Catholic Online: The construction of a new pontoon bridge has brought with it thousands of Syrian refugees, many from the embattled city of Aleppo, into the northern province of Iraq known as Kurdistan. An astonishing 29,000 refugees have streamed into … Continue reading
Matt Barber, CatholicOnline: The homofascist rainbow-shirts are at it again. They’ve unsheathed, once more, their anti-Christian long knives. Back in April, I wrote the following in a column headlined “Religious freedom and ‘gay marriage’ cannot coexist”: “‘Gay pride’ necessitates anti-Christian … Continue reading
CatholicOnline: The U.S. takes a 60 percent share of global internet pornography. Furthermore, two thirds of all U.S. porn sites are hosted in California with the U.S. hosting a total of 4.2 million domains containing porn. The Netherlands, notorious for its … Continue reading
CNA: “I can name names,” Fr. Giaquinto had said. “I believe in a Church that denounces in order to proclaim.” “I continue on my path, I will not stop. I am just a priest, not a hero. And my doors … Continue reading
Nazareth welcomed the Virgin Mary back with a turnout of 2,500 people in a packed Basilica of the Annunciation on Tuesday when Medjugorje visionary Vicka Ivankovic-Mijatovic had her daily apparition in the church named after one of Mary’s biggest Feast … Continue reading
CatholicOnline: Forever 21 will now limit its non-management workers’ hours to 29.5 a week, just below the 30-hour minimum that the ACA deems full-time work. Forever 21 says it “recently audited its staffing levels, staffing needs, and payroll in conjunction with … Continue reading
Catholic World Report: One of the first to speak up was Father Rafiq Greiche, spokesman for the Catholic bishops of Egypt, who stated to AsiaNews: “Obama does not appear to understand the situation. In his speech he didn’t even so … Continue reading
CatholicOnline:Flores explains that the traditional Andean diet has kept him alive for 123 years. “Potatoes with quinoa are delicious,” Flores says in the Aymara dialect, the only language he speaks. The poverty-stricken, landlocked South American country of Bolivia only started … Continue reading
NBCNews: Guards stood inside the scorched and ransacked interior of a decades-old church Sunday in the village of Kerdasa, not far from the pyramids at Giza, the sanctuary’s altar destroyed and charred fragments of scripture scattered on the floor. The Archangel … Continue reading
National Catholic Register: Fr. Rafiq Greiche, spokesman for Egypt’s Catholic bishops, told Vatican Radio today that “40 churches – 10 Catholic and 30 Orthodox, Protestant and Greek-Orthodox – have been looted or burned, if not totally destroyed.” Asia News reports that in addition to … Continue reading
ABC News: The Islamic supporters of Egypt’s ousted president who have been battling the military have turned their rage on members of the country’s Coptic Christian minority, attacking churches, monasteries, schools, Christian owned shops as well as individuals. Churches across … Continue reading
Independent. ie: Bishop of Meath Dr Michael Smith has issued the new directive to priests in his diocese, which includes most of counties Meath and Westmeath, plus parts of Offaly, Longford, Louth, Dublin and Cavan. The bishop warned against “dumbing down” at Catholic … Continue reading
CatholicOnline: To the accolades of the leaders of a Cultural Revolution and the shock and despair of most parents, Governor Jerry Brown signed California Assembly Bill 1266 into law. It mandates that restrooms in public schools, from kindergarten through the twelfth grade, … Continue reading
AccessNorthGa.com: Riot police swept in with armored vehicles, bulldozers and helicopters Wednesday to clear two sprawling encampments of supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi, sparking running street battles elsewhere in Cairo and other Egyptian cities. At least 149 people were … Continue reading
Connor Malloy covered World Youth Day Rio for Catholic World Report. He was mortified by most of what he saw: “In Rio it dawned on me that it isn’t atheistic secularization, Islam, or the federal government sinking Catholicism’s moral authority: it’s … Continue reading
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