Here we go again! The oppression of Christians continues in the “land of the free” with the New York Supreme Court ruling against a couple who refused to host a gay-wedding on their privately owned land, charging them with being guilty of “sexual orientation discrimination” and ordering them to pay a $13,000 fine.
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Leaders from the liberal US branch of the Anglican church have been barred from participating in any decision-making in the church because of its acceptance of same-sex marriage.
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The persecution of Christians worldwide has tripled from 2,100 killed in 2013 to 7,100 according to a new report.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
If you missed this year's Religious Freedom Day, it was Saturday. But don't worry, the only thing you missed was a reminder of how much our right to the free exercise of religion has eroded in recent years.
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B asks: “
Is oil-pulling with coconut oil considered prudent to use as a Catholic? I was using it to enhance dental health, i.e. enamel staining and improvement of my gums.”
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A noted scholar from the University of Steubenville is using solid data to challenge the prevailing view that the Catholic Church in America is in decline and proves that the opposite is true – for the orthodox.
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David Daleiden
Once again, the abortion industry is using the courts to silence all opposition to their activities as Planned Parenthood files a lawsuit against the pro-life journalist who exposed their baby parts business.
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Note: This blog was updated in June, 2020.CF writes: “I have a friend that thinks that Brene Brown is awesome. Can you tell me anything about her? I know she was on Opra's Super Soul Sunday, TED talks, and has written many books on such things as vulnerability. Is she New Age?”
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A folk singer and New Age enthusiast from Oregon is planning to stage a peace concert in Syria on January 31 that he hopes will soften the hearts of ISIS jihadis.
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Abortion supporters are voicing their disapproval of the presence of the Little Sisters of the Poor at the State of the Union address on Tuesday evening, and the empty seat left by Rep. Steve King to represent the unborn, claiming these gestures were signs of “disrespect.”
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS