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Alaska Senator Regrets Vote for Blunt Amendment

Mar 7, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

And people elect fools like this to preserve our republic. This woman is unable to think for herself. Like so many other “politicians” who have abandoned statesmanship, she is clueless on issues she is supposed to be informed about. Her … Continue reading →

Couple Suing Health Clinic for not Informing Them of Pre-Born Baby’s Down Syndrome

Mar 7, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

LifeNews.com: A couple in Portland are suing Legacy Health because their child has Down Syndrome. This is another of these so-called wrongful birth lawsuits that are so very wrong. The wrongful birth suit is brought by the parents of a … Continue reading →

Pepsico Not the Only Company Using Fetal Cells from Aborted Babies

Mar 7, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

LifeNews.com: Susan Michelle, a pro-life blogger has done more research. Here is part of her finding regarding the Obama administration’s Security and Exchange Commission’s ruling that Pepsico’s use of aborted babies’ fetal cell tissue in the testing of flavor enhancers … Continue reading →

Lenten Transfiguration

Mar 6, 2012 Brother André Marie Reply

Christians are by grace what Christ is by nature. That is to say, the members of Christ’s Body (the Catholic Church) are deified so that we, too, can be called sons of God. By grace, we are so identified with … Continue reading →

Catholic Online’s 10 Things to Know About St. Patrick

Mar 6, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

Actually they list eleven things. I respectfully take issue, however, with the way the website news’ editor describes the Trinity in item number 7, where he notes that Saint Patrick used the three-leaf shamrock to demonstrate the doctrine of the … Continue reading →

Which Is the Oldest Church Building in the World?

Mar 6, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

You will be surprised by the answer. I certainly was. And I agree with the scholar’s choice. CNA reports: Do we know when the first church building was constructed and where it was located? If not, what is the oldest … Continue reading →

Sandra Fluke: Insurance Must Cover Transgender Mutilation

Mar 6, 2012 The Philosopher 18

“Sandra Fluke is not what she is being sold as. Instead she is a liberal activist pushing some rather radical ideas. Keep that in mind as the left holds her up in the spotlight.” So says Stephen Gutowski, who made … Continue reading →

Cardinal Cañizares Addresses Abuse of Concelebration in Presentation of New Book on the Eucharist

Mar 6, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

Yes, from what the Cardinal writes concerning La concélébration eucharistique. Du symbole à la réalité there are points with which we who are loyal to the traditional Latin Mass would disagree with the author, Msgr. Guillaume Derville. Nevertheless, it is refreshing … Continue reading →

Cardinal O’Brien Gets HIgh Praise He Can Do Without

Mar 6, 2012 Brian Kelly 1

“He is like Martin Luther who had a revelation and has been inspired to get the truth,” added Noah Pashapa, leader of Life and Liberty Churches International. O well! Read more of the report in Catholic Culture here.

Pepsi Using Cells of Aborted Babies for Flavor Experiments

Mar 5, 2012 Brian Kelly 2

LifeSite news: The Pepsi Company, which is set to release the new product Pepsi Next in the coming weeks, is facing a more robust boycott as pro-life activists protest the company use of cells derived from an aborted fetus in … Continue reading →

The Devastation of Catholic Europe: Some Causes and Consequences of the Protestant Revolt

Mar 5, 2012 Br. David Mary, M.I.C.M., Tert. 14

Introduction “Let us clearly understand the meaning of these words — Catholic, Protestant, and Reformation. Catholic means universal, and the religion which takes this epithet was called universal because all Christian people of every nation acknowledged it to be the … Continue reading →

30 Year-Old ‘Student’ Who Told Congress She Can’t Afford Contraceptives is a Liar and Plant

Mar 5, 2012 Brian Kelly 2

Catholic Online: Fluke, who was portrayed as a 23 year-old co-ed, is actually 30 years old and by her own admission chose to attend Georgetown precisely so she could battle their insurance policy since it does not cover contraceptives. More … Continue reading →

Bishop Calls Upon Sacrilegious Thieves to Keep Monstrance but Return Blessed Eucharist

Mar 5, 2012 Brian Kelly 1

CNA reports: Two armed men entered a perpetual adoration chapel in in Mexico during the early morning hours on Feb. 29 and stole the monstrance containing the Eucharist. More on this here.

Documents Debunk ‘Hitler’s Pope’ Myth

Mar 5, 2012 Catholicism.org 2

The Telegraph can’t resist trying to make Pope Pius XII look bad even when reporting about documents that militate against his complicity with the Third Reich. Saying, as they do in the tag line, that he has been “accused by … Continue reading →

Cardinal O’Brien: Sainthood for the Pakistani Martyr Shahbaz Bhatti

Mar 5, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

“From what we know of his life and work Shahbaz Bhatti appears to have been a true man of God, who led a life of heroic virtue,” the Archbishop of St. Andrews and Edinburgh told Aid to the Church in … Continue reading →

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