All you Facebook users out there can now help propagate the Crusade in three different ways. We now have: a Facebook page: “Saint Benedict Center”; a Facebook group: Friends of Father Feeney and Saint Benedict Center; and a Facebook Application … Continue reading
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Homeland Security Profiling Pro-Lifers
Is Homeland Security profiling you as a potential domestic terrorist? If you are for Catholic morality, then it is. Supposedly, an earlier effort at this was stopped. But here comes a new report putting pro-lifers on government’s “watch list?.”
Abortion and Infanticide Lead to 32 Million More Young Males Than Females in China
LifeSite News reports: Because of the higher incidence of sex-selection abortions and female infanticides, a new study published in the British Journal of Medicine says that, in 2005, there were 32 million more males than females under the age of … Continue reading
Researchers Unearth Catholic mission in Georgia
At what was once the mission of Santa Catalina de Guale, researchers have unearthed evidences of worldwide Spanish trade in the 1600s that extended to what is now St. Catherine’s Island off the shore of Georgia. Read the story on … Continue reading
Holy Father Stresses Historical Reality of Christ’s Resurrection
Zenit: The Holy Father affirmed that the Resurrection “is not a theory, but a historical reality”: “It is neither a myth nor a dream, it is not a vision or a utopia, it is not a fairy tale, but it … Continue reading
Correction to Our “Who Are They Kidding” News Post
With so much information floating around Catholic sites, there’s bound to be inaccurate or even false reports sometimes. Apparently this was the case in regard to the Vatican’s rejection of U.S. ambassador choices. Our apologies.
Who Are They Kidding?
The Obama administration continues to insult the pope in its choices of candidates for U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican, each of whom (three so far) have been rejected by Pope Benedict. A State can reject an ambassador, but protocol usually … Continue reading
Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos Still in Charge of Ecclesia Dei
Vatican City, Apr 8, 2009 / 04:07 pm (CNA).- Responding to reports in the media, the president of the Pontifical Commission Ecclesia Dei, Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos, said that he has not received any letter from Pope Benedict XVI asking … Continue reading
South African Catholics Respond to Zimbabwe’s Hunger
God bless the bishops of South Africa and Caritas International for hearing the cries of the poor starving people of Zimbabwe. The relief is temporary, of course, but it is a good start. May the example of these bishops spur … Continue reading
ND Professor Rallies Protesters Against Obama Invitation
Philosophy Professor Alfred J Freddoso: SOUTH BEND (NDResponse) – I stand here today as a representative of that small group of faculty that supports “NDResponse” and stands behind the exemplary students who have organized it in reaction to the university … Continue reading
Cherie Blair: Sin Rather Than Death!
She didn’t quite say it that way (notice, no quotes). But the wife of the UK’s former Prime Minister Tony Blair did say, “There’s also a real concern about saving lives and I absolutely believe, and scientific evidence shows, that … Continue reading
Looking for Arizona & California CATsters
Saint Benedict Center is looking for a few good people to host Catholic America Tour talks in their homes or other venues. The AZ-CA CAT trip is tentatively scheduled for May 9-May 24. (Note: These exact dates are tentative; the … Continue reading
Pat Buchanan on ‘The Unnecessary War’
Says Buchanan: No war is inevitable until it has begun. Was it a necessary war? Hearken to Churchill: “One day, President Roosevelt told me that he was asking publicly for suggestions about what the war should be called. I said … Continue reading
Vermont Becomes Fourth State to Legalize Same-Sex “Marriage”
This time it was the legislature overruling the governor’s veto. I’m looking at the front page photo of the three female activists. One’s laughing; one’s crying; and one’s about to do one or the other; can’t quite tell. Judging from … Continue reading
Boston Globe May Be Going Under
Good riddance. I didn’t realize just how many big name newspapers are feeling the financial crunch and shutting off the presses. Advertising costs aren’t worth a shrinking number of page turners. But this trend has been going on long before … Continue reading