Ninety-two year-old-woman witnesses to a mugger and sends him home to pray. Read more
Ninety-two year-old-woman witnesses to a mugger and sends him home to pray. Read more
Pope Francis spoke about families. The temporary quality of modern life cuts us to pieces, he said. But marriage gives us courage. I’ve found this to be true in my own life. The one person I can always count on is my husband. Marriage provides stability and security that people cannot find in any other human relationship. Read more
Dedicated to loving parents everywhere. Read more
Rumors aside, it appears that Pope Francis is not going to overturn the 2,000-year-old Church teaching on the sanctity of Holy Matrimony. The Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Archbishop Gerhard Ludwig Muller published an article in the Vatican newspaper, putting that story to rest. Archbishop Muller writes that marriage is indissoluble as is testified in both Scripture and Tradition. From National Catholic Register: That Pope Francis is not going to change the discipline that denies... Read more
As an American, I find British law confusing, which, I expect is equally true of the British when they try to consider American law. My understanding of the current legal situation concerning sex selected abortion in Britain is, to put it in American terms, that the agency charged with enforcing the statute has determined that it is, if a single loophole is followed, unenforceable. The decision was based on a request for prosecution of two doctors who agreed to... Read more
Deacon Greg has the story. Mikey Weinstein, former legal counsel to the administration of President Reagan, has scored what I would imagine is to him another big victory. Thanks to a phone call from Mr Weinstein, the Air Force Academy has made the phrase in its oath “so help me God” optional. Just in case someone might be tempted to mistake Mr Weinstein for a civil libertarian, let’s consider an article I discussed earlier that he wrote for the... Read more
It began — at least for me — when Public Catholic reader Manny shared this link. That led me to a google search where I found links from National Right to Life Belfast Telegraph Susan B Anthony List Zenit Breitbart Statement from the Crown Prosecution Service all of which say that Manny’s link is correct. The UK has done one of those this-is-how-we-interpret-the-law laws that now allows doctors to perform sex-selected abortions. I’m not going to comment about this... Read more
Brazil and Mexico have joined Germany and France in protesting American spying on their leaders and citizens. When on when will someone in Congress take a brief timeout from attacking members of the other political party and speak up for the American people? Why are we the only ones our government can violate without anybody speaking up for us? Why is the government listening in on our phone calls and reading our emails without any resistance from the people... Read more
Would you like to call President Obama and demand that he stop tapping your phone? Some people have done just that. According to a New York Times article, German Chancellor Angela Merkel dialed up the president and angrily demanded assurance that he was not tapping her cell phone. French President Francois Hollande summoned the American Ambassador and expressed “extreme approbation” over NSA spying on French citizens. It’s too bad we the people don’t have someone to make a similar... Read more
According to a first-person account from LifeNews.com, Yale University recently held it’s first pro life conference. The conference was called Vita et Veritas. The event was hosted by Choose Life at Yale, the campus pro life group. Speakers included representatives from the American Life League, Feminists for Life, and Secular Pro life. From LifeNews.com: This past weekend, CLAY hosted the first pro-life conference at Yale, called “Vita et Veritas” which means “life and truth” in Latin. Vita et Veritas... Read more
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