ORWELLIAN NEWSPEAK: "Catholic" University of Dayton Warns Against Terms ‘Husband, Wife’ Because They Aren’t Gender-Inclusive

ORWELLIAN NEWSPEAK: "Catholic" University of Dayton Warns Against Terms ‘Husband, Wife’ Because They Aren’t Gender-Inclusive

A language resource guide from the University of Dayton cautions against the use of the terms “husband and wife.”

A report from The College Fix this week highlights a new language resource guide from the Catholic University of Dayton that encourages students to stop using gendered terms such as “husband” and “wife.” Instead, the guide suggests that students use the gender-neutral alternatives “spouse,” “partner,” and “significant other.”

New Cardinal & "Tradition of Harmony"?

Muslim Bangladesh goes gaga over Catholic cardinal

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For a country long accustomed to being overshadowed by its mammoth regional neighbors India and Pakistan, the choice by Pope Francis to give Bangladesh its first-ever cardinal set off a national surge of pride that shows no signs of abating.
Bangladesh is the fourth largest Islamic country in the world by population, with almost 150 million Muslims, representing a robust 86 percent of the country’s total. Its Muslim ethos is clear, including a 1988 constitutional amendment declaring an “Islamic way of life” as a basis for national identity.
Yet right now, Bangladesh is basically going gaga over a Catholic cardinal.

Fr. Campbell- Novus Ordo “Newspeak”

Novus Ordo “Newspeak” 

On the Sunday after Corpus Christ we contemplate the mystery of the Holy Eucharist, pondering the words of Our Lord: “Amen, amen I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man, and drink his blood, you shall not have life in you” (Jn.6:54). Jesus does not speak of the natural life shared by every descendent of Adam and Eve, but of the supernatural life, the spiritual life, the life that comes with Sanctifying Grace through Baptism. We are sons of God by adoption, sharing His life through grace. We are made holy, united in a holy union with the angels and the saints. We are alive! And this life is sustained in us by eating the Bread of Life in the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist. This life is not given to those who have refused the Lord’s invitation to the Wedding Feast.