Transgender propaganda is media’s way of making you believe 2 plus 2 equals 5
Once the media have us believing that trangenderism is real, what else will they have us believe?
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Articles for Day: January 16, 2020
Utah lawmaker moves to break seal of Confession, calls Catholic backlash ‘soft threat’
Rep. Angela Romero moved well beyond the 'threat' stage when she introduced a bill that attacks a sacrament of the Catholic Church.
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Bishop: Amazon Synod final doc will be ‘mockery of our faith,’ pope should destroy it
'Let's hope that Pope Francis will destroy the final document,' Dutch bishop Robert Mutsaerts declared, 'but hopes are truly slim. Lord, have mercy.'
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Dutch bishop: Pope Benedict had ‘duty to speak out’ in defense of priestly celibacy
'If there are ambiguities,' said Bishop Robert Mutsaerts, 'you have to create clarity.'
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‘No international right to abortion’: Trump admin health secretary warns foreign health leaders
Alex Azar encouraged nations to fight for an international right to life or their sovereignty will be lost.
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Students kicked out of Evangelical seminary for being in gay ‘marriage’ sue for discrimination
The case could have 'dangerous' religious liberty implications for faith-based institutions.
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3 Texas towns vote to become sanctuary cities for the unborn
That brings the total to eight in the Lone Star state, and another city may join them next week.
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Catholic bishop defends allowing ‘ordination’ of Episcopalian female ‘bishop’ inside Catholic church
The Episcopalian Church also supports same-sex 'marriage' and the LGBT cause.
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Tennessee governor to sign bill protecting adoption agencies who reject same-sex parents
Some of Gov. Bill Lee's colleagues are anticipating a backlash that could include boycotts of the state.
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The only way we grow is through suffering
Watch Mother Miriam's Live show from 1.15.2020. Mother continues her series reading from The Catechism Explained with a focus on suffering and truly knowing God. You can tune in daily at 10 am EST/7 am PST on our Facebook Page. Subscribe to Mother Miriam Live here.
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Catholic prof fired by bishop after posting Viganò’s criticisms of Pope Francis online
The professor said he posted Vigano’s letter on Facebook 'in order to make manifest that things are not going well in the Church.'
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Chastity speaker’s web traffic, Youtube views skyrocket in wake of LGBT campaign to silence him
'Yesterday our web traffic at chastity.com went up 150% in one day.'
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It’s time for Vermont to give justice to twins killed in mother’s womb in nightmare car crash
'In most states, the offender could be charged with homicide. But not in Vermont.'
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‘Abortion is normal’ art exhibit in New York to benefit Planned Parenthood
NEW YORK CITY, January 16, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) – A new art exhibit in the Big Apple purports to combat abortion stigma and raise money for the nation’s top abortion chain with the title and message “Abortion is Normal.” Organized by the group Downtown for Democracy and running for the rest of January, the self-described “emergency” exhibit bills itself as an “urgent call-to-action exhibition to raise both awareness and funding in support of accessible, safe, and legal abortion,” with a “heterogeneous array of artists countering with their personal response to abortion and abortion access in order to create an inclusive and […]
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German Parliament rejects bill to make every citizen an organ donor by default
GERMANY, January 16, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) – The German parliament has voted down the so-called “objection solution,” a proposal to make every citizen an organ donor by default. Instead, members of parliament accepted the alternative proposal of Annalena Baerbock of the Green Party. The goal of the Baerbock proposal is to foster a regular examination of the question of organ donation. People would be encouraged to register their decision, either for or against organ donation, in an online database. That decision could be changed at any time. Proposed by the openly homosexual health minister Jens Spahn, who is a member of […]
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Abp Viganò denounces Benedict’s secretary for ‘abusive and systematic control’ of Pope Emeritus
'Gänswein,' Viganò claims, 'habitually filtered information, arrogating to himself the right to judge how opportune or not it was to send it to the Holy Father.'
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