In spite of all the outlandish lawsuits and politically correct gag-orders, pollsters say Americans not only love Christmas, but overwhelming majorities think it belongs in public schools where there ought to be more religion!
The final report of the Ordinary Synod on the Family, which is now available in English, isn’t causing much of a media splash because it contains none of the radical reforms so many were hoping to see.
A Women of Grace Regional Facilitator Training was recently held at St. Vincent’s Catholic Church in Wildwood, Florida.
Regional Coordinators, Sue Jacobsen from Millville, NJ and Mary Dillenback, from Fishers Landing, NY were invited by Regional coordinator Nancy Elhajj to train facilitators from St. Vincent’s parish and St. Paul’s parish in Leesburg, FL. There will be Foundational Studies in both parishes starting in January.
The court battle continues this week for the free speech rights of David Daleiden, the man responsible for producing undercover videos that exposed the abortion industry’s peddling of aborted fetal body parts.
The rise of ISIS and recent terror attacks in Paris and San Bernardino have caused a new wave of frenzied speculation about the prophecies of a blind Bulgarian clairvoyant who allegedly made many accurate predictions of world events before her death 20 years ago.
After reading about a surrogate mother who is being pressured by the biological parents to abort one of the three children she is carrying for them, a second surrogate mother has come forward to report being pressured to do the same. Both women have refused.
Come on a Lenten journey and discover your mission and the gift of your feminine genius through the Women of Grace Foundational Study, "Full of Grace: Women and the Abundant Life!" Along the way, you will meet sixteen great women saints, receive wisdom from Holy Mother Church, unpack the life-changing wisdom of Sacred Scripture, and discover how the Blessed Virgin Mary is the exemplar of Christian discipleship and the pathway to her Son, Jesus Christ and into the heart of God the Father.
In spite of all the outlandish lawsuits and politically correct gag-orders, pollsters say Americans not only love Christmas, but overwhelming majorities think it belongs in public schools where there ought to be more religion!
