‘Privilege’ in America is reserved for wealthy, powerful Democrats
I know lots of privileged whites, both teenagers and adults, who are wracked by 'white guilt.' They mostly call themselves liberal Democrats.
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Articles for Day: July 2, 2020
‘Gay Catholics’ are ‘cornerstone’ of Church, says video with NY Cdl Dolan’s support
'We were all ready to go,' Fr. James Martin explained regarding the canceled LGBT conference on which the video is based, 'with the support of Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the Archbishop of New York' among others.
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Dozens of legislators demand update on investigation into Planned Parenthood
Members of Congress want a progress report after the latest undercover videos showed the abortion giant acknowledging 'trafficking human fetal tissue from aborted infants.'
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Archdiocese hires outspoken pro-LGBT, pro–Black Lives Matter adviser on racism
A review of Howard Ross’s Facebook postings over the last month reveals support for political movements, organizations, and ideas that are antithetical to the Catholic Church and her teachings.
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Photographer who objects to taking pictures of same-sex ‘weddings’ sues state
The Virginia Values Act would force businesses to abandon their values and faith to comply.
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UK abortion lobby pushes amendments to decriminalize abortion
Unborn children would be left with 'no legal protection ... and dangerous home abortions will put vulnerable women at greater risk from coerced abortion,' the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children warns.
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Catholic priest defends criticism of ‘pride’ celebrations: ‘This is about saving souls’
'We don't hate you, we love you.'
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Feds arrest Epstein ‘madam’ Ghislaine Maxwell on charges of grooming sex victims
The Epstein case has been a source of intense curiosity for months.
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San Francisco threatens archdiocese with restraining order for offering indoor Masses
Archdiocese needs to 'cease offering indoor religious services, except for funerals with up to 12 attendees'
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Trump admin pushes new rule to protect women in shelters from gender-confused men
The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on 'sex discrimination' in Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act could make the rule difficult to enforce.
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Could this be America’s last birthday before a civil war or democratic secession?
“our sense of being American at this point, June 2020…is so weak that I can easily see people [saying] ‘this is not working,’” said F.H. Buckley.
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Supreme Court orders Indiana abortion laws be reconsidered in light of its new pro-abort ruling
The court also let stand a third ruling, which allowed the abortion provider Whole Woman’s Health a provisional license to open an abortion facility in South Bend, Indiana and denied pro-life petitions to review 'buffer zone' laws.
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Parents teach their kids by their actions
To help keep this and other programs on the air, please donate here. Watch Mother Miriam's Live aired on 7.02.2020. In today’s episode, Mother speaks about the importance of home education. She reminds parents that children learn from their example, not just from their words. Children will learn charity, love, and kindness if parents exhibit those traits. 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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‘Soft despotism’ emerging against Catholics in the US: Archbishop
'We’re not second-class citizens because we are people of faith,' said Archbishop Thomas Wenski.
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Iowa Gov. Reynolds signs 24-hour abortion waiting period into law, despite lawsuit
In 2018, the Iowa Supreme Court struck down a three-day waiting period on abortion as a supposed violation of 'due process and equal protection.' However, current U.S. Supreme Court precedent expressly upholds shorter one-day waiting periods.
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Priest in NY church: ‘Christ is lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer’
'Once you belong to Christ,' said Fr. Rick Walsh, 'you belong to all others who belong to Christ as well.'
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When receiving Communion in the hand can be sinful
I have received many questions from worried Catholics asking if it is right for the faithful to go along with bishops' decrees forcing Communion in the hand. Here are some answers.
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Arizona Catholic diocese suspends Mass again after local ‘spike’ in coronavirus cases
The bishop advised Catholics in the diocese to 'join with your local parish for televised or internet Masses, or log onto the Diocese of Tucson web page and join me for daily Mass.'
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Confederate statues should go, but Founders should stay, Biden says
Biden’s remarks appear to be an effort to straddle a fine line between his party’s increasingly far-left base and the moderate Americans he needs to vote for him.
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