| CMA National ConferenceMelbourneOctober 17-19th |
| View online version Saturday February 22nd marks the feast of the Chair of St Peter which has been celebrated in Rome since at least the fourth century. It signifies the unity of the Church founded upon the Apostles. Late last year the historic Chair of St. Peter, a wooden throne, was on display for the first time in 150 years, and only the second time it has been exhibited since 1666 when it was first encased within Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s monumental bronze Baldachino or canopy under his stained-glass Dove of the Holy Spirit window at the Basilica’s apse. Regarding the beauty of artistic achievement, the Cardinal Vaughan Schola Cantorum recently visited Australia for the first time. This renowned Catholic boys choir performed Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem and William Byrd’s Ne Irascaris, Domini at St Patrick’s Cathedral in Melbourne. As a reminder of what the covid lockdowns wrought upon our society, this online performance of the Schola Cantorum highlights both the resilience of the human spirit and the harmful actions of our public health, military and political leaders during covid. More performances are linked below. Latest news…The ACMA welcomes Robert Kennedy Jr’s appointment as Secretary of US Health and Human Services, and his establishment of the Make America HealthyAgain Commission, promising ‘radical transparency’, medical freedom, authentic informed consent and genuine evidence-based science to address the chronic health epidemic experienced in the US and many Western countries. In local and international news…NSW Greens party to introduce a Bill to Parliament forcing Catholic hospitals and health workers to perform abortions. Professor Howe discusses the reality of late-term abortion in Australia. Former Victorian Attorney General, the Hon Robert Clarke discusses the UK Assisted Suicide Bill. Peter Gotzsche and John Ionnidas discuss the Cochrane Collaboration. The Independent Medical Alliance launches its Journal of Independent Medicine. And J.D Vance’s speech to Munich Security Conference on freedom of speech. In our Covid Review series,The persecution of Catholic doctor Mark Hobart.Trump prohibits covid vaccine mandates in schoolsDr Deborah Birx finally admits some truths about the covid response.A paper on effects of covid injections in pregnancy.Yale research paper on Immune Exhaustion and Spike protein.The crime of gain-of-function for SARS-CoV-2 and its cover-up View and share this newsletter online Write to: admin@cmanews.com.au Previous ACMA newsletters here. Become a CMA member here |
| Chair of St Peter on Display |
| “For the first time in over a century, the historic wooden Chair of St. Peter, has been removed from its gilded bronze reliquary in St. Peter’s Basilica to be displayed for public veneration.” Nine things to know about the Chair of Peter. Read more |
| Cardinal Vaughan Schola Cantorum |
| The Cardinal Vaughan Schola Cantorum is named in honour of Cardinal Herbert Vaughan, the 3rd Archbishop of Westminster. Watch excerpts from a recent concert. Watch a solo performance of Zerfließe, mein Herze from J. S Bach’s St John Passion. Listen to Fauré’s Requiem.Listen to William Byrd’s Ne Irascaris, Domini Photos from the St Patricks cathedral Melbourne concert. Recordings here |
| NSW Greens Push Abortion on Catholics |
| Prof Joanna Howe reports on a Greens Bill to be introduced to the NSW Parliament that will force Catholic hospitals and practitioners to perform abortions. Read the ACL report here Watch here |
