A homosexual activist summed it up poignantly: “Today’s historic vote shows how far Catholic Argentina has come [fallen], from dictatorship to true democratic values, and how far the freedom to marry movement has come, as twelve countries on four continents … Continue reading
How coincidental is this! Eleonore Villarrubia just sent in an article of the subject of “Pilgrimages,” in which she highlights that of the shrine of Saint James the Greater in Spain and the penitential walk along the Camino de Santiago … Continue reading
The Holy See has published new legal norms for handling clerical abuse of minors and other “exceptionally serious” crimes committed by clerics. Added to the list is the attempted ordination of a woman. This last is already the cause of … Continue reading
CNA reports: An unprecedented 200,000 Argentineans from across the country gathered outside Argentina’s capitol building last Friday to defend the family and traditional marriage. The protesters also expressed opposition to a measure that would legalized same-sex “marriage” and adoption. Read … Continue reading
From what I understand that’s a lot of ‘secrets.’ The ‘seers’ are going to have to get together soon and get their stories straight. Can’t have any contradictory ‘secrets.’ I wish I could sit in on that pow-wow. Catholic Culture … Continue reading
LifeNews reports: The Obama administration has officially approved the first instance of taxpayer funded abortions under the new national government-run health care program. This is the kind of abortion funding the pro-life movement warned about when Congress considered the bill. … Continue reading
Yes, now we have the latest in killing from the comfort zone. Mount machine guns on the electric fence, scan the territory on your surveillance camera, scope in on suspicious looking characters near “the fence,” and by remote give a … Continue reading
“It is the only village in the West Bank that will be completely surrounded by the wall,” Willow Heske, of the Oxfam humanitarian group says. Heske is among the international community that is making sure that the villager’s concerns are … Continue reading
LifeNews reports: Last week, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she is confident the Supreme Court will never overturn the Roe v. Wade decision that resulted in unlimited abortions in the United States. She said doing so would hurt poor people … Continue reading
Sandro Magister brings our attention to the volume Zibaldone, a posthumously published work of the great Swiss-Italian Philosopher, Romano Amerio. The work is edited by Amerio’s student, Professor Enrico Maria Radaelli, whom we have mentioned on this site before. Like … Continue reading
The village of Liuhecun, China. Writing for Ignatius Insight, author Anthony E. Clark, Ph.D., recounts his experience visiting this astounding oasis of vibrant Catholicism in rural Shanxi province, China. Population 7000. Over 90% Catholic. Here’s a clip: “One of the … Continue reading
Inside Catholic’s Deal Hudson reports: The new governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, is distinguishing himself in two ways as a Catholic politician. Not only he is pro-life, but he is also aggressively pursuing a set of policies grounded in … Continue reading
CatholicOnline reports: After a meeting with the homosexual activist group Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) on Thursday, NBC changed its rules for the Today Show wedding contest that is broadcast on morning TV, allowing same-sex “couples” to apply … Continue reading
Catholic Culture reports: Following a student complaint, the University of Illinois refused to renew the contract of Dr. Kenneth Howell, an adjunct religion professor, who wrote in an e-mail that “Natural Moral Law says that Morality must be a response … Continue reading
According to the UK’s Telegraph,”Researchers exploring the legend of Britain’s most famous Knight believe his stronghold of Camelot was built on the site of a recently discovered Roman amphitheatre in Chester.” If the researchers are correct in their conclusions, the … Continue reading
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