A Swedish man will stand trial for the murder of his 28 year-old girlfriend who allegedly died as a result of the kind of brutal sado-masochistic sex games glorified in the runaway bestseller, Fifty Shades of Grey.
Monthly Archives: January 2013
Iran Sentences American Christian Pastor to Eight Years
The nation of Iran is being accused of violating international law for the sentencing of an American Christian pastor to eight years in one of the country’s most notorious prisons for nothing more than practicing his faith.
Media Ignores Record-Breaking March for Life
Even though the media continued its long tradition of ignoring the event, this year’s March for Life, held on Friday, January 25, is believed to have broken all records for attendance as more than a half million people converged on the nation’s capital, braving the bitter cold to protest the legalization of abortion in America.
St. Thomas Aquinas, Priest and Doctor (1225 – 1274)
“Whoever wishes to live perfectly Read the rest…
Feast of St. Angela Merici, Virgin (1470 – 1540)
“Mothers and sisters most dear to me in Christ: Read the rest…
Feast of Saints Timothy and Titus
“As for you, be steady and self-possessed; Read the rest…
Woman Gives Birth Twice in Eight Months
A British woman who got pregnant just seven weeks after delivering the smallest baby ever born in Wales delivered a second preterm child within eight months in spite of doctor’s pleas for her to have an abortion.
Study: Abortion Nurses Plagued with Compassion Fatigue
A new study conducted at Japan’s Kanazawa University has found that nurses and midwives who participate in abortions are plagued by burnout and compassion fatigue.
Pope: Social Networking Essential to Modern Evangelization
In keeping with the Year of Faith, Pope Benedict XVI’s World Communications Day message for 2013 says the virtual world of social networking can’t be ignored if we want to spread the faith to the next generation, and cautions users to be more respectful and less provocative on-line.
Has Yoga Gone to the Dogs?
The answer is yes, and it’s called DOGA (I’m not making this up).
