Independent. ie: His daughter, Dr Mairead Hannon, interviewed by the Independent said: “I knew a bit about what he was doing and I used to visit him in the laboratory. I remember him being a very hard worker. I knew he was … Continue reading
Independent. ie: His daughter, Dr Mairead Hannon, interviewed by the Independent said: “I knew a bit about what he was doing and I used to visit him in the laboratory. I remember him being a very hard worker. I knew he was … Continue reading
It’s a very serious sin, period. Just say so and do your priestly job with straight talk. This kind of dissimulation is nauseating and scandalous. CNA: A priest connected with the Vatican press office addressed Pope Francis’ recent words on civil … Continue reading
The Christian Post:The Canadian Supreme Court is set to decide whether teachers at private religious schools in the province of Quebec will be allowed to share their faith with students, in a case concerning a Catholic high school that is … Continue reading
National Catholic Register: On March 27, Planned Parenthood will bestow its highest honor on Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., minority leader in the House of Representatives and a self-identifying Catholic. The Margaret Sanger Award, named for the organization’s founder and a known … Continue reading
LifeNews.com: Thomas Vander Woude Sr. died in 2008 after leaping into a septic tank to save his youngest son, Joseph, who had fallen in. According to sources at the time, Thomas, 66, allowed himself to sink beneath the sewage while … Continue reading
Matt Talbot, Renew America: The following is a good letter to the editor, written by Father Brian W. Harrison, O.S., of St. Louis, Mo., that appears (in slightly abbreviated form) in the February 2014 issue of Inside the Vatican magazine. “Dear Dr. [Robert] … Continue reading
The Imaginative Conservative, Joseph Pearce: There are lies, damned lies, and neo-atheist polemics. One of the most egregious examples of such godless mendacity is the claim that religion has been the cause of most of the wars that have blighted … Continue reading
The Eponymous Flower: (Paris) In France, people are talking of Anna Gate: the case of a young woman who spied on the civil rights movement Manif pour tous for the government. “You know, we love KGB methods.” François-Xavier Bellamy, Vice Mayor of Versailles … Continue reading
Here is interesting admission of one materialist, quoted by Joe Heschmeyer in his brilliant article “Nothing’s the Matter with Atheistic Materialism” posted on Shameless Popery website: I’m reminded of the biologist Richard Lewontin, who candidly admitted that he and other scientists accepted materialism in … Continue reading
John Allen, Boston Globe: From the “not what you might expect” files, here’s a fact about Catholicism in the early 21st century that flies in the face of conventional wisdom: It’s growing by leaps and bounds in the heart of … Continue reading
(Breitbart News Network/Austin Ruse) An academic study has accused the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) of having an anti-Christian bias in its reporting on hate groups in America. Once considered the “gold standard” in reporting on violent anti-government or racist … Continue reading
Well, it may not seem like much, but 11,000 is 3.4% of the total population of this island, which is actually greener than Greenland. A thousand years ago, Iceland was Catholic. The Faith was established there by Irish monks who … Continue reading
RT Question More: Thirteen Lebanese and Syrian nuns who were kidnapped by rebels from the historic Christian town of Maaloula in December have been released and are now returning back to Syria after traveling through Lebanon. The nuns arrived in the … Continue reading
Insightful article here on how Luther and Calvin paved the way for the State to redefine marriage: David L Gray Info: As we approach the five hundred year anniversary of the Protestant reformulation on October 31, 2017, I have been … Continue reading
The Cardinal’s Column, Catholic New World: Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Pope Francis, in his Lenten Message for 2014, writes about Gospel poverty. Poverty, he explains is a way of being one with Christ, who “became poor, so that … Continue reading
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