(Turtle Bay and Beyond) Yesterday, Slovenia held a post-legislative referendum on the new Family Code that was adopted in the Slovenian parliament in June 2011. In a popular vote, 55% of voters rejected the new Family Code and 45% supported … Continue reading
Catholic Culture: When our politicians suggest jettisoning the established understanding of marriage and subverting its meaning they aren’t derided. Instead, their attempt to redefine reality is given a polite hearing, their madness is indulged. Their proposal represents a grotesque subversion … Continue reading
In an interview with LifeSite News last week C.J. Doyle, who directs the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts, said: “The injury to the conscience rights of Catholic hospitals was not done so much so much by the church’s ideological enemies … Continue reading
Catholic Culture: The public spokesman of the Mexico City archdiocese has announced that he will appeal a July 1 court ruling that he engaged in illegal political activity when he said that Catholics should not vote for candidates who support … Continue reading
Conspiracy? Hasty close-door meetings with the Gov,. phone calls galore, quid pro quo’s, and assurances of job survival (and it is “job security” for these worthless careerists) measure up to a sell-out by enough cowardly Republican politicians to carry the … Continue reading
The Wednesday English edition of L’Osservatore Romano will carry the translation of an article attacking the government of Argentina for passing this same sex “marriage” law. Archbishop of Buenos Aires Jorge Mario Bergoglio was quoted by the Vatican paper as … Continue reading
A homosexual activist summed it up poignantly: “Today’s historic vote shows how far Catholic Argentina has come [fallen], from dictatorship to true democratic values, and how far the freedom to marry movement has come, as twelve countries on four continents … Continue reading
Manchester — (for news story, see “Gay marriage bill signed into law in New Hampshire“) Bishop McCormack released the following statement today: I am deeply disappointed that the bill to legalize same sex marriage in New Hampshire was signed into … Continue reading
The following is the most recent statement of Bishop John McCormack on this issue (see article in the Nashua Telegraph). We believe that we should be doing all we can as a society to support and protect marriage, which is … Continue reading
Not only was there an outcry from religious leaders but from government officials as well. Apparently in Greece, a country not known for sexual restrictiveness, marriage still means something. This article appeared in International JPost.com “A Greek court annulled Greece’s … Continue reading
This time it was the legislature overruling the governor’s veto. I’m looking at the front page photo of the three female activists. One’s laughing; one’s crying; and one’s about to do one or the other; can’t quite tell. Judging from … Continue reading
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