In an address organized by the Congregation of the Children of the Immaculate Conception, Senate President Renato Schifani noted that the day after his election Pope Benedict asked for prayers that God might give him strength to confront “the wolves.” … Continue reading
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Bishop Edward Slattery of Tulsa Oklahoma offered the traditional rite Mass at Our Lady’s Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Monsignor Charles Pope wrote a short piece on the event in the Washington DC Archdiocesan website. He also answered there questions … Continue reading
In a posting on this site yesterday, Brian Kelly linked to an opinion piece opposing the Arizona law which seeks to protect U.S. borders from illegal immigration. Pat Buchanan is in favor of the law and explains why in “Whose … Continue reading
CNA reports: Liana Rebolledo is a 33-year-old Mexican woman. In a recent television interview she recounted that after she was raped at the age of 13 and became pregnant, she never considered aborting her daughter, who is now 20. Read … Continue reading
Although for about two thousand years inhabitants in the region affirmed that there was a huge boat on top of Mount Ararat, and pictures were taken through the ice glacier by explorers many times in the last century, this is … Continue reading
LifeNews reports: In a preview of he upcoming battle over a Supreme Court nomination, the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee says in a new interview that he expects pro-abortion President Barack Obama to use the nomination to advance … Continue reading
A recent report by a British study group has been published with some disconcerting, but hardly surprising, findings. Profit is everything with the major corporations. The welfare of the workers is a negligible consideration. This is proven by the fact … Continue reading
The American Catholic’s blogger Blackadder reports: When I first heard of the controversy swirling around Arizona’s “draconian” new immigration law, I’ll admit I was skeptical. It’s not that I thought I would approve of the Arizona law (I tend to … Continue reading
So, what else is new. Must be the unwritten law for Jesuit universities. Do not have a good Catholic address the graduates or undergraduates. Marlene Kanter will be the other commencement speaker. Not only is she in favor of killing … Continue reading
CatholicOnline: So, the Georgia chapter of the NAACP has now formally rescinded its endorsement of a Bill which bars physicians from performing abortions in those cases where the child in the womb is selected to be killed based upon race … Continue reading
The article summary reads, “Levels of ‘viable’ sperm in human males are falling – and scientists believe they now understand the cause. Infertility can begin in the womb, says Steve Connor.” According to Out for the count: Why levels of … Continue reading
California Catholic News: At an October 2006 SCU seminar Father Michael Zampelli, S.J. said that tolerance of homosexuality in the priesthood “must be a temporary state of affairs that includes an acknowledgement that we are ‘on the road,’ that understanding … Continue reading
This is also a Holy Year in Spain. Whenever the feast of Santiago (Saint James) falls on a Sunday, which it does July 25, 2010, that year is an indulgenced jubilee year. Pope Benedict will go to the Apostle’s shrine … Continue reading
CatholicOnline reports: Facebook has suspended further updates to the account of Catholic Online after what has amounted to an escalating cyber war without explanation. Is this tacit support of an anti-Catholic agenda? Facebook, an epicenter for online social networking, has … Continue reading
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