Fr. James Martin SJ

A religious icon of St. John Chrysostom with a quote about divine abandonment and its consequences, featuring traditional Orthodox colors of red, gold, and blue. The text reads: "But when God abandons a man, everything is turned upside down! Therefore, not only are their passions satanic, but their lives are diabolic..."

All Are Welcome? Gay Orgies at the Vatican? St. John Chrysostom has an answer

By John B. Manos | July 7, 2017

No doubt you’ve already read many reports of the police arrest of a high ranking Vatican monsignor. The police raided a debauchery of cocaine and “lusts among men” occurring in the apartment of Cardinal Coccopalmerio. This Cardinal has publicly stated that the church should emphasize the “positive” aspects of homosexual relationships. I don’t really need to bring…

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A screenshot of a Twitter conversation between two users discussing Catholic themes. The first tweet by James Martin, SJ mentions Mary Magdalene and her proclamation to the disciples. John M. DeJak replies asking about Our Lady and the souls of the Just recently liberated, referencing Ignatius. The interface shows a blue header with icons for timelines, notifications, messages, and profile.

Kerygma for a Magdalen Ministry

By John M. DeJak | April 6, 2015

About 20 years ago a friend of mine wrote a satire of modern ecclesial life in which he parodied the Bishops of the United States in a classic inversion of priorities in which the High Holy Day of Easter took second place to a  “Magdalen Ministry”–some sort of outreach where women’s contributions could be celebrated…

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