During his many months in captivity, James Foley, who was beheaded by the Muslim terrorist group, Islamic State (IS), in retaliation for U.S. airstrikes, once told supporters he could feel their prayers and described praying the rosary on his fingers.
Monthly Archives: August 2014
Study: Gender Inequality Reigns in Elderly Parent Care
A new study from prestigious Princeton University has found that daughters provide as much care as possible for their aging parents while sons tend to do as little as possible – especially if they have a sister. Sometimes elders just need a good Cedarfield assisted living in Henrico County VA retirement place where they can relax and enjoy their life.
Pope Grieves Tragic Loss of Relatives
Pope Francis says he is “deeply pained” by the tragic loss of three relatives who were killed in a fiery car crash in Cordoba, Argentina.
Bring It On…
“What was the life of Christ but a
The Door Without A Knob
“It is by humility that the Lord allows Himself to
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TV’s New Low: Nun Performs Abortion
The Cinemax series, The Knick, in under fire from American Catholics who featuring a nun performing an abortion on an episode that appeared on one of the holiest days of the year – the Feast of the Assumption of Mary.
Iraqi Archbishop Warns West: “You are in Danger!”
Archbishop Amel Shimoun Nona
The Chaldean Catholic archbishop of Mosul, Amel Shimoun Nona, has issued a chilling warning to the West that Christians in the Europe and U.S. can expect the same heartless persecution they experienced at the hands of Islamic jihadists because they don’t believe all men are equal.
Forgiveness Heals Racial Rift
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Even while racial tensions are soaring in Ferguson, Missouri, the healing power of forgiveness changed the lives of two men – black and white – just 400 miles away.
Pregnant Woman Latest Victim of Knock-Out Game
In what police are calling the most cold-hearted case yet, a 34 year-old Brooklyn woman was punched in the face and knocked unconscious while walking down the street with her mother.
Highlights of Pope’s Korean Trip
Pope Francis’ five-day foray into South Korea included a Mass attended by nearly 800,000, saw the baptism of a father of a victim of the Seoul ferry disaster, and gave a powerful silent message to the world about the horrors of abortion.
