Pictures of thousands of Indian teachers and students performing yoga were all over the Internet last week. They staged the performance not to show off their physical fitness or the perfection of their poses. The aim of the performance was to pray for peace!
Monthly Archives: October 2014
The Household of Nazareth
“The family that recites the Rosary together
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“Pause For Prayer”
“To pray the Rosary for children, and even
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Family Rosary
“The Holy Rosary, by age-old tradition,
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Civil Rights Commish Chastises Houston Mayor
Commissioner Peter Kirsanow
Annise Parker, the openly gay mayor of Houston, got a tongue-lashing this week from a member of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights for demanding copies of the sermons and e-mails of five Houston pastors who supported a citizen-led initiative to defeat a controversial transgender law.
Praying Ardently
“If evils increase, the devotion of the
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Exploiting Little Girls for a Twisted Notion of Feminism
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
There’s a reason why radical feminism went the way of go-go boots and fishnet stockings – and the reason couldn’t be more obvious than in a cheesy new video featuring f-bomb- dropping little girls dressed as princesses who are fighting for equal rights.
New Halloween Thriller Comes with Free Ouija Board
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
A new supernatural horror film based on the dangers of contacting spirits through a Ouija board opens tomorrow. AMC Theaters is giving away free Ouija boards to the first 100 people to buy tickets.
Remembering Helen Hull Hitchcock, ‘a true daughter of God’
This week, the EWTN family pays tribute to Helen Hull Hitchcock, a true daughter of God and defender of Catholic faith and family. She was a pioneer in the renewal of the sacred liturgy and reclaiming women’s authentic role in the Church.
In October of 2003, I had the great privilege of interviewing her about Pope John Paul II’s then new encyclical Ecclesia Dei, which sought to correct many of the liturgical abuses that were taking place at that time. You can watch our interview here. Read the rest…
Seminarian With Brain Cancer Addresses Brittany Maynard
Philip Johnson
A young seminarian with incurable brain cancer is praying that 29 year-old Brittany Maynard, who is suffering the same plight and publicly announced plans to take her life with prescription drugs on November 1, is asking her to choose to fight instead so that her life and witness can be an example and inspiration to others.
