Monthly Archives: October 2017

The Fatima message started off with a request of amendment of life

by Joseph Saraceno

The Fatima message started off with a request of amendment of life and devotion to her Immaculate Heart.

Once again, In adhering to our Lady’s request of prayer and penance,  the current trend that unless “all of Our Lady’s requests are implemented,” all is in vain in obtaining restoration in the Church and in the world. But that’s the problem. It has been in vain because Our Lady’s requests have been rejected by the Church and the world in general. Adding to the confusion was Pope John XXIII refusal to disclose the Fatima secret in 1960, then two years later we had the opening of the (gates of Hell) Vatican II Council, in Apocalypse 9.

Once Paul VI started implementing the heretical teachings of the Council every decent Catholic had to focus on the preservation of the faith, not to mention the decay of our moral standards in all aspects of our society here in the United States of America. Even Satan found his way to the Fatima shrine in Portugal by having Hindu Ritual Performed at Fatima Shrine  May 5, 2004.
It’s no wonder Russia and the Russian Orthodox church has distance themselves from the west and the Vatican II Church. Continue reading →

More than half of students at for-profit colleges defaulted on loans …

by Joseph Saraceno

Students who attended for-profit colleges were twice as likely or more to default on their loans than students who attended public schools, according to a federal study published Thursday.

The report by the National Center for Education Statistics looks at students who began their undergraduate education in 2003 and defaulted on at least one loan over the next 12 years. Fifty-two percent of the students who attended for-profit schools defaulted on their loan. That’s compared with 17 percent for those who attended a four-year public institution and 26 percent at community college. MORE

The Movement to Bury Pets Alongside People

by Joseph Saraceno

When Chris Nichols was diagnosed with a life-threatening cancer, he knew exactly where he wanted to be buried: Ramsey Creek, a 33-acre nature preserve just outside Westminster, South Carolina, minutes from his home. One attendee at the funeral was his dog, Briar. The pet watched as Nichols was bundled in quilts sewn by his great-grandmothers and lowered into the ground inside a coffin his father had made. MORE

VIDEO: The first “Indigenous Peoples Day,”

by Joseph Saraceno

The first “Indigenous Peoples Day,” was capped with fires up and down the State of California.

A statue of Christopher Columbus was covered up Monday just as the first Indigenous Peoples Day in Los Angeles got underway.

That statue is located in downtown Los Angeles’ Grand Park, in front of an entrance to the Stanley Mosk Courthouse off Hill Street. A white cover was placed over the sculpture of Christopher Columbus and the block it stands on, and a chain-link fence erected around it. MORE

California Hepatitis A Outbreak on Verge of Statewide Epidemic

by Joseph Saraceno

Is California going to Hell? They’re desire for being the first state in the union as mother-earth purest’s is backfiring. No pun intended about the fire. That’s another story. Scroll down.

The California hepatitis A outbreak is on the verge of reaching statewide epidemic status, as cases have spread through homeless tent cities from San Diego north to Sacramento.

Another explanation may be the city’s decision to ban plastic bags, which deprived homeless people of an alternative means of disposing of human waste when bathrooms were not available. MORE

Jemele Hill suspended two weeks by ESPN after tweet encouraging boycott of advertisers tied to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones

by Joseph Saraceno

Finally, men become men. Is it too late? Oh sorry, it’s not about men. It’s about the bottom line. ESPN fears losing sponsors.

The “SportsCenter” anchor was suspended for a violation of “social media guidelines,” according a statement from the network, which also noted that she had previously let “her colleagues and company down with an impulsive tweet.” MORE