Catholic Culture’s Diogenes reports: St. Edmund Campion, martyr, lives on as a model of cheerful, gutsy, devout intelligence disciplined toward the single goal of recovering and rebuilding Catholic churchmanship where it had lain in ruins. I was amused and delighted, … Continue reading
But then, again, if he doesn’t know what sex he is, how’s he going to know that he doesn’t work for those whom he advertises that he works for? Well, one hundred softies are boycotting Mass in protest of the … Continue reading
This is an astonishing story. Four of the twelve children are adopted and have Down Syndrome. Before their conversion the Curtis’s were very active in the pro-life movement in their home state of Virginia. Sixteen year-old Maddy is currently singing … Continue reading
One of the passengers on US Air Flight 1549 was Fred Berretta. He was interviewed on practically every major TV station. Mr. Berretta was reading a book called Seven Secrets of the Eucharist just prior to the crash. He wrote … Continue reading
Yes, if you are a doctor or nurse following the Church’s moral teachings, you’ll might be required to forgo them in hospitals Read more here.
Catholic Culture reports: Canada’s first Asian-born bishop is the great-great-grandson of a Vietnamese martyr who suffered drowning rather than renounce his faith. “The executioners tied him to a post in the river and waited for the tide to come up,” … Continue reading
This man is off the wall. But he keeps to the program. I remember seeing him posed on the front cover of Time Magazine proudly gripping his lapel (is this a sign of something?) when he was running for the … Continue reading
Missionary International Service News Agency: The body of Monsignor Serge Miot, Archbishop of the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince, was pulled from the rubble of his offices. The news was referred to MISNA by the missionaries of the Saint Jacques Society, present … Continue reading
Zenit News reports: The Custos of the Holy Land is affirming that his region is looking to Benedict XVI and the Church for support in a difficult situation as Israel announces it will erect another wall. Read full interview with … Continue reading
I was a seminarian at Saint Michael’s from 1971-1974. Father Parker was a brilliant man and extremely efficient. So was his fellow Hungarian assistant, Father Szanto. When I visited him in 1980 and told him about Saint Benedict Center, Father … Continue reading
One of the things the imams shout out seven times a day from their minarets is that “Allah is Great.” From the mosque across from the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem they add a word “Allah is too great.” … Continue reading
Catholic Culture reports: Recalling that his interest in Medjugorje dates back to the 1980s, when Viennese Dominicans were associated with a Medjugorje prayer circle, Cardinal Christoph Schönborn has told an Austrian Catholic newspaper that “without anticipating a definitive Church judgment, … Continue reading
UCAN report ed the news. Here is a clip demonstrating how he was persecuted even in death. The funeral service was held in Xiwanzi town, Chongli county, in Hebei province. Bishop Yao was referred to as “shepherd” during the service, … Continue reading
LifeNews reports: President Barack Obama’s nominee to head the agency charged with keeping American travelers safe from terrorism thinks pro-life advocates are terrorists. A new video shows Transportation Security Administration nominee Erroll Southers including pro-life advocates in a list of … Continue reading
Writing for Britain’s Catholic Herald, security expert Dominic Scarborough urges the Vatican to draw on tradition to prevent a repeat of the Midnight Mass attack on Benedict XVI. He believes that the sedia gestatoria would protect the Pope from such … Continue reading
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