Hopefully so. Read the inspiring article here.
Hopefully so. Read the inspiring article here.
The American Spectator Joseph Lawler “In the dimming twilight of his presidency, George W. Bush finds himself with a 28 percent approval rating and few friends in high places. Today, however, he will revisit one of the most fascinating friendships … Continue reading
From Mail On Line World News “Andrea Gemma, 77, a bishop and once the Vatican’s top exorcist, told a magazine in Italy: ‘In Medjugorje everything happens in function of money: Pilgrimages, lodging houses, sale of trinkets. ‘This whole sham is … Continue reading
Just when you think there might be a shift towards promoting authentic evangelization (converting people to the true religion), you read some senseless declaration from the head of the Pontifical Council for Inter-Religious Dialogue, who’s on a mission to remission. … Continue reading
This courageous article was written by a journalist who may have to pay drastically for it. The US better wake up before the thought police take full control here.
A refuge for worshippers who love the Latin Mass, this magnificent cathedral-like church will be up for sale if chancery plans go ahead. I hate to quote from the Boston Globe, but here’s a clip, and the full article is … Continue reading
The barefooted Irish monks that appeared in Europe to combat both Arianism and paganism were a sight to behold. Even the strangeness of their tonsure made them look formidable.
The Pro-Life crusade is gaining major victories in some Central and South American countries. This clip from Lifesite News: San Salvador, Jun. 10, 2008 (LifesiteNews.com/CWN) – All 84 members of the Congress of El Salvador have signed a petition condemning … Continue reading
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Aid to the Church in Need News “Because we have so many vocations – and the number of seminarians we can take is limited by the government – people have to wait for a long time before entering seminary.” – … Continue reading
Caracas, Jun 9, 2008 / 04:33 pm (CNA).- Various Venezuelan bishops are criticizing a new law on national intelligence that would force all Venezuelans to act as informants. Cardinal Jorge Urosa of Caracas has reacted to the law by warning … Continue reading
Clip from CNA In a short autobiography at Catholic Authors, the grandmother of eight wrote that curiosity about the saints led her into the Church and her career as a Catholic writer. She was especially interested in the life of … Continue reading
Vatican, Jun. 6, 2008 (CWNews.com) – Pope Benedict XVI (bio – news) met on June 6 with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who was making his first formal visit to the Vatican since his return to the helm of the … Continue reading
New York, Jun. 5, 2008 (CWNews.com) – A Maryknoll priest who was a leading figure in Nicaragua’s leftist government during the 1980s has been elected president of the UN general assembly. Miguel D’Escoto Brockmann, who was foreign minister of Nicaragua … Continue reading
San Jose, CA., Jun 5, 2008 / 03:44 am (CNA).- Last month, Bishop Mar Bawai Soro and nearly 1,000 Assyrian Christian families were received into communion with the Chaldean Catholic Church in California. Bishop Bawai explained the process to CNA, … Continue reading
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