Recently, we celebrated the
Feast of St. Charles Lwanga and twenty one Ugandan martyrs. Charles and his young companions converted to Christianity from paganism. Sentenced to death under king Mwanga, who felt threatened because they would not bow to him, make sacrifices to his pagan gods or succumb to his sexual advances, they exhibited the kind of courage, strength, and fortitude necessary to be witnesses for Our Lord, Jesus Christ, in a moment when great sin abounded.
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With a decision about the alleged apparitions at Medjugorje expected soon, Pope Francis warned the faithful to be careful not to rely on visions but on Jesus Christ.
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The state of Georgia is facing an unprecedented legal situation in the case of a 23 year-old woman who took an abortion pill she purchased on the internet which resulted in the illegal abortion of a five-and-a-half-month-old baby boy.
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“A little drop of simple obedience is worth a
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Justice prevailed for a Christian woman who was fired from her job last year simply because she replied to a lesbian co-worker’s question about why Christianity believes same-sex relations are sinful.
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ML writes: "
My friend is getting treatments and products from a person she says is a doctor. Although when I asked what kind of doctor, my friend did not know. She invited me to buy products for weight loss from Graf. I declined because I had a very bad feeling about it. . . .
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In a sweeping victory for women, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a Texas law requiring that abortion clinics meet the same health and safety standards as facilities that provide other outpatient surgeries.
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A Girl Scout troop in Salt Lake City is continuing to prove the downward spiral of the organization as six members of Troop 1161 chose to lead the Salt Lake City Gay Pride Parade last Sunday carrying a banner that read, “Pride is . . . beautiful love!”
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“Obedience unites us so closely to
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A new survey has found that abortions have declined by nearly 12 percent in the U.S. since 2011.
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Recently, we celebrated the Feast of St. Charles Lwanga and twenty one Ugandan martyrs. Charles and his young companions converted to Christianity from paganism. Sentenced to death under king Mwanga, who felt threatened because they would not bow to him, make sacrifices to his pagan gods or succumb to his sexual advances, they exhibited the kind of courage, strength, and fortitude necessary to be witnesses for Our Lord, Jesus Christ, in a moment when great sin abounded.
