Dr. Joseph Mercola’s website is the world’s most visited natural health website. I would be inclined to believe him over the pharmaceutical companies or the talking heads: Critical Alert: The Swine Flu Pandemic – Fact or Fiction?.
Dr. Joseph Mercola’s website is the world’s most visited natural health website. I would be inclined to believe him over the pharmaceutical companies or the talking heads: Critical Alert: The Swine Flu Pandemic – Fact or Fiction?.
There are seven Moslem countries that have a law on the books forbidding Moslems to convert to another religion. They are Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Yemen, and Maldives. In other Moslem dominated countries, conversion from Islam will bring … Continue reading
LifeNews reports: A pro-life Catholic educational watchdog group today is delivering to University of Notre Dame officials more than 300,000 petitions opposing its invitation to President Barack Obama. The pro-abortion president will deliver the college’s commencement address and receive an … Continue reading
New Hampshire House Bill 436 has narrowly passed (see article in the Nashua Telegraph). The following is the statement of Bishop John McCormack on this issue: I am deeply disappointed that HB 436 has passed the New Hampshire State Senate.
CNA reports: “In what family advocates called a “huge victory,” the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) may impose significant fines on television broadcasters for airing “fleeting” expletives. “The justices, in a 5-4 decision, said … Continue reading
LifeNews reports:University of Notre Dame alumni have withheld a total of $8.2 million in planned donations to the Catholic college as a result of its decision to have pro-abortion President Barack Obama give the commencement address at its upcoming graduation … Continue reading
Good for her. The previous U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See and Harvard Law professor is a brilliant defender of the right to life of all from conception to natural death. Catholic Culture reports: Mary Ann Glendon has announced that … Continue reading
CatholicOnLine reports: And that’s the point – Notre Dame leadership is not “in its right mind” any more. The ones who made or endorsed this decision are not thinking with the mind of the Church let alone the Mind of … Continue reading
MEXICO CITY, (Zenit.org) – The Archdiocese of Mexico City cancelled all Masses Sunday in accordance with the government’s attempt to contain a deadly outbreak of swine flu. On Saturday, the nation’s Ministry of Health announced school closings in three Mexican … Continue reading
Louisiana Governor Jindal’s Declaration here. Article from The American Catholic website can be read here.
Not only was a four-year-old boy instantly cured on his death bed but the miracle also brought his non-practicing mother back to the sacraments Zenit reports: AGNOSINE, Italy, APRIL 23, 2009 (Zenit.org).- It was 12:20 a.m., the first hour of … Continue reading
This is a thundering pastoral letter blasting homosexual activism and condemning the unnatural vice of homosexual acts. Bishop Thomas Tobin was also one of the first U.S. prelates to name the names of pro-abortion “Catholic” politicians and call their reception … Continue reading
Telegraph.co.uk reports: “Pope Pius XII told senior bishops that should he be arrested by the Nazis, his resignation would become effective immediately, paving the way for a successor, according to documents in the Vatican’s Secret Archives.” Read article here.
I just returned from New jersey where the “Boyle” family (my mother’s side) had a birthday party for the only surviving member of my mothers’ family, twelve siblings. Joan Boyle was born on the feast of the Annunciation 1929. She … Continue reading
Seventeen-year-olds will be able to buy morning after pill without prescription. Ultimate goal is to scratch any age restriction. WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Seventeen-year-olds will soon have access to emergency contraception without a prescription, U.S. health regulators said on Wednesday, complying … Continue reading
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