More than 60 people have reportedly been killed by lightning strikes over the past two days across Bangladesh, according to local newspapers. MORE

What you may have been suspecting has been confirmed. LGBT activists’ end goal is not ruling over the bathroom. It’s obliterating the family. Riki Wilchins, a famous transsexual who recently wrote a piece in the gay publication The Advocate, revealed that many conservatives and even LGBT activists are missing the forest for the trees. MORE

Vol 9 Issue 20 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
May 14, 2016 ~ Saint Boniface, opn!

1. Baptism: Means of Salvation (68)
2. Pentecost Sunday
3. St. Jean Baptiste de la Salle
4. Christ in the Home (42)
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader: Continue reading →

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has vowed to rebuild a town that has been ravaged by the wildfires in Alberta as he toured entire neighborhoods leveled by the out-of-control inferno. MORE

How’s this for a birthday present. I’m  the one who brought it up that for women to continue to have equal rights they will have to register for the draft. Hope all you liberal women enjoy the good news.

Women would begin signing up with Selective Service in January 2018 under a measure approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee, another step toward a day when young Americans of both genders may be subject to the military draft. MORE

Steve Hill in many ways is a typical candidate running for elected office in California. He’s a former U.S. Marine looking to reform public schools, reduce the state’s mass incarceration rates, and create jobs. But a couple things are holding him back: He’s an avowed atheist and Satanic Temple organizer. MORE

Wow, CMRI was having ordinations earlier that day.

Hail fell in sheets last night in Colorado, Nebraska and Missouri. It accumulated like heavy snow on the ground in Omaha, where residents used front loaders to clear it out. In a St. Louis suburb, hail the size of grapefruits battered cars and homes. MORE

This is what is bad about separation of Church and State, then add Religious Liberty and the queers take over.

ROME (Reuters) Italy’s parliament approved same-sex civil unions and gave some rights to unmarried heterosexual couples on Wednesday (May 11) after Prime Minister Matteo Renzi called a confidence vote to force the bill into law.

Italy is the last major Western country to legally recognize gay couples and an original draft law had to be heavily diluted due to divisions in Renzi’s ruling majority.

The bill had faced stiff opposition from Catholic groups who said it went too far, while gay activists said it was too timid. MORE

The Birthday of the Church

The Acts of the Apostles recounts the story of the original Pentecost (Acts 2).

Jews from all over were gathered in Jerusalem to celebrate the Jewish feast. On that Sunday, ten days after the Ascension of Our Lord, the Apostles and the Blessed Virgin Mary were gathered in the Upper Room, where they had seen Christ after His Resurrection: Continue reading →

Northern Ireland’s Attorney General, John Larkin, has told the Court of Appeal that the judgement in the case against a Christian-run bakery that refused to make a cake bearing a slogan supporting gay marriage was wrong.

Last year, Ashers Baking Company was found to have discriminated against a customer who placed the order in 2014.

It is trying to overturn the ruling.MORE

Victims of sexual abuse by priests, advocates say, still feel alone. That painful sense of solitude persists even 14 years after the Boston Globe documented a massive cover-up of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, setting off a wave of exposés across the country that continue until this day. Even now, some victims think that they were the only one hurt by a particular priest. MORE

Mexico is allowing Panama to dump nearly 4,000 Cuban migrants on the U.S. border, revealing the hypocrisy of Mexican officials as they attack Trump’s immigration policies.

The Cubans have been stranded in Panama after Nicaragua closed its border last year, preventing them from traveling north to the U.S., so the Panama government asked Mexican officials if they can simply fly the Cubans just south of the U.S./Mexico border. MORE

Two weeks shy of 90, Yohanan Elihai is feverishly working in his Jerusalem study on updating his Arabic-Hebrew dictionary, published by the Ministry of Defense over a decade ago. That dictionary contains 5,000 words and 10,000 sentences; but he would like it to conform to his famous Arabic-English Olive Tree Dictionary, published in 2007, which contains 8,000 words and 17,000 sentences. Widely acknowledged as the most authoritative Arabic teacher in the country, Elihai is also the author of numerous textbooks and dictionaries on the colloquial dialect of the Palestinians. He is also a Catholic monk. MORE

UK police arrested a man for making a joke YouTube video about his girlfriend’s pet dog being a Nazi.