Chicago’s Cardinal Francis George is asking for prayers after dropping out of an experimental drug program that was supposed to help his body to recognize and attack the cancer that has been plaguing him for several years.
Monthly Archives: January 2015
Should Christians Practice NIA?
Debbie Rosas with former husband, Carlos
CB writes: “Could you please help me to explain . . . why the practice of NIA is contrary to Orthodox Catholic teaching? I know in my heart it is wrong but struggle to find the words to convey why this practice is based in the occult ,dangerous & to be discarded. It was advertised in the parish bulletin & likely to lead others astray.”
Lawmakers Introduce New Pro-Life Bill
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
A new and largely pro-life Congress is ready for battle with two lawmakers introducing a law that will ban abortion on babies 20 weeks or older to prevent fetal pain.
‘An Answer To Prayer’
“What we mean, in the last resort, by
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Holy Name of Jesus Women of Grace Continue Their Commitment
My name is Chris Arnold and I am one of the newest Regional Coordinators. I come from a parish with a deep commitment to the Women of Grace study program and a strong sisterhood of women participants and leaders. Read the rest…
Will Attack Force France to Confront Its Muslim Problem?
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
With the suspects of yesterday’s deadly terrorist attack on a French magazine still on the loose, experts around the world are asking the question – will France finally confront its increasingly threatening Muslim population?
City of Atlanta Fires Christian Fire Chief
Kelvin Cochran
Authorities in the city of Atlanta are under fire today after dismissing their popular fire chief, Kelvin Cochran, because of statements he made about homosexuality in a book he recently self-published.
One Humble Soul
“The Creator of the universe awaits the prayer
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Divine Love And Intimacy
“Prayer is not only the mutual presence
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Pope Praises Mothers in First Catechesis of 2015
Pope Francis dedicated the first Wednesday morning catechesis of 2015 to a teaching about the importance of mothers in both the family and the Christian community.
