Fr. Z explains it well:
Perhaps other blogs will pick this up and help.
An article from the ultra-liberal New York Times (“Hell’s Bible”) is posted on the even more liberal MSNBC.
The article concerns the objections of the USCCB against pressure from the Obama Administration and/or states to force Catholic adoption agencies to allow homosexual “couples” to adopt.
You have to scroll down to the bottom of the MSNBC webpage to find the poll form.
Click here!
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Friday, December 2, 2011
Stephen Colbert on the New Translation and Papa Bene Driving without a Seat Belt
Stephen Colbert gives his two cents worth on the New Translation of the Roman Missal as well as Papa Bene not wearing his seatbelt during his trip to Germany.
Of course, most of what he says is incorrect, but the satire and delivery makes it enjoyable to view.
Warning, there is profanity that is bleeped out.
Hat Tip: Thomas Peters
Of course, most of what he says is incorrect, but the satire and delivery makes it enjoyable to view.
Warning, there is profanity that is bleeped out.
Hat Tip: Thomas Peters
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Interview On the Radio Today at 5pm Eastern
The interview will be about ThePulp.it, The American Catholic, Custos Fidei, and the other Catholic websites that I operate as well as my work on the National Catholic Register.
This is my first interview and it is an already humbling experience. Pray for me that I won't make a fool of myself!
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Bakhita: From Slave To Saint
Her last owner, an Italian Christian, moved her (escaped more like it) to Italy where she eventually won her freedom through the Italian courts because Catholic Italy didn't recognize the institution of slavery. She left her owner and joined the Canossians, a religious order.
During her time in Italy she was befriended by a village priest and converted to Catholicism. After being freed from slavery she entered the Canossians as "Josephine Margarita Afortunada" in 1890 A.D., receiving Holy Communion for the first time from the Cardinal Patriarch of Venice himself.
Saint Bakhita's life as a slave was always that of giving and charity with gentleness and a smile. She continued these virtues as a religious.
Her legacy was that of transformation that is possible through suffering. Her story of deliverance from physical slavery also symbolizes all those who find meaning and inspiration in her life for their own deliverance from spiritual slavery. Reflecting her own material life of being forced to convert to Islam and finding peace and love in the arms of Christ as a Catholic.
Hat Tip: Carl Olson of Ignatius Insight Scoop
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Vote for the National Catholic Register
The secular website About.com is running a contest of which is the Best Catholic Newspaper (among many other categories). I'd like our readers to go visit their website to vote for the National Catholic Register as their choice (if it's not your choice, move along and read the other articles here on our website).
The National Catholic Register is America's oldest Catholic newspaper as well as being the most read and well written. They hold fidelity to the teachings of the Magisterium so you know you're getting high quality articles.
To vote for the National Catholic Register please click here.
The National Catholic Register is America's oldest Catholic newspaper as well as being the most read and well written. They hold fidelity to the teachings of the Magisterium so you know you're getting high quality articles.
To vote for the National Catholic Register please click here.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
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