This woman (read the following facts for yourself) introduced her “lover” to the priest just prior to the funeral Mass he was to offer for her mother. Granted the priest should have said something then and there, but he didn’t. … Continue reading
This woman (read the following facts for yourself) introduced her “lover” to the priest just prior to the funeral Mass he was to offer for her mother. Granted the priest should have said something then and there, but he didn’t. … Continue reading
The SSPX site La Porte Latine has a video of Libyan Islamists — now free to do such things — knocking over headstones on Christian and Jewish graves, and mauling a stone cross erected in the cemetery. Below is a … Continue reading
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
“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
With a mind for modern history rarely equaled by rival wags, the fired conservative bad-boy of MSNBC still keeps articulating the case for a sane foreign policy. Talking such sense is what got him canned in the first place, God … Continue reading
Intelligent Design!!! You can’t say that, Sir. You’re a scientist. We are radical secularists here. You’re not supposed to talk about First Causes in our workplace. Stick to your field of secondary causation and say no more, even if the … Continue reading
Black Legends and the Light of the World: The War of Words with the Incarnate Word by John C. Rao, D. Phil., Oxford University, Associate Professor of History, St. John’s University. When it is published, the book will be available … Continue reading
This article recently came to Catholicism.org’s attention. These excerpts came from the Alliance for Life Ministries site. Ven. Emmanuel d’Alzon had similar ideas. America, it is said, is suffering from intolerance — it is not. It is suffering from tolerance. … Continue reading
Father David Phillipson will give a day of recollection on March 10, 2012 at Saint Benedict Center in Richmond, N.H. (directions). The theme for the day is “Prayer in Marian Mode.” The schedule is as follows: Saturday, March 10 7:30 … Continue reading
One needn’t be a great scholar to conclude that the Catholic Church is losing the culture wars. It seems as though we are addicted to losing. What we are presently facing in the arena of politics, with the Obama administration … Continue reading
With names that couldn’t sound more Catholic, pro-abortion “ethicists” Alberto Giubilini and Francesca Minerva have ended up here, advocates for Satan at the altar of infanticide.They don’t like the term “infanticide,” however. They prefer to call the killing “after-birth abortion.”
Whether the researcher was perfectly accurate in her examination of the discharge records of 176 Catholic hospitals in seven states is debatable; what is not debatable is that sterilizations were commonly performed at a large number of these hospitals. Whether … Continue reading
How sad it is that so many of us Catholics take our gift of Faith for granted! After reading the astonishing story of Joseph Fadelle and his wife, I am sure, like myself, your soul will feel shaken over its … Continue reading
Michael Voris, reporting on location, speaks of the current effort to legalize contraception in the Philippines. Sadly, much of the pressure to do this comes from the United States. As Father Michel Rodriguez has pointed out, it’s not “religious liberty” that … Continue reading
Quoth the Congresswoman: “Ninety-eight percent of women in childbearing age that are Catholic use contraception. So, in practice the church has not enforced this and now they want the federal government and private insurance to enforce it. It just isn’t … Continue reading
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