“My parents told him that they believed in God, and that Christ would give them the necessary help.”
Source: The Doctor Pressured My Mother to Abort Me, Cardinal Burke Reveals | ChurchPOP
Five people including the priest, two nuns and two parishioners were held by assailants who raided the church near Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray in Rouen, Normandy, northern France at 9am.
Source: ISIS knifemen film themselves murdering French priest in Normandy attack | Daily Mail Online
And why it matters for the abortion debate.
Source: When Does Life Begin? Here’s Why It Has To Be Conception | ChurchPOP
Is this really what people want?
Source: How the Pill Ruined Relations Between the Sexes, in One Powerful Video | ChurchPOP
The pro-life movement “has never been stronger since its beginning in 1973” but faces a “come-to-Jesus-moment” should Hillary Clinton become the next president of the United States, Susan B. Anthony List President Marjorie Dannenfelser stressed this week.
The Egyptian Museum in Cairo on Thursday began putting on display the country’s oldest papyruses, which date back 4,500 years, detailing the daily life of the pyramid-builders.
Source: Egypt unveils oldest papyrus, details on pyramid-builders | Fox News
A 3,000-year-old graveyard with the bones of about 200 individuals discovered in Ashkelon, Israel, is being hailed as the first (and only) Philistine cemetery ever found
Source: First ever? Discovery of Philistine cemetery draws criticism | Fox News
“Woe if the devil is going to rob a soul from me.”
Source: Cowboy Priest, Enemy of the Devil: Meet the Soon-to-Be-St. Jose Brochero | ChurchPOP
Did you know that St. Maria Goretti was even the least bit controversial? The facts of her case are not disputed. She was a peasant girl of 11 who came under sexual assault from a twenty-year-old male who shared the building where she lived with her family. She resisted, telling him it would be a …
Source: St. Maria Goretti and the Demise of the Catholic Blogosphere – Crisis Magazine
We have a crisis of womanhood in our culture. Everyone knows it. Few admit it. Generations ago, the secular-humanists designed a brave new woman who is shrill, selfish, arrogant, and bossy (oh no! the ‘b’ word!). With a clarifying view to Scripture, we can see in retrospect that we have all (myself included) become—at least …
Source: Marian Femininity Before and After “I Do” – Crisis Magazine
