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"Two weeks ago, The Wanderer praised Virginia Bishops Michael F. Burbidge of Arlington and Barry C. Knestout of Richmond for their courageous call to arms to the faithful regarding the midterm elections this fall. They asked that their message be read at every Mass celebrated in Virginia on the weekend of Sept. 13. “All of us in the Commonwealth of Virginia will soon face very serious legal threats to the sacredness of human life and the sanctity of marriage,” Bishop Burbidge wrote, after Virginia Democrats had succeeded in placing two proposed amendments to the constitution of the commonwealth, one legalizing abortion up to birth and the other allowing “marriage” to apply legally to just about anything, on the November ballot. For the next six weeks, Virginians will fight the battle that our nation fought ever since Roe v. Wade was decided 53 years ago, and Bishop Burbidge knows that it’s a spiritual battle as well. He has asked the faithful of the Diocese of Arlington"

"The Catholic Family: Rebuilding The Domestic Church In A Fractured Culture There was a time when the family dinner table represented something almost sacred. Parents and children gathered around it. They ate together. They talked about their day. They prayed before meals. Children learned how to listen, how to converse, and how to belong to something larger than themselves. Sunday had a different rhythm as well. Families went to Mass together. Grandparents lived nearby. Baptisms, First Holy Communions, Confirmations, Weddings, and Funerals reminded generations that they belonged not only to one another, but also to God. Certainly, families were never perfect. There has never been some imaginary golden age when every marriage was happy and every child behaved perfectly. Sin has wounded family life since the beginning.   But something has changed. The family today finds itself under tremendous pressure. Divorce has wounded countless homes. Pornography has distorted our understanding of sexuality. Cohabitation has separated sexual intimacy from the covenant of marriage. Consumerism has convinced"

"These topics are covered extensively in this week’s Wanderer. Read them in their entirety by SUBSCRIBING TODAY! These stories and commentary are just a sample of what you get each and every week in The Wanderer Parental Rights GENDER MEDICINE THE CHURCH & RELIGIOUS LIBERTY CREATION & CATHOLIC THEOLOGY IMMIGRATION & NATIONAL BORDERS CHINA ISRAEL & HAMAS POPE LEO XIV CATHOLIC FAMILY FRATERNAL CORRECTION GOD’S MERCY & CONVERSION MARRIAGE & FERTILITY ABORTION & HUMAN LIFE CHILDCARE & FAMILY POLICY EDUCATION CATHOLIC ART & ARCHITECTURE These stories and more in this week’s issue:"

"Subscribe To The Wanderer – Print or E-edition For Complete Stories The September 17, 2026 issue of The Wanderer focuses heavily on the defense of Catholic doctrine, parental authority, the sanctity of human life, religious liberty, and the relationship between Christianity and contemporary political and cultural issues. The issue also contains substantial material on Pope Leo XIV, the family, the Eucharist, sacred art, synodality, and the Church’s mission in the modern world. The Wanderer Weekly Catholic Newspaper Several prominent news stories address conflicts between Catholic principles and secular institutions. One of the lead stories concerns a legal challenge to California’s law restricting schools from requiring parents to be informed when a child identifies as transgender and seeks to be treated as the opposite sex. A coalition of 17 state attorneys general, five senators, and more than 70 organizations has filed briefs supporting parents who argue that they, rather than school officials, possess the fundamental responsibility for directing their children’s upbringing. The article emphasizes parental rights,"

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