Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
The Archbishop of Oklahoma City and a fellow priest performed “prayers of exorcism” inside the Oklahoma Civic Center Music Hall to rid the building of any evil spirits that may have infested it after the September 21 black mass.
My name is Rose Newcomer and I am literally a “newcomer” since I have only been a Women of Grace Regional Coordinator for the past year. My journey began in 2008 when I attended my first Malvern Retreat. It was at this retreat that I met a woman who was to become a very dear friend in my life. She introduced me to the Women of Grace Full of Grace: Women and the Abundant Life Foundational Study Program at her parish and since then I have facilitated seven classes, bringing this life transforming gift to nearly 100 faith-filled daughters of God. Read the rest…
Women of Grace Regional Coordinator, Diana Marie Salsman recently asked if we would join her family in praying a novena to Blessed Teresa of Calcutta for her grandson Luke, who is in the preparation stage for an Allogeneic transplant. This is a very serious procedure which has the potential of saving Luke’s life and bringing him back to health. A tentative date of Nov 4 has been set for the transplant and the preparation is set to begin on October 13th, the feast of the miracle at Fatima.
“Take great care to avoid the two pitfalls
Read the rest…
Amanda Zinkon (L) and Jennifer Cramblett
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
A white lesbian couple is suing a sperm bank for giving them the “wrong” sperm which resulted in a mixed race baby daughter whom they love – BUT – she wasn’t what they ordered.
The California Catholic Conference has filed a complaint with the Office of Civil Rights at the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) after an August 22 directive to health care providers ordering them to cover abortion for any reason because it was “basic health care.”
Some of the teenage girls who were kidnapped by ISIS terrorists but managed to escape are opening the eyes of the world to the barbaric treatment they endured while in captivity.
“From my youthful years this prayer Read the rest…
The first case of Ebola has been diagnosed in the U.S. and even though we have the highest standard of medical care in the world, internal government reports show that we are not prepared to deal with a potential pandemic.
In spite of a recent statement by the American Academy of Pediatrics which recommends IUD’s to teens rather than birth control pills, at least one high-profile OB-GYN says he’d never allow his daughter to use this device.
