DOGS can be such wonderful and irreplaceable companions.With all their canine charms and loyalty, they fill some of the loneliness of the modern world and make everyday life so much more delightful. But there is a weird blurring of the distinction between the animal world and the human today. Dogs have become way too important. It’s creepy.

Reporting on yet another liturgical abomination — a “Catholic” funeral for a dog in Belgium — Novus Ordo Watch writes:

We live in a society in which animals are treated like people, and people like animals. This unholy correlation is no accident. The more the Masonic “dignity of man” is emphasized, the less true human dignity is actually upheld, because genuine human dignity is rooted in God, who created man in His “image and likeness” (see Gen 1:26-27). A world which denies the existence of God, or merely pays Him lipservice, and promotes the fairy-tale of evolution instead, cannot distinguish the essence of man from the essence of the brute, and hence the value or worth of a human being, and that of an animal, is reduced to that of mere functionality, of what a particular being is capable of doing. It is for this reason that we see a rise in the “dignity” of animals while people who are in some way inconvenient or restricted in their actions — the unborn, the elderly, the terminally ill, the handicapped — are being murdered under the guise of “mercy” and “compassion” and “dignity”.

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