In an open letter to President Barack Obama on the occasion of his inauguration, Father Frank Pavone, president and founder of Priests for Life, told the president he was suffering from the same "blind spot" as other abortion advocates who bemoan the killing of innocent children in Newtown, but do nothing to stop the slaughter of the defenseless unborn.
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Paul Ehrlich, the man whose controversial 1968 book
The Population Bomb became the bible of the population control movement, recently condemned people with large families, saying they shouldn't be allowed to procreate at will.
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Amidst pleas for prayers for Christian unity this week, Pope Benedict XVI is also asking that the faithful pray for world peace and an end to violence.
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During President Barack Obama's inaugural address yesterday, he laid out a progressive agenda that will focus on climate change, gun laws, equal rights for women and homosexuals and immigration.
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In spite of the constant news coverage of the gun control debate, an overwhelming majority of Americans don't believe the availability of guns is to blame for the increase in mass shootings, but cite problems such as parents who don't pay enough attention to their children and the lack of effective treatment for mental illness as being more to blame for the problem.
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A Harvard geneticist is hoping to find an "adventurous female human" who will be willing to carry a "neo-Neanderthal" child created from DNA taken from the bones of the primitive sub-species of humankind.
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Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila of Denver prayed for an end to violence and a rejection of hatred, bitterness and anger during a ceremony marking the reopening of the theater in Aurora where 12 people were killed on this summer.
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Although it might seem as if the pro-abortion agenda is in its heyday, the numbers show that behind the scenes, this industry has suffered devastating losses over the last 22 years.
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Women of Grace, an apostolate whose mission is to transform the world one woman at a time, is taking to the streets on January 25!
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SA writes: "I
have Catholic friends who faithfully view Sid Roth:It's Supernatural. I have watched the show myself and while Mr. Roth may have good intentions, I find the whole thing simply 'entertaining'. My Catholic friends were upset when I stated that I thought it was a waste of time to view this program. There is no way to verify the supernatural encounters his guests have, let alone determine that they are from the Holy Spirit. Of course, each guest has a series of DVDs to sell to teach viewers how to perform deliverance etc. What is your opinion?"
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