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Synod Intrigues and A Call for Prayer
Archbishop Zbignev Stankevics calls for prayerIn addition to a host of other intrigues, allegations are swirling today that groups within the Vatican are engineering the Synod to move toward "modernizing" Church teaching on social issues, which prompted Latvian Archbishop Zbignev Stankevics to issue an urgent call for prayer.
Parents: You Could be Liable for Your Child's Facebook Posts!
A Georgia Court of Appeals has ruled that parents can be held liable for what their children post on Facebook, a decision lawyers are calling a new legal precedent.
Mother Teresa for Governor?
With both candidates for governor of the state of Rhode Island in favor of abortion "rights", Bishop Thomas Tobin of the Diocese of Providence is suggesting that voters write-in the name of Mother Teresa in protest to send a signal that voters want to see pro-life candidates on the ballot in November.
Union With Him
Lesbian Mayor Subpoenas Pastors' Sermons On Homosexuality
Houston Mayor Annise ParkerIn a chilling example of just how far homosexual activists are willing to go to force people to accept their lifestyle, the city of Houston, which has an openly lesbian mayor, has subpoenaed pastors demanding that they turn over any sermon dealing with homosexuality, gender identity or the mayor. Anyone who fails to comply could be held in contempt of court.
Vatican Bemoans Synod Distortions
Cardinal Wilfrid NapierCommentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Thanks to a combination of irresponsible reporting and the vague language contained in the first document released by the Extraordinary Synod of Bishops, the Vatican was forced to issue a statement yesterday reminding the public that this is just a "working document" and reflects no doctrinal changes in Church teaching.
Are Mexican Playing Cards Dangerous?
CA writes: "Is there anything wrong playing with Mexican playing cards . . . kinda like poker?"
2nd U.S. Ebola Victim is Devout Catholic
Nina PhamNina Pham, the dedicated Dallas nurse who was infected with Ebola after treating Thomas Eric Duncan, the first Ebola patient to die in the U.S., is a devout Catholic whose faith very much informed her work as a nurse.
