“Love the Madonna and pray the Rosary,
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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Catholic High School Stands Firm Against Makers of Lesbian Film
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Salesian High School, a Catholic boys’ school in New Rochelle, New York, is taking heat for refusing to allow its premises to be used to film a scene for a movie about a lesbian couple, an incident that is being used as yet another hammer with which to pummel Church teaching.
Dallas Bishop Speaks About Harboring Family of Ebola Victim
Archbishop Kevin Farrell
Although he received some criticism for doing so, Dallas Bishop Kevin Farrell sheltered the fiancé of Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person to die of Ebola in the U.S., during the required quarantine period because that’s what Jesus would have done.
Linger Longer
“The rosary is not a road, but a place,
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Reading Christ
“Contemplating the scenes of
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Adult Cells Enable Paralyzed Man to Walk Again
Darek Fidyka
A 38 year-old Bulgarian man has become the first person to walk again after being paralyzed from the waist down, thanks to a new procedure using nerve-supporting cells from the inside of his nose.
Children of Same-Sex Parents to Speak Out
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
In an explosive blog posted on The American Thinker, Rivka Edelman, who was raised by same-sex parents, says she and others like her have had enough of being bullied, threatened and publicly maligned by gay activists for telling the truth about the hardships of being raised by homosexual parents and are currently in the process of getting their stories ready for publication.
City Tries to Force Ministers to Perform Same-Sex “Marriages”
Donald & Evelyn Knapp
Officials in the town of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho are under fire today for trying to force two ordained Christian ministers to perform same-sex weddings under threat of fines and jail time.
Houston Mayor Continues Bullying Campaign
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Annise Parker, the openly gay mayor of Houston who caused a national outcry last week for subpoenaing the sermons of five Christian pastors, made several unsuccessful attempts to convince the public that she’s backing off of this outrageous breach of the U.S. Constitution even while continuing to bully Christians for expressing their views in church sanctuaries.
Final Report Issued as Historic Synod Closes
The final report issued by the attendees of the historic Extraordinary Synod on the Family contains none of the controversial language of the interim working document and signals more work to be done at next year’s Synod.
