Following Jesus without deviating will get you smeared every time. I think it’s a rule of some sort, written by Satan a couple of thousand years ago. It even happened to Jesus Himself when He walked this earth. So … if somebody calls you names for following Him, say thank you. It’s always nice when someone notices your fidelity to Christ and pays it the ultimate compliment. Pope Francis, who has been following right down the line on this Jesus... Read more
The jury’s out on our religious freedoms. Tick. Tick. Tick. We’re all waiting to see what the Supreme Court does to us or for us in their decision on Sebelius v Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. The Supremes are going to hand down a decision on this case soon, and the stakes are enormous. What will the First Amendment mean next month, after they’ve spoken? How much freedom will we have to practice our faith? Will we be forced to make choices... Read more
Public Catholic reader Hannah alerted me that this report was premature. Mrs Ibrahim has not been freed, and is charged with a new crime. Go here for details. Meriam Ibrahim, the Sudanese woman who was sentenced to hang for refusing to renounce her Christian faith, has been freed once again. Mrs Ibrahim, who was 8 months pregnant when she was sentenced and who was forced to give birth in prison while awaiting execution, was freed by the court... Read more
Pope Francis says that torture is a mortal sin. For those who might be confused, a mortal sin is a willfully committed transgression against the law of God that deprives the soul of divine grace. In other words, a mortal sin can send you to hell. Read more
We are in the Fortnight for Freedom. This annual event is sponsored by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. It’s purpose is to promote an awareness of the threats to religious liberty in America today, and to encourage Catholics in every walk of life to stand up for our precious freedom of religion. Freedom of religion is one of the cornerstones in the great American experiment in government of, by and for the people. Without religious freedom, all... Read more
Deacon Greg has the story. Meriam Ibrahim has been arrested again, one day after being freed by the Sudanese courts. Mrs Ibrahim was sentenced to death for apostasy because she married a Christian. Her father is Muslim, but she was raised by her Christian mother. She and her husband have been married for a number of years and have two children, including the baby Mrs Ibrahim was carrying when she received the death sentence. Her attorney, Elshareef Ali Mohammed, said... Read more
A reader asked me to explain what a precinct meeting is, and how it can be used to take back our country. I haven’t had time to research how this is done in each state. I will write other posts describing each state in detail. But this is the process in Oklahoma. The two political parties do not get their platforms out of a box of Cracker Jacks. These platforms are voted on by elected party members. Any registered... Read more
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For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Sir Isaac Newton Sometimes, the laws of physics sound political. Never is this more true than with Sir Isaac Newton’s Third Law of Motion. This third law states simply that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. It is talking about the push-pull of the forces that create motion in pairs of forces. Think about it. You use your legs to kick when you are a swimming.... Read more
SUNA, Sudan’s official news agency, says that the Court of Cassation in Khartoum has canceled the death sentence against Meriam Ibrahim. The court has also ordered her release. Miss Ibrahim, who has a Muslim father, was raised by her Christian mother. She was convicted of apostasy for marrying a Christian and given a death sentence. She was 8 months pregnant at the time. For more details, go to Fox News. Read more
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