Your Daily Mission: May 8th, 2025

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May 08, 2025

📢Breaking News

The New Pope, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, who from this time forward will be known as “Pope Leo.”

He is the first elected Pope from the United States, specifically Chicago, Illinois.
Pope Leo is the 266th Successor to St. Peter, the 1st Vicar of Christ on Earth.
He is a follower of St. Augustine.

But is he a Progressive, Moderate, or a Traditionalist?
GROK AI reports:

"Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost’s ideological stance is nuanced and resists simple categorization as "progressive" or "conservative," as it depends on the context of Catholic Church issues. Based on available information, here’s a balanced assessment:
Prevost aligns with some priorities associated with progressive Catholicism, particularly in his commitment to social justice, the poor, and marginalized groups, reflecting Pope Francis’s emphasis on a “pastors first” approach and synodality—making Church structures more inclusive and participatory. His missionary work in Peru and leadership in the Latin American Church demonstrate a focus on integral human development, which some sources describe as a progressive approach to sociopolitical issues.
For example, he has supported Pope Francis’s reforms, including the inclusion of women in the voting bloc for bishop nominations, a significant step toward inclusivity. His mild support for Fiducia Supplicans, which allows non-liturgical blessings for same-sex couples, suggests a degree of openness to pastoral flexibility, though he emphasizes local bishops’ authority to interpret such directives culturally.
However, Prevost holds traditional views on certain doctrinal matters. He opposes ordaining women as deacons, aligning with conservative Church doctrine, and has expressed concerns about Western cultural trends, such as the “homosexual lifestyle” and “alternative families,” indicating a more traditional stance on moral theology. His Augustinian background and role as Prefect of the Dicastery for Bishops suggest a balanced approach, respecting tradition while adapting to local contexts, rather than a radical progressive agenda.
Critics, including some abuse survivor advocates, have raised concerns about his handling of clergy abuse allegations in Peru and during his Augustinian leadership, which could complicate perceptions of him as a progressive reformer. Supporters argue these criticisms are exaggerated or weaponized, and diocesan officials maintain he followed proper procedures.
Sentiment on X reflects mixed views: some posts describe him as a “potential compromise candidate for progressives” due to his pastoral focus and U.S.-Peruvian dual citizenship, which could appeal to diverse constituencies. Others, however, question his alignment with progressive ideals, given his doctrinal conservatism on issues like women’s ordination.
In summary, Prevost is not a clear-cut progressive but embodies a middle-of-the-road approach, blending pastoral openness and social justice priorities with adherence to traditional Catholic doctrine on key issues. His record suggests pragmatism over ideological purity, shaped by his global experience and alignment with Francis’s vision."

And this just in

Charlie Kirk opines:

The Art of the Deal Continues

President Trump announces the first breakthrough trade deal between America and the United Kingdom.

A LONG Time Coming

Secretary Duffy of the United States Department of Transportation shown here:

One More - Can’t Win ‘Em All

We Tried Our Damndeist!

No Ed Martin. . .

POTUS on Interim U.S. Attorney for DC Ed Martin:
"He is a terrific person. He wasn't getting the support... Hopefully we can bring him into DOJ in some capacity... I was disappointed... But that's the way it works sometimes... We have somebody else we'll be announcing over the next two days that will be great."

Time to Take Senator Tillis Down!
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