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Australian Bishop Renegs on Planned “Ordination” of Anglican Men and Women “Deacons” in a Catholic Church
What insanity! The men cannot be validly ordained either in the Anglican rite, and even if they could, to have such an ordination in a Catholic church would be sacrilegious. Catholic Culture reports: Under pressure from the Vatican, an Australian … Continue reading
Hacked emails Reveal Conspiracy to Exclude Findings Refuting Global Warming Claims
This is a huge embarrassment to scientists who are trying to accelerate the global warming agenda. Wall Street Journal: The scientific community is buzzing over thousands of emails and documents — posted on the Internet last week after being hacked … Continue reading
Bishops of England and Wales Form Commission for Reception of Anglican Converts
CNA reports: The Catholic Bishops of England and Wales have set up a commission to help as many as 200 Anglican congregations join the Catholic Church under the new Apostolic Constitution. John Broadhurst, the Anglican Bishop of Fulham and chairman … Continue reading
Catholic Bioethicist Interviewed About Comatose Cases
In light of the Rom Houben case, John Haas, president of the National Catholic Bioethics Center, was interviewed here with CNA.
For 23 Years They Thought He Was Comatose; He Wasn’t, Now He Can Communicate
This is astounding. Please share this story. LifeNews reports: After he was the victim of an automobile accident, doctors said 23-year-old Rom Houben was in a comatose state and unable to communicate with those around him. Now, 23 years later, … Continue reading
New Push to Nationalize Education Standards
Lee Duigon,writing for The Chacedon Foundation website, reports: The plan, warns the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA), is “to potentially eliminate virtually all state control over the education system and centralize education in Washington, D. C., through nationalized standards, … Continue reading
22,000 Students Come to Kansas City for Eucharistic Procession and Conference
Bishop Robert Finn of Kansas City – St. Joseph led 22,000 high school students from across the nation in a Eucharistic procession in Kansas City on November 20. The students had traveled to the Missouri city for the National Catholic … Continue reading
Belgian PM Selected as First President of EU
Meanwhile President Obama is sending a delegation to the International Criminal Court at the Hague. World Net Daily reports: European Union leaders named Belgian Prime Minister Herman Van Rompuy as the first “president of Europe” Thursday, edging out former British … Continue reading
Russian Orthodox Priest Killed for Preaching to Moslems
He had received ten death threats, but for the priest, Daniil Sysoyev, “it is a sin not to preach to Muslims.” Rueters: A masked gunman entered a Moscow church and murdered a Russian Orthodox priest who had received death threats … Continue reading
Entire Villages in African Nation Attend First Friday Masses
Catholic Culture reports: Reporting on the life of the Church in the African nation of Togo, Father Benoit Eoevi Penoukou, national director of the Pontifical Mission Societies, says that the First Friday devotion is so deeply rooted that “entire villages … Continue reading
The Anglicans and the Orthodox
Anglicanorum Coetibus has created a mechanism for bringing hundreds of thousands of Anglicans worldwide into the Church, so we can say that the “Anglican Front” is indeed a very active one. But, according to Sandro Magister, this development has pricked … Continue reading
Who Are the Candidates? EU Oligarchs Conducting Secret Presidential Selection
Catholic Culture’s Phil Lawler comments: With the final ratification of the Lisbon Treaty, the 27 member-states of the EU are now formed into a single entity, with a population of nearly 500 million and a GDP of over $18 trillion, … Continue reading
Persecution of Iraqi Christians Rooted in the Qu’ran Says Archbishop of Antioch
Speaking at a press conference in Rome, a Syrian Catholic archbishop told reporters that persecution and discrimination suffered by Iraqi Christians is ultimately rooted not in governmental actions but in a culture inspired by the Qu’ran. Read more here.
Taiwanese Bishop Calls upon Catholics to “Open Wide” the Missionary Doors
Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Faith coming to Taiwan Bishop Peter Liu of Kaohsiung wants the island’s 1.3% Catholic population to become 100%. Agenzia Fides reports: Kaohsiung (Agenzia Fides) – “After 150 years of effort, we have had a … Continue reading
