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Florida will issue $5K fines each time school or business asks for proof of COVID vaccine

September 5, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Florida will issue $5K fines each time school or business asks for proof of COVID vaccine

Florida is set to start fining businesses, government entities and schools up to $5,000 for asking customers or visitors to show proof they have been vaccinated against the coronavirus. “Promises made, promises kept,” a spokesperson for Gov. Ron DeSantis, Taryn Fenske, said of the rule explaining the fines, according to Fox 13.  The Florida Department of Health published a rule last week titled, “Penalties for COVID-19 Vaccine Documentation Requirements,” that will take effect on Sept. 16 and will result in fines of up to $5,000 being issued “per individual and separate violation.” Fines will need to be paid within 30 days. 

Texas becomes first state ever to enforce ‘heartbeat law’

September 1, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Texas becomes first state ever to enforce ‘heartbeat law’

FacebookTwitterMore82 As of midnight on September 1, 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court had not yet responded to an emergency appeal from abortion proponents to stop the Texas Heartbeat Act from going into effect, which protects preborn children from the first detectable heartbeat (around five to six weeks gestation). According to the Associated Press, at least 12 other states had previously passed legislation to protect children at the same point in gestation, none had been allowed to go into effect until now, making Texas the first state to successfully enforce such a law. News outlets reported that abortion facilities in the state had stopped scheduling abortions past six weeks days in advance of the September 1 effective date. The AP noted, “Planned Parenthood is among the abortion providers 

A Letter of Gratitude from Cardinal Burke

August 29, 2021 breaking Comments Off on A Letter of Gratitude from Cardinal Burke

Praised be Jesus Christ! In the Sacred Heart of Jesus and through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I express deep gratitude to God, who has brought me to this point of healing and recovery. As previously communicated by the leadership and staff of the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, for whom I also express my profound appreciation, I am no longer intubated with a medical ventilator. I have been transferred out of the Medical Intensive Care Unit and settled in a hospital room where the doctors, nurses, and numerous hospital staff have provided vigilant, superb, and steadfast medical care. For these dedicated professionals, too, I offer heartfelt thanks, as well as to the priests who have ministered to me…Continue Reading

Chicago archdiocese mandates COVID vaccination for clerics, employees

August 26, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Chicago archdiocese mandates COVID vaccination for clerics, employees

The Archdiocese of Chicago will require all archdiocesan employees and clergy to receive the vaccine for COVID-19 within the next six weeks, and will only allow exemptions for medical reasons.  “We have made this decision convinced that this is the best way to stop the spread of this deadly illness,” Blase Cardinal Cupich of Chicago, said in an Aug. 19 email sent to clergy and staff.  Cardinal Cupich said that he was “following the lead of Pope Francis” by encouraging vaccinations, and that getting vaccinated is “an act of charity.” 

2,000 Health Care Workers File Suit Against Governor for Mandating COVID Vaccine

August 26, 2021 breaking Comments Off on 2,000 Health Care Workers File Suit Against Governor for Mandating COVID Vaccine

Today, Liberty Counsel has filed a lawsuit on behalf of more than 2,000 health care workers against Governor Janet Mills, health officials of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services, Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, and five of Maine’s largest hospital systems MaineHealth, Genesis Healthcare of Maine, LLC, Genesis Healthcare, LLC, Northern Light Health Foundation, and MaineGeneral Health, regarding the state’s attempt to ignore federal law and remove religious exemptions and accommodations from unlawful COVID shot mandates for health care workers. Prior to her newly minted shot mandate, G

COVID vaccines: Spokane bishop supports conscience rights, but says priests won’t provide religious exemption

August 24, 2021 breaking Comments Off on COVID vaccines: Spokane bishop supports conscience rights, but says priests won’t provide religious exemption

After Washington state announced a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for school employees, the Bishop of Spokane said that conscience rights should be respected, but that priests shouldn’t sign documents regarding the conscience of another. Washington Governor Jay Inslee announced a COVID-19 vaccine requirement Aug. 18 for all employees who work in K-12 schools, most early childhood learning centers,

Great News . . . Cardinal Burke

August 21, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Great News . . . Cardinal Burke

August 21, 2021 Praised be Jesus Christ! The Cardinal’s family is pleased to announce that His Eminence has come off the ventilator and will leave the ICU today to return to his hospital room. His sister spoke with him on the phone this morning, and His Eminence expressed his deep gratitude for the many prayers offered on his behalf. His family asks that we continue those prayers for his full and speedy recovery, and they are grateful to God for the exceptional medical care the Cardinal has received from the dedicated doctors and nurses who continue to assist him. The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe and the Cardinal’s media will provide further updates as directed by his family. God…Continue Reading

Chicago, Philly archdioceses tell priests not to provide religious exemption from COVID vaccines

August 21, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Chicago, Philly archdioceses tell priests not to provide religious exemption from COVID vaccines

The archdioceses of both Philadelphia and Chicago have instructed their clerics not to assist parishioners seeking religious exemptions from receiving COVID-19 vaccines. An Aug. 18 letter from Fr. Michael Hennelly, Vicar for Clergy for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, said that neither the archdiocese “nor its parishes are able to provide support, written or otherwise, for individuals seeking an exemption from the vaccine on religious grounds.” And Blase Cardinal Cupich of Chicago wrote Aug. 17 to priests instructing them to “politely 

Senate Passes Budget Amendment to Ban Taxpayer-Funding of Abortions

August 12, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Senate Passes Budget Amendment to Ban Taxpayer-Funding of Abortions

In a huge victory for pro-life Americans, the Senate voted for a budget amendment to its multi-trillion spending bill that bans taxpayer-funding of abortions for any federal fudns authorized under the bill. Sen. James Lankford of Oklahoma introduced a resolution amendment that protects against taxpayer funding of abortion. His amendment to prohibit the use of taxpayer dollars for funding of abortions and abortion-related discrimination was successfully adopted by a vote of 50-49 to the Democrats’ partisan budget resolution. The amendment ensures that the budget will comply with the

Government is Spending Millions of Your Tax Dollars to Harvest Organs From Babies Who are Still Alive

August 7, 2021 breaking Comments Off on Government is Spending Millions of Your Tax Dollars to Harvest Organs From Babies Who are Still Alive

Earlier this week, LifeNews.com reported on some extremely depraved and disturbing claims. Documents obtained by the Center For Medical Progress (CMP) via a FOIA request suggest that the government paid millions of dollars to the University of Pittsburgh so it could harvest tissue from aborted babies for research. What’s more is that supposedly these babies’ organs are harvested before they’re killed. And we claim to be a civilized society when we do that?! LifeNews’ initial report from August 3 stated that “Judicial Watch and the Center for Medical Progress said they obtained 252 pages of new documents about the university’s practices from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.” These d