Hanoi, Vietnam, Aug 10, 2009 / 08:13 pm (CNA).- Despite a widely circulated threat of an imminent government crackdown, hundreds of thousands of Catholics from the Diocese of Vinh held massive protests on Saturday night. They demanded the immediate release … Continue reading
CWN reports: Cardinal Ennio Antonelli, president of the Pontifical Council for the Family, has come to the defense of the traditional family after Italy’s highest court ruled that there is “no substantial legal difference between a family founded on marriage … Continue reading
Americans for Legal Immigration have compared the Southern Poverty Law Center to Hitler and Stalin. While the SPLC’s modus operandi appears to be more … let’s call it “capitalist” … than their German and Russian counterparts, those who have dealt … Continue reading
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) — The Obama administration has ruled that a small Catholic college must provide coverage for contraception in its insurance plans for employees. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) ruled that Belmont Abbey College must provide the coverage, … Continue reading
Last week I posted the story of the young girl Gloria Strauss whose remarkable faith and devotion inspired so many as she joyfully carried the cross of cancer that took her life at the age of seven. This is a … Continue reading
This is a must read. The first ever Marian Congress dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe just ended in Phoenix, Arizona. I will post more about it when I find more information. This testimony is not the only one from … Continue reading
Anchorage, Alaska, Aug 9, 2009 / 02:21 pm (CNA).- What is believed to be the first known Mass ever celebrated at the top of Mt. McKinley took place on July 3, when three childhood friends from Poland summited the 20,320-foot … Continue reading
It is rare to hear of anything in the media exposing Communist atrocities. But this program will be aired on September 13 on ABC affiliates. CWN reports: A documentary that examines the persecution of nuns in Eastern Europe between the … Continue reading
I haven’t seen any news yet about this annual Catholic religious and cultural event. One blogger wrote that 80,000 were expected to arrive this year. On Friday and Saturday the crowds are the largest, but only thirty policemen are on … Continue reading
The Capuchins of Colorado Springs have rented space at a mall where they have a chapel, Mass twice a day, and all-day confessions. Five priests do a daily rotation. I remember Brother Hugh MacIsaac telling the story about a Boston … Continue reading
It is the only church in Tarsus, the birthplace of Saint Paul. Seized by the Moslem government in 1943 it was turned it into a museum. Despite the Holy Father’s personal petition the Turks intend to keep it a museum. … Continue reading
What will irk the opposition the most is the common-sense, rational arguments which led the legislature to ban this kind, and other kinds, of immoral literature getting into the hands of minors. This country wants to protect its children and … Continue reading
Yes, it’s true. It’s on the White House website. They are asking for informants, for people to send in names of any group or person who opposes the proposed program, which, according to the latest AP report, does include abortion … Continue reading
Some of these are being taken over by the government. Any telecommunications medium that is critical of the totalitarian regimes of presidents Chavez and Correa has been shut down or shortly will be. Thirty-four radio stations so far have been … Continue reading
Saying that unless the new Health Care Bill specifically prohibits any abortion funding the first Vietnamese U.S. congressman won’t sacrifice his soul to protect his political career by voting to pass it. CWN reports: Acknowledging that “voting against the health … Continue reading
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