Can anyone suggest a non-reactionary Catholic blog?

[hedgehog]

There are dozens out there that leave me with a bad taste in my mouth, that seem to measure their devotion by how snide they are to non -traditionalists. I need an antidote.

[demosincebirth]

1. Getting more action here will help.

[nxylas]

2. The Distributist Review?

It's not exclusively Catholic, but it is strongly influenced by Catholic social teaching.

[Matilda]

3. I read the National Catholic Reporter

It's American, but it covers issues from all over the world, and while there are many thoughtful articles on Catholic practices and beliefs, it's by no means forelock-tugging in outlook. I go through it daily.

http://ncronline.org/


CathNews is Australian, but has articles on church matters from all over the world:

http://www.cathnews.com/default.aspx


Don't be put off by the title of this one:


http://www.womenpriests.org/index.asp

Its objective is clear, but in fact there are interesting articles on all sorts of Church doctrine and practices, which I often find enlightening and informative. They are definitely revolutionary though!

[hedgehog]

4. I love NCR, and thanks for CathNews. A lot of times we get

biased reporting claiming that only American Catholics have any problems with what Rome has to say.

Yesterday we had a South Sudanese pastor preaching in order to raise money for the missions. He was a very kind man, which gives me great hope.

[hedgehog]

5. Here is one I follow, and one I just found that looks interesting:

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