Acts of the Apostasy
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(AoftheANews) AoftheANews has learned that St. Patrick has officially resigned as patron saint of Ireland, as a direct result of the national referendum held on May 23, where so-called same sex marriage was overwhelmingly approved. According to a spokesman for St Patrick, God accepted his resignation late Sunday afternoon. “It is with deep regret that I hereby officially tender my resignation as patron saint of the once-Catholic nation of Ireland,” the sainted bishop’s letter began, “as it appears my intervention... Read more
Hester Prynne really deserves an apology. She got a raw deal. Here’s the story from The Washington Post: How to break free from monogamy without destroying marriage Before online dating, before her two kids, before the Big Conversation with her skeptical husband, Jessie already had an inkling that maybe she wasn’t quite like the ladies she saw at church, that maybe the sexual strictures of life in D.C.’s monied suburbs weren’t for her. Her first marriage, in her early 20s, had... Read more
(AoftheANews) AoftheA News has been given additional details from the secret synod planning session held Monday at the Pontifical Gregorian University. About 50 participants – including cardinals, priests, media representatives and theologians – attended the one-day meeting. Edward Pentin, of the National Catholic Register, reported on the meeting, but these new details emerged after publication of his findings. According to sources who spoke to the AoftheA News Vatican Bureau on condition of anonymity, that along with discussing ways how the Church could be... Read more
In honor of St Philip Neri’s feast day, here’s a website where you can get your recommended dose of Vitamin P – 365 Sayings & Maxims, one for every day of the year. From the site: “It was the aim and study of the holy father, Philip Neri, to introduce among Christians a daily spiritual repast. His children, who have drunk of the spirit of their holy father, have always sought to cultivate this custom of a spiritual repast among devout persons; and... Read more
Acts 2:1-12 “When the day of Pentecost had come, they were all together in one place. And suddenly a sound came from heaven like the rush of a mighty wind, and it filled all the house where they were sitting. And there appeared to them tongues as of fire, distributed and resting on each one of them. And they were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance. “Now there... Read more
…and for the Lutherans, too. Enjoy! MST3K (Mystery Science Theatre 3000 for the uninitiated out there) was incredibly funny. One of my fave shows of all time. Read more
Catholics For Choice Apostates For Choice is the group that runs the Condoms4Life campaign, and it is not a Catholic group. They are an aggressive political advocacy group based in Washington, in complete opposition to Catholic teaching on contraception, abortion and so-called gay marriage. They have co-opted the Catholic name for their own gain. “Catholics” with badly formed consciences use condoms. Faithful Catholics don’t. It’s that simple. Any questions? Read more
A lot has been written about the importance of getting men back into the Church. The data certainly seems dire, as reported at RomanCatholicMan.com (footnotes original from article): *About 11 million adult men in the U.S. were raised Catholic but left the faith[1] and men are under-represented in the Church versus their share of the total population (46% of parishioners are male versus 49% of the population).[2] *Men don’t believe that Catholicism is unique and essential for a happy life. *8 out... Read more
I confess I had never heard of Leslie Lemke. There aren’t enough adjectives to describe his incredible life, nor of the heroism displayed by his adoptive mom, May. From Wisconsin Medical Society, written by Dr. Darrold Treffert: […] The story of Leslie Lemke begins in Milwaukee in 1952. His mother gave him up for adoption at birth. As a complication of his premature birth, Leslie developed retinal problems, then glaucoma, and his eyes had to be surgically removed in the first... Read more
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