Andreas Wailzer is a journalist who writes for LifeSiteNews, a conservative news outlet. His articles often focus on topics related to Catholicism, including controversies within the Church, pro-life issues, and critiques of progressive policies. His work has also appeared in publications such as STEVENS GARY A and GlobalResearch.
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Andreas Wailzer's coverage focuses heavily on Culture & Society and Government & Politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. The topics covered range from church-related issues to cybersecurity, LGBT rights, COVID-19 vaccines, free speech, and government surveillance.
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By: Andreas Wailzer
Leaked minutes, seen by LifeSiteNews, of failed coalition negotiations revealed that the Austria's Social Democrats and Liberal Party pushed for virtually unrestricted abortion and that the Social Democrats demanded free abortion and contraception.
By: Andreas Wailzer
Young people have ‘voted with their feet' and left woke parishes in favor of ones ‘where the Holy Mass is still Holy Mass,' Bishop Robert Mutsaerts said. ‘If the liturgy is an incoherent mess, if forgiveness and sin are forbidden words, then what are you doing there?'
By: Andreas Wailzer
‘It was an odd mixture of sadness and kind of a weird realization and blessing,' Mel Gibson told Raymond Arroyo on the first episode of Arroyo's new podcast, Arroyo Grande. ‘I feel like I'm being stripped down and prepared for something else.'
By: Andreas Wailzer
The Assembly of Catholic Ordinaries of the Holy Land, which represents all the different Catholic rites present in Israel, issued a declaration hoping 'this ceasefire will mark an important end to the violence that has caused immeasurable suffering.'
By: Andreas Wailzer
‘There have been so many vaccine deaths and people with vaccine side effects; for those people alone, I would like to see responsibility taken,' AfD co-head Alice Weidel said during an X Spaces conversation with Elon Musk.
By: Andreas Wailzer
German Bishop Franz-Josef Overbeck said 'we do not have to evangelize the whole world' and suggested that people can be 'happy and content' without God during a sermon on the Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God.
By: Andreas Wailzer
On day one, Donald Trump exited the pro-abortion Paris Climate Accord and the World Health Organization, decrying America's high financial contributions as a ‘rip-off.'
By: Andreas Wailzer
An Afghan migrant living in an asylum camp followed a group of five daycare children with their teachers in Aschaffenburg before attacking them with a knife, deliberately targeting the children and killing two people, including a two-year-old boy.
By: Andreas Wailzer
Speaking at Davos 2025, Argentinian President Javier Milei slammed abortion as a ‘bloody, murderous agenda,' criticized radical climate and gender ideologies, and called universities ‘indoctrination centers' while rallying against ‘wokerism' and socialism.
By: Andreas Wailzer
‘We are working with the Pope,' Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD, said during a pro-LGBT session of the World Economic Forum in Davos. ‘I think we've seen the most movement we have ever seen,' she added.
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