As the liberal-socialist-progressivist president goes down in popularity among his core constituency due to the BP fiasco, the nation falls deeper into a thick economic crisis. But at least we will all have free health care! Dick Morriss on Mr. … Continue reading
Diogenes: “But since the seminary rectors professed to remain confused, the Vatican spoke again, saying quite explicitly that abstinence from homosexual activity is not enough to qualify a man for priestly training. ‘It is also necessary to evaluate his sexual … Continue reading
Catholic Culture reports: “We were looking forward to welcoming them,” added Ameen Sabbagh, who works for Caritas in Gaza. “People had prepared events, conferences and visits to hospitals and centers for the disabled. This was our chance to show the … Continue reading
CNSNews.com. “And that Word,” Pelosi said, “is, we have to give voice to what that means in terms of public policy that would be in keeping with the values of the Word. The Word. Isn’t it a beautiful word when … Continue reading
California Catholic news has a good article explaining the facts about the recent case where a Catholic sister gave her approval for an abortion to save the pregnant mother’s life. Bishop Olmsted of Phoenix was very clear in explaining the … Continue reading
Yes, last year on Memorial Day, just after announcing what on White House paper the month of June will be dedicated to for four years of this administration — and this, in the nation for which these Memorialized American soldiers … Continue reading
(Full Story at RT.com) Washington has voiced concerns over the recent conflict off the Gaza coast. Yet US authorities have stopped short of outright condemnation. Meanwhile, US citizens are taking to the streets to denounce Israel’s actions. Palestinian sympathizers, critics … Continue reading
On this day, I was overjoyed to see CatholicOnline highlight the sacrifice of Catholic Navy Seal, Michael Monsoor. He fell on a grenade to save others one half hour after going to confession. Here is the story of great man, … Continue reading
CNA reports: “If you find a line which is does not agree with the Church, burnt it all!” were the instructions Catholic philosopher Dietrich von Hildebrand gave to his wife before he died in 1977. The man whose legacy of … Continue reading
Catholic News Agency: An hour of Eucharistic Adoration was observed in the Basilica of St. Peter’s on Saturday morning in which priests, nuns, seminarians and lay faithful participated. Following the solemn event, Vatican official Monsignor Charles J. Scicluna emphasized the … Continue reading
Catholic Culture reports: The Vatican has expressed intense concern about the Israeli raid on the “Freedom Flotilla” headed for the Gaza Strip on May 31. Father Federico Lombardi, the director of the Vatican press office, decried the “needless loss of … Continue reading
(Full story at RT.com) Up to 19 people have been killed and more than 30 injured after Israeli military attacked a flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, international media report. The international flotilla is an effort aimed at … Continue reading
Here is part of the Archbishop’s message in the CNA interview: “Gomez: As Hispanics become more and more successful, more and more assimilated into the American mainstream, will they keep the faith? Will they stay Catholic or will they drift … Continue reading
Archbishop Robert Sarah has some interesting insights regarding the “new evangelization” and he presents them here with gospel clarity along with a bit of wit and humor. His final comment was a good summation: “He added that while globalization and … Continue reading
Writing for the Wall Street Journal, Peggy Noonan assesses the political cost of the Obama administration’s handling of the BP-Gulf catastrophe. She’s not just making Republican political hay, though, for the crisis is not only Mr. Obama’s, but that of … Continue reading
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