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The Catholic response to the clerical abuse crisis has not been Catholic enough. It has not been Catholic enough because it has failed to draw upon the Church’s own sacred traditions of reform and renewal, as embodied by figures like St. Peter Damian. For too long, the language of bureaucrats and businessmen has been allowed to supplant that of the saints—of sackcloth and ashes, of bell, book, and candle. And while recent expressions of shame and sorrow are good, they are not substitutes for righteous anger and mortification.
Gospel reflection for April 24, 2021
On April 13, after a request from the Holy Father, Bishop Michael Hoeppner resigned from his episcopal seet of Crookston, Minnesota.
Concerns about Bishop Binzer in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati
The St. Peter Damian Society has learned that Bishop Binzer of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati has been assigned as a pastor to the St. John Neumann / Corpus Christi parochial cluster.
St. Peter Damian icon available!
We are pleased to release publicly the icon of our patron, St. Peter Damian, free to download for personal devotion and printing! Please email [email protected] for the high resolution file.
St. Peter Damian icon fundraising!
DALLAS – The Saint Peter Damian Society is proud to announce a new fundraising project in continuation of our mission to promote devotion to our patron saint. Last month on Wednesday, October 14, General Director Jonathan Carp signed, and returned, a contract to commission artist Gwyneth Thompson-Briggs to paint an icon/portrait of St. Peter Damian.