AsiaNews: “I believe in Christ. I welcomed him” for “he is my saviour,” said Vincent (not his real name for security reasons), a former Bangladeshi imam who is now Catholic and for this reason has endured persecution for a long … Continue reading
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Cardinal Ranjith Reiterates that Communicants Receive Kneeling and on the Tongue
Rorate Caeli: As reported last year on Rorate the Archbishop of Colombo in Sri Lanka, Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith, has restored in his archdiocese the practice of communion on the tongue only and while kneeling. Last month, on the Feast of … Continue reading
Honeybee Crisis Still Unsolved, Probably Effect of Pesticides
I have written on this persistent crisis in our Mancipia newsletter in 2007 and linked to other articles elsewhere on our website. Solutions have been proffered but have never gone beyond lab reports. Perhaps nature will take care of itself … Continue reading
Police Manual: ‘Do Not Mention Use of Cell Phone Technology’ to Public
Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online: Police can watch your every move via your cell phone. More importantly, the practice is becoming routine, even in non-emergency cases and there is virtually no oversight of the practice. Even small, rural departments are tapping … Continue reading
President Obama Confident SJC Will Uphold So-Called ‘Health Care’ Bill
LifeNews.com: President Barack Obama today, during a televised press conference, said in no uncertain terms that he doesn’t believe the Supreme Court will overturn Obamacare, the abortion funding and rationing law pro-life groups oppose. More on this here.
R. Cort Kirkwood on Buchanan’s Firing
(www.RemnantNewspaper.com) When the leftist MSNBC cable network fired Pat Buchanan as a commentator in February, the Beltway Right reacted in character. It focused mostly on the issue of “free speech;” i.e., that the left only wants free speech for its … Continue reading
‘Most’ and ‘Least’ Religious States: Gallup
It’s not our fault at SBC. We’re trying, but our state of New Hampshire is at the bottom of the list, along with our westward neighbor, Vermont. Mississippi gets top billing as “Most Religious State.” See the results at Gallup.
Homoactivists Press Case Against T-Shirt Co
(WND) A human rights official in Kentucky says it might be perfectly fine for a printing company run by “gays” to refuse to print anti-”gay” literature, but a Christian company refusing to print T-shirts for a “gay” event would not … Continue reading
Cuba Declares Good Friday a National Holiday
Catholic Culture: Acceding to a request by Pope Benedict, Cuba’s Communist government has declared Good Friday this year to be a national holiday. The government will later decide whether to make the holiday permanent. Read more here.
Pro-Medjugorje Cardinal Permits ‘Really Impressive’ Active Homosexual to Serve on Parish Council
Catholic Culture: Overruling one of his parish priests, Cardinal Christoph Schönborn of Vienna has permitted a homosexual in a registered domestic partnership to serve on a parish council. Read more here.
Contractor Quits, Wasn’t Told he was Pouring a Foundation for Planned Parenthood
LifeNews.com: Planned Parenthood is in the process of building a new mega- abortion facility next to an adoption agency in Forth Worth, Texas. Full report here.
Two College Students Received into the Church by H.E. Raymond Burke
Rome, Italy, Mar 30, 2012 / 04:03 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Cardinal Raymond L. Burke, head of the Vatican’s highest court, described the beauty of receiving two young Americans in Rome into the Catholic Church. “Today we are privileged to witness … Continue reading
Ukrainian Catholic Priests Excommunicated for Attempting to Establish Rival Church
CNA reports: The Vatican’s doctrinal office has confirmed the excommunication of four priests expelled from the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, who asserted themselves as rivals to its bishops. Read more here.
Priest Canon Lawyer Defends Action of Father Guarnizo
Rorate Caeli: As a priest and canon lawyer, I’d like in canonical terms, to revisit the controversial events surrounding the denial of Holy Communion to Barbara Johnson by Father Marcel Guarnizo. First of all, while I agree with many of … Continue reading
Indian State Targets 32 First Communicants Under Anti-Conversion Law
Accusations have been made of the forced conversions of 32 children and teenagers who have celebrated First Communion and Confirmation in Gujarat. In Anand district local authorities have opened an investigation into the Catholic priests of the two communities in … Continue reading
