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The King of Kings

November 29, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on The King of Kings

Cindy Paslawski We are at the end of the Church year. We began with Advent a year ago, commemorating the time awaiting the coming of the Christ and we are ending these weeks later with a vision of the future, a vision of Christ the King of the Universe on His throne before us all. I sang in the schola in grade school and thanks to our Polish pastor, traditional hymns were a constant even after the Second Vatican Council was misinterpreted into musical chaos. The Feast of Christ the King was always my favorite, I loved the music, the Christus Vincit , the glorious vestments, incense, all of it a peek of heaven. It was a fitting celebration of…Continue Reading

7,000 Pro-Lifers March In London

September 15, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on 7,000 Pro-Lifers March In London

By STEVEN ERTELT LONDON (LifeNews) — Over the weekend, some seven thousand pro-life people in the UK participated in the March for Life in London to protest abortion.They marched to Parliament Square on Saturday, September 2 under the banner of “Freedom to Live” and had to deal with a handful of radical abortion activists.During the rally associated with the march, March for Life Co-Director Isabel Vaughan-Spruce talked about how she was arrested for silently praying against abortion outside an abortion center in England.“On the second time I was arrested, I was told my prayers were an offense. I’ll tell you what is offensive: that our country has the highest ever abortion figures, 100,000 of them annually being repeat abortions, and…Continue Reading

An Appeal For Prayer For The Armenian People

September 14, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on An Appeal For Prayer For The Armenian People

By RAYMOND LEO CARDINAL BURKE (Editor’s Note: His Eminence Raymond Cardinal Burke on August 29, 2023, issued this prayer for the Armenian people, noting their unceasing love for Christ, even in the face of persecution.) + + On the Feast of the Beheading of St. John the Baptist, having a few days ago celebrated the Feast of the Apostle St. Bartholomew (August 24) who, together with St. Jude Thaddeus, brought Christ to Armenia in the First Christian Century, my mind turns to His Holiness Pope Benedict XV and his tireless efforts to come to the aid of the Armenian people while the horror of genocide was unleashed upon them at the beginning of the First World War.In his discourse on…Continue Reading

Robert Hickson, Founding Member Of Christendom College, Dies At 80

September 13, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Robert Hickson, Founding Member Of Christendom College, Dies At 80

By MAIKE HICKSON FRONT ROYAL, Va. (LifeSiteNews) — Robert David Hickson, Jr., of Front Royal, Va., died at his home on September 2, 2023, at 21:29 p.m. after several months of suffering and after having received the Last Rites of the Catholic Church. He was surrounded by friends and family.Robert is survived by me — his wife Maike, his eight children with first wife Sharon (Mary Pat Smey [Robert]; Elizabeth Frappier; Kristin Uhlenkott [Paul]; Bridget; Anna-Sofie; Peter [Melissa]; David [Linda]; and Erik [Kaitlyn]), our two children (Isabella and Robert), his 27 grandchildren, his brother Ronald and sister-in-law Louise, and their three children (Karl, Laura, and Joseph).My husband was born during a snowstorm on December 29, 1942, in Baltimore, Md., and…Continue Reading

The Real Hero Of “Sound of Freedom”… Says The Film Has Strengthened The Fight Against Child Trafficking

September 12, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on The Real Hero Of “Sound of Freedom”… Says The Film Has Strengthened The Fight Against Child Trafficking

By ANA PAULA MORALES (CNA) —Tim Ballard, a former U.S. Homeland Security agent who risked his life to fight child trafficking, discussed the impact of the movie Sound of Freedom, which is based on his work, in an August 29 interview with ACI Prensa, CNA’s Spanish-language news partner. “I’ve spent more than 20 years helping children in this fight against trafficking,” he said.His work has been brought to the big screen in the successful film, which was recently shown at a preview in Mexico City. In the movie Ballard is portrayed by Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus in The Passion of the Christ.The former agent stressed that the film, which opened August 30 in various Latin American countries, “has been…Continue Reading

A Book Review… Welcome To The Big Tent

September 11, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on A Book Review… Welcome To The Big Tent

By PEGGY MOEN Catholics now are reading more Scripture than they did in earlier generations, possibly as a reflection of Vatican II and greater ecumenical involvement. But I think the increased reading might reflect another reality — the need for the consolation of the Word of God in trying times, with so many people moving further and further away from the Almighty.If you would like an incentive toward studying Scripture more regularly, read Dave Mishur’s book The Big Tent, available at Amazon.com. Mishur also wrote The Jesus Diary. Similar to The Jesus Diary, in The Big Tent, an ancient parchment bears the account of an eyewitness who trailed the apostles and recorded their activities in his diary. We don’t know…Continue Reading

A Thank-You Note In Verse

September 10, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on A Thank-You Note In Verse

By DONALD DeMARCO I am a poet of profligate propensity. I have written poems for my wife, children, grandchildren, and friends. But also for students, nurses, doctors, cleaning ladies, secretaries, waitresses, postal deliverers, real estate agents, and bank tellers. And that is the short list. The poems are thank-you notes in verse and they are always gratefully receivedA thank-you note is fine, but does not achieve what a poem can. The camera picks up a visible image. But a poem can capture something that is invisible and reminds the beneficiary of something that is true, though inexpressible. A generous expression is infallibly matched by a grateful response. The eye of the poet, unlike the lens of the camera, captures a…Continue Reading

Afghanistan Failed The “Freedom Agenda”

September 9, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Afghanistan Failed The “Freedom Agenda”

By TERENCE P. JEFFREY President George W. Bush delivered an address on November 6, 2003, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the National Endowment for Democracy. In that speech, he expressed confidence that Afghanistan would become “a free and stable democracy.”“With the steady leadership of President Karzai, the people of Afghanistan are building a modern and peaceful government,” Bush said.“Next month, 500 delegates will convene a national assembly in Kabul to approve a new Afghan constitution,” he said. “The proposed draft would establish a bicameral parliament, set national elections next year, and recognize Afghanistan’s Muslim identity while protecting the rights of all citizens. Afghanistan faces continuing economic and security challenges. It will face those challenges as a free and stable…Continue Reading

Abortionist Thomas Gordon Dies… His Abortion Business Permanently Closes

September 8, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Abortionist Thomas Gordon Dies… His Abortion Business Permanently Closes

By ANNE REED GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (LifeNews) — An abortionist from Michigan who killed thousands of babies in abortions has passed away. And his abortion business has closed as a result.Pro-life group Operation Rescue provided LifeNews with more details about the latest news.Criminal abortionist Thomas Gordon died Thursday, August 25 at age 74. According to Lynn Mills, director of Pro-Life Michigan, he spent his last day on this Earth killing children by abortion. The clinic he operated, Heritage Clinic for Women in Grand Rapids, Mich., is reportedly permanently closed as a result.In addition to thousands of babies who lost their lives by his hands, Gordon had a long rap sheet of offenses, including assault and domestic violence charges. His Michigan…Continue Reading

Once Shunned And Forgotten… Little Sisters Of The Poor Founder Jeanne Jugan Now Shines

September 7, 2023 Featured Today Comments Off on Once Shunned And Forgotten… Little Sisters Of The Poor Founder Jeanne Jugan Now Shines

By ANNA KURIAN PARIS (CNA) — The French saint Jeanne Jugan (1792-1879), whose feast day is celebrated August 30, founded the congregation of the Little Sisters of the Poor, which spread throughout the world, including to the United States.Her intuition for caring for the elderly poor is acclaimed today, but what is less well known is that, unlike other founders of religious orders, Jeanne Jugan spent much of her life forgotten, sidelined by her own congregation.Born in Cancale in the French region of Brittany on October 25, 1792, Jeanne, a sailor’s daughter, knew at an early age that she wanted to devote herself to God. According to the website of the Little Sisters of the Poor, at the age of…Continue Reading