Leo XIV is the first American citizen ever elected to lead the Roman Catholic Church.
- The pontiff is also the first Catholic leader to participate in a United States election.
- His vote was cast by absentee ballot in the 2026 midterm elections.
Pope Leo XIV, the first United States citizen to lead the Roman Catholic Church, has voted in the 2026 midterm elections by absentee ballot.
Observers note that his participation marks a significant moment for both the Vatican and American civic life, underscoring the ongoing influence of faith in public affairs.
“This act of civic duty reflects the Pope’s deep respect for the democratic process,” stated a Vatican spokesman.
The pontiff’s decision to vote as an American citizen has drawn attention from both Catholic and Protestant communities across the nation, highlighting shared values of religious freedom and responsible citizenship.
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- A pro-life organization released its annual state-by-state rankings on life-affirming policies.
- Louisiana’s attorney general received special recognition for challenging federal regulations on mail-order abortion pills.
- The report places states from most to least protective of unborn children.
A pro-life organization has released its annual rankings for most and least pro-life states in the United States. Louisiana’s attorney general received an award for challenging the Trump administration to halt regulations allowing abortion pills to be distributed by mail.
The recognition underscores the state’s commitment to protecting unborn life through both legislation and legal action. Officials continue to press federal agencies to respect state authority over life issues.
“Louisiana stands firm in defense of the unborn and will not yield to federal overreach that endangers innocent lives,”
said the pro-life group in its announcement of the award.
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- Scripture commands believers to show compassion to the stranger while upholding the rule of law (Leviticus 19:34; Romans 13:1).
- Christian families across America continue to pray for wisdom and justice in immigration matters that affect both security and mercy.
- Churches have historically supported legal pathways that honor both national sovereignty and humanitarian need.
A Cuban pastor’s son remains in ICE custody while he prepares for an upcoming immigration hearing that could determine his future in the United States.
Advocates for the young man insist federal allegations against him are inaccurate and are urging the court to consider his family’s longstanding ministry ties.
“We believe the evidence will show our son has followed the law and deserves a fair review of his case,”
“Churches in Cuba and here in America have stood with this family for years, and we trust the justice system will reflect both truth and compassion.”
The hearing is expected within the next several weeks, giving supporters time to gather additional documentation they say will challenge the government’s claims.
Christian leaders watching the case emphasize the need for secure borders alongside a process that distinguishes genuine threats from law-abiding families.
“Our nation can protect its citizens and still extend grace where grace is due,”
“Prayer and diligent legal work must go hand in hand as this family seeks resolution.”
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