LifeNews reports: Assisted suicide crusader Jack Kevorkian tells CNN in a new interview that he has no regrets about killing more than 100 people in assisted suicides. He also told medical correspondent and physician Sanjay Gupta that he regrets his … Continue reading
LifeNews reports: The Clinton presidential library today released tens of thousands of new memos authored by or mentioning Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan. One in particular shows Kagan doing everything possible to provide strategy and political cover for former President … Continue reading
Just for the record: homosexuality is a disorder and it can be cured. (See the web site of NARTH for more information.) There is also a strong connection between homosexuality and the molestation cases we hear of in the Church … Continue reading
Catholic Culture reports: In a quiet May 27 vote, the Senate Armed Services Committee voted 15-12 to permit abortions at US military hospitals. The provision is now an amendment to an 852-page bill which, if approved, will repeal the military’s … Continue reading
CatholicOnline reports: While priests from 110 different countries listened attentively, Cardinal Meisner insisted that the priest must experience both sides of the confessional screen as a dedicated confessor and as humble penitent. He must patiently dedicate many hours to the … Continue reading
This is a Zenit reprint from their Column God’s Men by Traci Osuna. Here is a clip: “We’ve probably trained several hundred priests, at least, in the last three years since “Summorum Pontificum,” just in our North American district. A … Continue reading
Of course Hawking throws all religions into the same heap, ignoring the fact that there can only be one true religion. True religion and true science are complementary, which anyone knows who has studied the history of the Catholic Church. … Continue reading
You can always trust the Communists to be Communists. Catholic Culture reports: Government authorities in Ordos City, a city of 1.6 million in northern China, demolished the city’s only parish on June 7 in order to make way for a … Continue reading
Saint Padre Pio loved to hear an Ave Maria by a gifted cantante d’opera. How do I know this? Because of a photo I saw of him, smiling with folded arms, as he and his fellow friars listened to the … Continue reading
That’s the question. The world’s greatest mass murderer (next to Mao Tse tung) had nothing to do with DDay anyway. Our Russian WWII “allies” weren’t in Normandy on June 6, 1944. So, why was there a statue unveiled of him, … Continue reading
California Catholic News: An Alliance Defense Fund allied attorney filed an amended complaint Monday in a lawsuit against Jet Propulsion Laboratory on behalf of an employee demoted, silenced, harassed, and threatened with termination for discussing his beliefs with willing co-workers … Continue reading
Deacon Paul Schenck did more than talk the talk, he walked the walked, having been arrested many times for his anti-abortion activities. Good example of Catholic pro-lifers were a major factor in his journey to Catholicism. Now he will walk … Continue reading
More news is now in on this terrible murder. Bishop Padovese’s driver, who was appointed for this job by the government four years before, had claimed that he was Catholic. After the warning, Padovese cancelled plane reservations for himself and … Continue reading
Mark Alessio of The Remnant has the story: The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has announced the release of the “first-ever major study of the Oberammergau Passion Play by leading scholars on Christian-Jewish relations” (May 14, 2010): “The 16-page report examines the … Continue reading
Zenit News: As the forced isolation of the Gaza Strip again drew international attention last week — due to an Israeli attack May 31 on ships carrying in aid — the Holy See joined its voice to that of those … Continue reading
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