Catholic Culture: John Allen of the National Catholic Reporter offers an interesting suggestion as to how the Holy See could dramatize the plight of Christians who die for the faith: Here’s the idea: Beatify Shahbaz Bhatti, and do it now. … Continue reading
Georgetown University has announced that Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius will be one of the 14 speakers at commencement ceremonies that will take place later this month. Sebelius will address the commencement ceremony of the Georgetown Public Policy … Continue reading
(MailOnline) Thousands of pills filled with powdered human baby flesh [have been] discovered by customs officials in South Korea. More than 17,000 pills smuggled into country have been intercepted since last August Pills viewed as a ‘miracle cure’ for all … Continue reading
(Rorate Caeli) From the French-language religious news agency I.Media: Benedict XVI’s decision regarding the return of the Society of Saint Pius X (FSSPX / SSPX) to the full communion of the Church will take place from now up to the … Continue reading
(The Remnant) Congratulation to the Parents Action League of Minnesota, which was just named by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a hate group! I say “congratulations” because this so-called law center is itself impoverished and guilty of hate: impoverished … Continue reading
Interview with Trent Beattie of the Denver Catholic Register: The 34-year-old Port Orchard, Wash., native says he’s not as talented as some other players who never made it to the majors. Why, then, is he there? In part because of … Continue reading
Catholic Culture: A total of 134,562 people were baptized into the Catholic Church in South Korea in 2011—including over 100,000 adults–bringing the country’s Catholic population up to 5.3 million. Read more here.
The following report and video from the Dr. Phil show is brutally revealing. Yet, in a country whose ‘Christian’ citizens are callous enough to put accomplices to the killers of the preborn in legislative and executive office rather than risk … Continue reading
LifeNews.com: Following early reports that the United States and China struck a deal for Chen to reportedly stay in China, the forced abortion opponent says the Obama administration has abandoned him and he now seeks help in leaving the country. … Continue reading
UCANews: Blind dissident lawyer Chen Guangcheng has left the US embassy after staying there for six days, according to a news brief from Xinhua News Agency around 3:30pm (7:30am GMT) today. Read more here.
Catholic Culture: A self-insured Catholic-owned business has filed a lawsuit that could potentially stop the Obama administration’s contraception and abortion-causing drug mandate within the next three months. More on this here.
Catholic Culture: Father Pierre-Adrien Toulorge (1757-93), a Norbertine priest martyred during the French Revolution, was beatified on April 29 at the cathedral in Coutances, France. Cardinal Angelo Amato, prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, presided at the … Continue reading
After 27 days in detainment, the national head of the Patriotic Union of Cuba, Jose Daniel Ferrer, could face life imprisonment if he does not obey the Communist government’s order that he suspend dissident activities. Read more here.
Catholic Culture: Speaking at a conference in Rome, the dean of the Roman Rota suggested the need for a more rigorous interpretation of a provision in canon law that is cited in many annulment cases. Read more here.
CatholicOnline: Wasps usually send out warning signs to humans to run away or get out of the wasp’s orbit straightaway. However – a new species of wasp discovered in Indonesia will inspire people to turn tail and run. Horrifically huge, … Continue reading
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