Bishop Joseph E. Strickland

Bishop Strickland: Catholics must reject Vatican’s view against proselytism

‘Truth is not constantly evolving,’ declared Bishop Strickland. ‘Truth is Jesus Christ present with us in the world and His Church is the vehicle for our salvation.’

Bishop Strickland vigorously rejects the latest document from the DDF—which he characterizes as anti-papal—regarding interreligious dialogue and the condemnation of proselytism. He firmly reiterates certain non-negotiable principles and reaffirms that the mission undertaken in the name of Christ remains as relevant as ever.

Bishop Strickland: Why do Church leaders keep supporting LGBT agenda?

Why do so many in the Church, even in the highest offices, refuse to name the sin of sodomy, instead dressing it up in words like 'hospitality'?

A Catholic Discussion of the Encyclical Letter, “Magnifica Humanitas”

Texas bishop Strickland criticizes the encyclical letter "Magnifica Humanitas" for its anthropocentric focus, which overshadows God, redemption, and salvation. Although he acknowledges some positive aspects (rejection of transhumanism, defense of human dignity), he fears a theology that reduces Christianity to a humanist project, to the detriment of divine primacy and the necessity of conversion.

An Emergency in the Church

The recent report issued by Study Group 9 of the Synod on Synodality is deeply alarming and stands in direct contradiction to the constant teaching of the Catholic Church regarding human sexuality, sin, marriage, and the moral law.