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VIDEO: Let’s really look at the Demographics

Archdiocese of St. Louis used to give 3 reasons why they must close/merge 100+ parishes immediately: 1) money, 2) demographics, and 3) lack of priestly resources. Money is no longer discussed much by the leadership of the Archdiocese because the financials are publicly available, as well as the tremendous donations from faithful Catholics for all the appeals from the Archdiocese. Lately, the Archdiocesan leaders have talked about demographics as a reason for why they must close/merge so many parishes. But these links show that the state of Missouri is one of the two states with the highest growth in Catholics! Also, Missouri is having a population growth overall. That doesn’t sound like a logical reason for less parishes. In fact, we may need more parishes soon!
https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/252998/us-catholic-population-shows-growth-trends-southward
https://mocatholic.org/blog/new-census-data-shows-population-increase-missouri
https://ucatholic.com/news/us-catholic-population-on-the-rise/

VIDEO: FINAL All Things New Summary Part 10: We Will Not Abandon Ship!

We are so very thankful to so many people who have given their time, talent and treasure to support this effort to get to truth and transparency about All Things New. From the beginning, we have asked for correction under Matthew 18 and Canon 212 from anyone in the Archdiocesan leadership about all that we…

VIDEO: Leaks are a sign that the faithful feel betrayed

We have catalogued the lies of the Archdiocese of St. Louis, not only about All Things New, but also about forced & pressured COVID vaccination, and the cancellation of deacons who refused to get vaccinated.  NOTE: the LifeSite News article below shows how worshipping Big Pharma rather than Truth can really harm folks–especially young men–and…

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