Study: U.S. hostile to religious liberty
August 21, 2012 No CommentsThe joint study from Liberty Institute and the Family Research Council (FRC) records up to 600 incidents of hostility toward religion…
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Young Lebanese see Papal visit as a sign of hope
August 21, 2012 No CommentsWhen Pope John Paul II visited Lebanon in 1997 and the country was under Syrian occupation, it was “a bad situation.”
Cross Appears in Sky over Medjugorje
August 20, 2012 No CommentsThe Cross in the sky above Medjugorje on August 15 did indeed form in the clouds….
Rep. Akin told to resign after ‘Rape’ abortion comment
August 20, 2012 No CommentsAkin, a six-term GOP congressman, is challenging Democratic Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill for her seat.
New Hover Vehicle Straight Out of Star Wars
August 20, 2012 No CommentsThe aerial vehicle resembles a science fiction flying bike with two ducted rotors instead of wheels
When Defending Marriage is Called Hate Speech: Shooting at the Family Research Council
August 19, 2012 1 CommentThe shooting at the Family Research Center needs to be watched closely. Perhaps it was the act of a man with psychological problems. Perhaps, it reflects something more ominous. When defending marriage is called “hate speech”, the very future of western culture is placed at risk. The Family Research Council does wonderful work and deserves our prayers and full support.
Georgia worker felt uncomfortable with Mark of the Beast sign
August 19, 2012 No CommentsA Georgia worker is now suing his employer after he refused to wear a 666 sticker that he says represented the Mark of the Beast in Revelations. Billy E. Hyatt is suing on grounds of religious discrimination. The sticker he was asked to wear represents the number of days the plant had been accident free.
Bishop Robert Morlino Affirms Paul Ryan’s Effort to Apply Catholic Social Teaching
August 19, 2012 No Comments“Vice Presidential Candidate Ryan is aware of Catholic Social Teaching and is very careful to fashion and form his conclusions in accord with the principles mentioned above. Of that I have no doubt.A Catholic conscience can never take exception to the prohibition of actions which are intrinsically evil. Nor may a conscience well-formed by reason or the Catholic faith ever choose to vote for someone who clearly, consistently, persistently promotes that which is intrinsically evil. However, a conscience well-formed according to reason or the Catholic faith, must also make choices where intrinsic evil is not involved. How best to care for the poor is probably the finest current example of this.”
Fixing the System that put Monsignor Lynn in Jail
August 18, 2012 No CommentsFr. Orsi from Ave Maria School of Law gives profound insight on how to fix the system that has sentenced his former classmate, Monsignor Lynn, to 3-6 years in jail.
Medalist Reese Hoffa Used Olympics Platform to Promote Adoption
August 16, 2012 No CommentsHe was placed in an orphanage when he was four years old. His mother was barely sixteen when she gave birth to him
