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Just Sayin . . .
Within 5 year of gay "marriage" being legal, we have:
* Transgender kids
* Gay sex taught to pre school
* 150 genders
* Drag Q. story hour
* Decriminalization of knowingly transmitting AIDS
* Grown men in girl's bathroom.
This is NOT progress. Not born that way
#LGBBTQtakeover
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A Leaven In The World . . . True Compassion Is Sharing Fullness Of Faith
By FR. KEVIN M. CUSICK True love will always be found in the world through those who share the truth. This is at whatever cost to themselves in terms ...
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Oh and if that "were" the case that immorality somehow justifies today's immorality?
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“@TheWandererNews @JamesMartinSJ I wonder how your ancestors entered the country? Was it legally or by killing and grabbing the lands of the nat...
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@TheWandererNews @JamesMartinSJ I wonder how your ancestors entered the country? Was it legally or by killing and grabbing the lands of the natives?
Why does 95% of what you say have to have some sort of "gay" attachment to it?
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“This doesn't imply that the man who will become a saint tomorrow ever broke his promise of celibacy. And we may never know for sure. But his re...
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This doesn't imply that the man who will become a saint tomorrow ever broke his promise of celibacy. And we may never know for sure. But his relationship with Ambrose St. John is worthy of attention. It isn't a slur to suggest that Newman may have been gay
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By CAROLE BRESLIN The mere sight of the name Borgia brings to mind the family that was influential in both the Church and society — notorious for their political maneuvering and murder. But God can bring good out of evil and even from this family: Francis Borgia had great influence in the development of the Society of Jesus and served…Continue Reading
By CAROLE BRESLIN The complex roots of the Spanish Civil War (February 1936 to April 1939) sprouted many years before hostilities broke out. Little by little the Catholic Church had lost its influence and then it became a prime target for both the revolutionaries and the government. Of Church personnel, those executed during the Spanish Civil War included 12…Continue Reading
