This is the ultimate in false ecumenism. The Eucharist is the Flesh and Blood of the God/Man; it is the sign of true charity, of union with the Savior. How can one deny the Church of Christ and dare to … Continue reading
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Ben Carson Says Terri Schiavo Case Was ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
Raw Story: Pressed on whether Bush should have involved himself, Carson said the case should never have come before the governor, particularly since doctors deal with life and death issues everyday. “I don’t think it needed to get to that … Continue reading
Castro Gave Pope Crucifix Made From Symbolic Oars of Cuban Refugee Boats
Not so. Moslem refugee boat crucifixes, yes. But not Catholic ones symbolizing Cubans fleeing the island of Communist paradise across from Florida. What a hypocrite is Raul Castro. In her book, Fidel and Raul My Brothers, Juanita Castro, who fled … Continue reading
Promoter of Moral Perversity Gets Vatican Meeting with Sec of State
And he is a “Special” Envoy. When will this betrayal stop? Catholic Culture: Randy Berry, the US State Department’s Special Envoy for the Human Rights of LGBTI Persons, met with officials of the Vatican’s Secretariat of State and Pontifical Council for … Continue reading
Homeless Man With the ‘Golden Voice’ Pays Back With Free Socks
I love this story. “A lot of homeless people, if they were like me … went to jail a lot. And there’s nothing worse than being incarcerated and not having socks, let alone being bothered by the elements, the cold … Continue reading
Director of NYC St. Patrick’s Parade Could Not be Worse
Crisis: The new chairman of New York City’s iconic Saint Patrick’s Day Parade, who has proposed eliminating the honoring of Saint Patrick from the parade’s bylaws, is “a director” of a foundation that financially supports medical experiments that use fetal tissue … Continue reading
Father Kapaun, Santo Subito
I was saddened to read in the following post that Father Emil Kapaun’s canonization could take years. What a great opportunity to declare an American chaplain whose deeds were so heroic, who brought so many to heaven by his priestly … Continue reading
Veteran’s Day: Florent Groberg, Hero in Afganistan
As we honor our veterans living and dead, especially those who died for their country, I share with you this post from Catholic Online on a great hero, Florent Groberg. Catholic Online: Retired Army Captain Florent Groberg dove onto a … Continue reading
St. Martin of Tours Raised a Catechumen to Life in Order to Baptize Him
Feastday of St. Martin of Tours, uncle of Saint Patrick Catholic Online: As disciples came to Martin for direction, he founded a monastery for them called Ligug‚. It was there he performed the first of many miracles. When a catechumen died … Continue reading
Prayers: Christian Town Prepares to Battle ISIS Attackers
Catholic Culture: Syria: Hundreds of Syrian Christian fighters have gathered to defend Sadad, a Christian town of 3,500 between Homs and Damascus, as forces of the Islamic State advance. Newsweek reported that Patriarch Ignatius Aphrem II, the head of the Syriac … Continue reading
Belgium: New Bishop-Elect Says Synod Did Not Go Far Enough
Catholic World Report: Bishop Jozef De Kesel: “The Synod may not have brought the concrete results that were hoped for, such as allowing divorced and remarried Catholics to receive Communion. But it is unbelievable how much it was a sign … Continue reading
Delegates From European Union Meet With Family of Asia Bibi
Vatican Insider: There is nothing bureaucratic or formal in the letter addressed to Asia, which Vatican Insider was able to read. The three members of the Parliamentary delegation informed themselves of the state of Asia Bibi’s health and needs, expressing the … Continue reading
Bishop of Hong Kong Attacked for Defending Family Against Homosexual Activists
AsiaNews: In the past few days, Card John Tong Hon, Bishop of Hong Kong, and the Catholic Church have been accused of “discrimination” by LGBT groups and representatives of Western governments in the territory for defending the institution of the family … Continue reading
Our Lady of Las Lajas
This is a miracle I never heard of. It is astounding. There is no paint or dye in the image imprinted there on and in a rock. In fact, the image is several feet thick. The colors are the colors … Continue reading
Catholic Conference on Family Brings Unity and Draws Moslem Convert
AsiaNews: Conclusion of Indonesian Catholic Church’s National Conference in (Sagki 2015) themed on the family. Many testimonies flow from west to east. After 35 years of marriage, a Muslim woman has converted to Catholicism, her husband’s faith: “Now our joy is … Continue reading
