In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision against the Obama Administration's birth control mandate last week, religious employers are now asking for another exemption - this time to protect them from being forced to either hire LGBT personnel or lose government funding.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
The next time someone complains about how a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision regarding Obamacare's birth control mandate is limiting women's access to contraceptives, remind them that more women than ever are now receiving free birth control.
The battle between church and state rages on as a Kentucky bank teller and her attorney allege that she was fired from her job simply for telling customers to "have a blessed day."
An exorcist is warning the public that regardless of why they may choose to do so, attending black masses, such as the one that is being planned at the Oklahoma City Civic Center in September, opens them to the power of the demonic.
TO writes: "Whenever I read something involved with a locutionist, I always wonder if it is from the devil. Can Women of Grace investigate the "Chaplet of Protection". Here is information I found at the website."
Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City is decrying a recent announcement by the Oklahoma City Civic Center stating their intent to host a "Black Mass performance" on September 21, 2014 which will be conducted by a local satanic church whose leader is a registered sex offender.
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