Ann Coulter sides with abortion industry’s desire to kill unborn disabled babies
Ann Coulter claims to hold pro-life views, meaning that she knows it is a child, and knows that child will be killed. And yet, on social media, she used the language that abortion activists use to insist that sick or disabled children in the womb should be aborted.Read More
Severely disabled babies can defy the odds if doctors give them the care they need
A University of Michigan doctor has shown through his work that babies with Trisomy 18, like the unborn child that a Texas woman wanted to abort, can be treated and survive.Read More
Italy’s parliament bans artificial foods derived from animal ‘cells’
The United States and Singapore are the only two countries in the world to approve the ‘cell-based’ chicken that Italy rejected in ‘the national interest.’Read More
Australian archbishop ousts rector of thriving Latin Mass church after years-long conflict
Repeating his own recent words in support of Traditionis Custodes, Archbishop Costelloe ordered the diocese to accept the papal restrictions on the traditional Mass, since ‘it is now time for all in the Archdiocese to accept the Pope’s decisions and abide by them as they are set out in our diocesan regulations.’
Father James Jackson sentenced to 6 years in prison for child pornography
null / Daniel Tadevosyan/Shutterstock Providence, R.I., Dec 13, 2023 / 16:15 pm (CNA). Traditional Latin Mass priest Father James Jackson was sentenced Wednesday to six years in prison and five years of probation after he pleaded guilty to a child pornography charge in June. Judge William Smith, sitting in U.S. District Court in Providence, Rhode […]
Not everything fits—except to God
A Homily for the Third Sunday of Advent, by Father Terrance Klein
Climate Activists Vandalize Christmas Trees
Today, environmental activists in Germany vandalized Christmas trees on display in seven cities. It’s the latest stunt by climate activists meant to highlight their fears that fossil fuels could lead to irreparable harm to the environment in just the next few years. In this episode of The Download, hosts Bradley Eli, Rodney Pelletier and David […]
Spread of Christianity slowing in China? (Pew Forum)
The spread of Christianity in China— where the number of Christians doubled between 1982 and 1997, while overall population grew only 22%—appears to have levelled off, according to a Pew Forum survey. About 2% of Chinese adults now identify themselves as Christians. That number has remained steady for the past 10 years. The spread of […]
Thor, St. Boniface, and the Origin of the Christmas Tree
When the average person thinks of a Catholic saint, I’d venture to guess that it’s not a fearless, axe-wielding, hammer-breaking, oak-crushing, converter of heathens that comes to mind. And yet, that’s exactly the kind of guy Saint Boniface was. Born around 680 in England, Boniface entered a Benedictine monastery before being commissioned by the pope to evangelize […]
Australian archbishop ousts rector of thriving Latin Mass church after years-long conflict
Repeating his own recent words in support of Traditionis Custodes, Archbishop Costelloe ordered the diocese to accept the papal restrictions on the traditional Mass, since ‘it is now time for all in the Archdiocese to accept the Pope’s decisions and abide by them as they are set out in our diocesan regulations.’Read More