LifeNews: Students at Kwantlen Polytechnic University have obtained legal representation to fight a recent rejection by the student union of their application to form a pro-life club on campus. More on this here.
Category: News
Temporary Injunction Granted Business Owner Against Obama Mandate
CNS News: The first private business owner to sue the Obama administration over its contraception mandate has won a small victory in the larger battle to preserve his religious liberty: More on this here.
French Study Links GMO Corn to Cancer: EU Rejects Finding
France 24: The EU’s food safety agency definitively rejected Wednesday a bombshell French report linking genetically modified corn to cancer, saying it failed to meet “acceptable scientific standards.” More on this here.
Obama’s ‘Kill List’: An Amorphous Program With No Set Rules
The Lonely Conservative: Well isn’t this interesting? President Obama, the man who won a Nobel Peace Prize for doing nothing, has a kill list. We all knew that, but what’s interesting is he didn’t think Mitt Romney should have been privy to … Continue reading
Media Ignores Ongoing Genocide in Congo
Catholic Online: Think of a place where the number of lives being unjustly taken is akin to having a 9/11 every single day for 360 days, in addition to the genocide that struck Rwanda in 1994, the ethnic cleansing that … Continue reading
Famine Relief Org Calls for End to Embargo on Gaza
EWTNews: [Oxfam] also stated that since the blockade began five years ago, “a third of the companies in Gaza have closed and 80% of the population is now in need of aid.” Read full report here.
Death Toll Rising Daily in Syria, Many Are Children
AsiaNews: “The violence in Syria is in danger of becoming a forgotten conflict. At first the dead were news. Now the victims are increasing day by day, there is talk of even hundreds killed, but no one says anything, it has … Continue reading
Starbucks Supports Homosexual ‘Marriage’
There is a long list of well-known companies that have endorsed the agenda of anti-family and pro-moral depravity activists. Home Depot is one of the most audacious. You can google that information. But, I am highlighting Starbucks because I was … Continue reading
Troubled Actor Warns Against His Own Sitcom: It’s ‘Filth’
LA Times: Angus T. Jones doesn’t much like “Two and a Half Men,” and he wishes viewers wouldn’t watch the show. More here.
Pope Creates Six New Cardinals, All Non-European
Catholic Culture: As each new cardinal knelt before him, the Pontiff reminded him that his red vestments symbolized that he “must ready to conduct yourselves with fortitude, even to the shedding of your blood, for the increase of the Christian … Continue reading
Morsi Assumes Dictatorial Power in Egypt to Delight of Salafists
It was just a matter of time, with the Moslem Brotherhood controlling all branches of government in this land of eighty-three million people. Now their man has taken all the reins and issued edicts to oust any moderates that had … Continue reading
Saints and Popes Who Smoked or Took Snuff
On the lighter side (pardon the pun). The Catholic World Report: Benedict XIV was also a snuff-taker. He is said to have once offered his snuffbox to the head of some religious order, who declined to take a pinch of … Continue reading
Fed Judge Orders Company to Provide Abortifacient Drug for Employees Health Plan
Alliance Alert: Religion Clause Blog: In Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. v. Sebelius, (WD OK, Nov. 19, 2012), an Oklahoma federal district court denied a preliminary injunction, rejecting both 1st Amendment and Religious Freedom Restoration Act claims by Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc., Mardel, Inc. and the … Continue reading
Student Expelled for Refusing to Wear Tracking Badge
InforWars: After months of protesting a policy requiring high school students to wear an RFID-enabled ID badge around their necks at all times, Andrea Hernandez is being involuntarily withdrawn from John Jay High School in San Antonio effective November 26th, … Continue reading
Lay Franciscans Run Homeless Shelter Every Day Since 1963
CNA: In mid-October, Teresa Widman did not know where she was going to sleep, or what she was going to eat. Her diabetes was out of control, and her blood sugar was sky high. Things looked bleak, and she didn’t … Continue reading
