The people of the staunchly Christian nation of the Dominican Republic took to the streets yesterday to protest the appointment of James “Wally” Brewster, an openly homosexual man, as their new U.S. ambassador.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Same-Sex Marriage in the Classroom
Now that the Supreme Court has issued two key rulings considered favorable to the issue of same-sex marriage, legal experts are warning parents that public schools will be teaching this subject in ways they might not approve.
St. Matthew Church Scam Still Going Strong
In March, 2012, I wrote about a scam organization that goes by the name of St. Matthew’s Church which uses questionable tactics to get people to send money in exchange for prayers.
Take It To The Top
“It shall happen as God shall choose,
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Pope’s Lifestyle Inspires the World
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
It’s been only five months since his election, but Pope Francis is already leaving his mark on both the Vatican and the world, inspiring many to eschew the unnecessary frills of life in order to take better care of the poorest among us.
Dead Baby Comes Back to Life in Hospital Chapel
News organizations around the world are reporting on a miraculous story of a newborn baby who died minutes after birth whose tiny body was laid on the altar in the hospital chapel by a grieving nurse who returned three hours later to find the baby alive.
Survey: Families Spend Less Than 8 Hours Together Per Week
The demands of modern living are starving the family of precious time together with a new study finding the average family spending less than eight hours together per week.
Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Bishop: Catholic Murdered by Homosexual was Martyred for the Faith
Mary Stachowicz
(1951-2002)
In a recent speech, Bishop Thomas Paprocki said the woman who once worked as his secretary and who was beaten to death by a homosexual man in 2002 “died as a martyr for her faith” and yet received little or no attention from the media.
Is the Catholic Health Association Still Catholic?
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Sr. Carol Keehan
A national petition campaign has been launched by the Catholic faithful who have grown weary with Sister Carol Keehan of the Catholic Health Association (CHA) who has once again defied Church authority by siding with the Obama Administration and accepting the final version of the controversial birth control mandate.
