Catholic restaurant under LGBT fire over refusal to host lesbian ‘wedding’ rehearsal dinner
MISSOURI, June 13, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) – Several days ago some of us learned from the St. Louis media that Madison’s Cafe, a […]
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Articles for Month: June 2019
How fathers bring about the home in their wives’ and children’s lives
Fatherhood verifies, in a twofold way, the paradox spoken by Christ: 'He who would gain his life must lose it for my sake.'
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Vatican’s Amazon Synod appears bent on agenda that borders on nature-worship…where’s the Gospel?
The synod appears bent on promoting a radical form of environmentalism that borders on nature-worship, not to mention romanticizing the hunter-gatherers themselves.
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Trump judicial pick who went after Christian farm for ‘discrimination’ withdraws nomination
WASHINGTON, D.C., June 12, 2019 (LifeSiteNews) – Attorney Michael Bogren has withdrawn from consideration to be President Donald Trump’s nominee […]
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Texas town votes to ban abortion, declaring itself ‘sanctuary of the unborn’
'We decided to take things into our own hands, and we’ve got to do something to protect our cities and to protect the unborn children.'
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Petition against Drag Queen Story Hour goes viral
The massively successful petition demands that taxpayer-funded libraries stop indoctrinating children and get back to teaching literacy.
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A grueling Pentecost pilgrimage to Chartres mortifies the body, renews the soul
Every year, thousands of traditional Catholics walk on foot from Paris to Chartres between the Vigil of Pentecost and Pentecost Monday. This year, I was among them.
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Archbishop exhorts thousands of pilgrims to fight for good in a time of great ‘confusion’
Archbishop Andre-Joseph Leonard was moved by the 14,000 people who made the journey from Paris to Chartres for a traditional Pentecost Mass.
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Dem 2020 candidate Gillibrand compares pro-life to racism, anti-Semitism
'I think there's some issues that have such moral clarity that we have as a society decided that the other side is not acceptable.'
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Saskatchewan caves, becomes final province to fund abortion drugs
Saskatchewan has become the last Canadian province to pay for abortion drugs under its provincial health care insurance plan.
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