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YOU Can Terminate The Patriot Act and Its Ugly Siblings.

John V. Walsh

This Sunday, at midnight, the notorious Section 215 of the Patriot Act is set to expire. Section 215 has been the basis for the bulk collection of communications of all Americans, indeed of all the world. It was born under Bush in the wake of 9/11, and Obama kept it alive in beginning in 2010 – until now. But on Sunday a stake can be driven through its heart – if WE act NOW. This is not simply a possibility but a likelihood! MORE

Hear, Father Noel Barbara’s dynamic lecture,  given originally in French by Fr. Barbara in the 1980’s. The author (who was probably the first European priest to come to the conclusion of the vacancy in the papal chair), after recalling the Catholic doctrine on the Church and its Magisterium, shows why the popes of Vatican II cannot be  popes.

The burden of responsibility of the decrees of Vatican II lies with Pope Paul VI. Father Noel Barbara writes in “Fortes in Fide” page 41, “Canon Law(Can,22) makes it clear that the conclusions of an Ecumenical Council are not binding until they receive the approval of and are promulgated by a Pope. Pope Paul VI has specifically stated that the documents of Vatican II are the “supreme form of the Ordinary Magisterium”, and that Catholics are bound to accept the teachings of the Ordinary Magisterium as defide catholica. The decrees were signed by Paul VI on their completion.

Hear Father Noel Barbara’s dynamic lecture, “Why the V-2 Popes cannot be Popes.”
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The worst drought in recorded history just got worse.

California’s main source of surface water during the state’s dry summer months is the remaining snow on its highest mountains. But it has officially melted. The snowpack levels, which hovered at around 7% to 15% of normal for this date in 2009, before the four-year drought began, are currently at 0%. MORE

Vol 8 Issue 22 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier May 30, 2015 ~ Saint Joan of Arc

1. Baptism: Means of Salvation (18)
2. Trinity Sunday
3. Mary, Queen
4. Marriage and Parenthood (22)
5. Articles and notices Continue reading →

As Toyota prepares to launch it’s Mirai hydrogen car this year, and compressed natural gas continues to power various vehicles, we begin to wonder what’s the next fuel-source for our vehicles. While Elon Musk insists upon reshaping the grid Tesla-style for car charging, the Dutch are busy building roads that are made out of solar cells in the hopes of one day powering cars with the roads they ride upon. MORE

A Syrian Christian fighter has beheaded an Islamic State group (IS) militant to avenge people “executed” by the jihadists in northeastern Syria, a monitor said on Friday. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the incident took place on Thursday in Hasakeh province, where IS holds large areas…MORE

Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke, former head of the highest court at the Vatican, said that the Irish people’s vote to legalize homosexual marriage was in “defiance of God” and an action more depraved than that practiced by “pagans.”

“I mean, this is a defiance of God, it’s just incredible,” said Cardinal Burke, speaking at the Newman Society at Oxford University’s Catholic Society on May 27. MORE

Big Brother Narco is watching.

Authorities in northeastern Mexico’s Tamaulipas state recently dismantled an internet-operated video surveillance network used by a criminal group to monitor both government security forces and civilian life. The CCTV network comprised 39 cameras, according to El Universal, and is an unprecedented feat of counter-surveillance in an ongoing technological arms race between Mexican and American authorities and cartels. MORE

All you people who did not want President Obama to bomb Syria have contributed to this mess.

The war in Syria. The war in South Sudan. The conflicts in the Central African Republic, Iraq, Kenya and Afghanistan. It adds up.  MORE

A Catholic priest in New Jersey who says he was dismissed from his campus ministry job over a Facebook post against anti-gay bullying and racism has come out as gay.

Fr. Warren Hall told Outsports, a magazine for gay athletes, that while he remained committed to his vocation as a priest and to his vow of celibacy, he was not going to hide his sexual orientation.

“I have to be myself,” Hall said. “I can’t worry what other people think.” MORE

The expenses include overtime pay for police and fire brigades, destruction of public property, and related costs incurred by outside jurisdictions – such as Pennsylvania and Washington DC – that responded to an official call for help MORE

No capital punishment no corporal punishment no hell punishment

Nebraska on Wednesday became the first conservative state in more than 40 years to abolish the death penalty, with lawmakers defying their Republican governor, Pete Ricketts, a staunch supporter of capital punishment who had lobbied vigorously against banning it. MORE