Yesterday, I offered a post on Rick Santorum’s speech at Johns Hopkins in which he discussed President George W. Bush’s failure to “identify the enemy” in the wars against the United States. In 2007, in a speech at the National … Continue reading
Our friend at Etheldredasplace was blessed to be able to hear a talk given by Pope Francis’ former press secretary, Fr. Guillermo Marco, at Tyburn Convent in London, home to cloistered Benedictine nuns. She offers many notes from his speech … Continue reading
France 24 reports that the French government is going forward with the proposed “gay marriage” bill, despite mass protests which France24 characterizes as “Catholic-driven.” France’s same-sex marriage reform will go ahead despite a massive Catholic-driven rally in the French capital … Continue reading
In October, 2005, Pope Benedict XVI, a native of Germany, announced the formal declaration of the beatification of Bishop Clemens August Count Von Galen. Bishop von Galen spoke out against the Nazis during World War II in Germany. Below is … Continue reading
Mobile Okay, so THIS HAPPENED. UPDATE: The Guardian has a report, too. VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – A Roman Catholic cardinal has caused an uproar at the Vatican by screening a spurious YouTube video that makes alarmist predictions about the growth … Continue reading
Mobile During the House Oversight Committee’s hearing on the attack in Benghazi, Libya, Congressman Mike Kelly (R-PA) made a point about the date of the attack. Washington Times: During a politically charged hearing in which the former head of a … Continue reading
It would appear that Syria is becoming more Islamic, like Egypt and Libya, than it is becoming more democratic. Take note of this France 24 interview with Dr. Jacques Bérès, a co-founder of Doctors Without Borders, as he explains … Continue reading
