This is pathetic. Bad enough the European Union’s Court granted her $37,000 because she couldn’t murder her pre-born baby in Poland and, consequently, had eyesight damage connected to the pregnancy, now the Polish court grants her another $11,000, fining a … Continue reading
The traditional Transalpine Redemptorists have built a case that could rewrite the history of Pope Liberius as it has come to us (they allege) only since the sixteenth century. I haven’t the time to examine into their cause, but it … Continue reading
Brother Francis, quoting Father Feeney, always said that the haters of Christianity don’t hate the abstraction, they hate Jesus personally. They hate Him in His mortal life, His passion, and teachings; they hate Him in His Mystical Body; and they … Continue reading
Zenit reports: On Sept. 18, inside Castel Gandolfo, the Pope’s summer palace about 30 miles outside Rome, a Russian Orthodox Archbishop named Hilarion Alfeyev, 43 (a scholar, theologian, expert on the liturgy, composer and lover of music), met with Benedict … Continue reading
CWN reports: A bishop in southern Sudan has begged the international community to intervene after the government failed to stop attacks on Christians in the region by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA). “Nobody is coming to our aid,” said Bishop … Continue reading
I think this is, for now, just in the cathedral. Lima is the city of saints, so may the fruit of their prayers continue to flourish. There are five saints who hailed from Lima: Saints Rose (1617, the first to … Continue reading
A friend of mine emailed me earlier today to inform me that, ironically, Father Foster was opposed to the restoration of the traditional Latin Mass. He was interviewed by the London Telegraph just prior to the issuing of Pope Benedict’s … Continue reading
Interesting character. Apparently, Nulli secundus, in his field. Father Reginald Foster somehow broke his thighbone. He also has an infection and heart problems. The article from Catholic news Service (see link here) tells what methods he doesn’t use in teaching … Continue reading
CWN reports: “I give you the good news, the blood has liquefied,” said Cardinal Crescenzio Sepe of Naples on September 19, the feast of St. Januarius. Despite swine flu fears, the archdiocese will continue to permit the faithful to kiss … Continue reading
I’ve posted enough bad news for today. Here’s a great and inspiring interview the Catholic Herald of London had with Bella star and pro-life crusader Eduardo Verástegui, the ex-soap opera star and pop singer who isn’t afraid to say that … Continue reading
This is where sex-ed, which began in the late 60s, has progressively led. It was allowed into Catholic schools then, and good parents were helpless in fighting against the system. Now it’s come to this. Ultimately Satan’s most intensive assault … Continue reading
We don’t usually post news that our readers can read just about everywhere else. I’m sure you are all aware of what ACORN is and the latest scandal concerning the radical leftist bunch of Commie sympathizing revolutionaries. But what you … Continue reading
Knowing nothing about Father Alphonse Mascherino, other than what I read this morning from CWN and the link to the Johnstown, PA, paper, I was saddened, even more than usual, which is what happens when you read the news today. … Continue reading
CWN reports: A Jesuit based in Beirut has told Vatican Radio that one third of the nation’s Christian population has emigrated since the 1975-76 civil war. Father Samir Khalil, SJ, said that Christians used to make up 50% of the … Continue reading
In an article in L’Osservatore Romano, Archbishop Mauro Piacenza, Secretary of the Congregation of the Clergy, warns priests to shun relativism and their own subjective interpretations of the Gospel and teach the word of God in truth according to the … Continue reading
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