
Monthly Archives: February 2018
Kentucky governor says shootings are a “cultural problem”

This was supposed to be Spirit Week at Marshall County High School.
Instead, homecoming events were canceled, the governor was in town lamenting the nation’s moral decay, and preparations were being made for the funerals of two 15-year-old children. MORE
Bed Bug Infestations In California Among Worst In Country
CALIFORNIA – Good night. Sleep tight. Try not to let the bed bugs bite, California!
The blood-sucking creepy crawlers have spread rapidly in California and other parts of the United States in recent years, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In fact, this year the Golden State’s three most populous regions made Orkin’s annual ranking of the top 50 bed bug cities in the country. MORE
Drought deepens dramatically in Southern California

California is rapidly plunging back into drought, with severe conditions now existing in Santa Barbara, Ventura and Los Angeles counties—home to one-fourth of the state’s population, a national drought monitor said Thursday.
The weekly report released by the U.S. Drought Monitor, a project of government agencies and other partners, also shows 44 percent of the state is now considered to be in a moderate drought. It’s a dramatic jump from just last week, when the figure was 13 percent. MORE
St. Valentine Feb. 14 ~ Italian Version

The most popular legend places Valentine near Rome in the third century, during the reign of the Emperor Claudius III (nicknamed Claudius the Cruel). According to the story, Claudius sought to expand the Roman Empire, and so needed a strong army to conquer new settlements. He was having trouble getting soldiers to join his military forces; and Claudius believed that this was because young men were unwilling to leave their wives and families. Therefore, the Emperor banned all marriages and engagements in Rome.(For Soldiers) Continue reading
Saint Agatha & Saint Lucy or Saint Lucia, are two Sicilians who are in the canon of the Mass

Saint Agatha & Saint Lucy or Saint Lucia, are two Sicilians who are in the canon of the Mass
Saint Agatha of Sicily is a Christian saint and virgin martyr. Her memorial is on 5 February. Agatha was born at Catania or Palermo, Sicily, and she was martyred in approximately 251.
Born: 231 AD, Catania, Italy
Died: 251 AD, Catania, Italy
Feast: February 5
Canonized: Pre-congregation by tradition confirmed by Gregory I
Buried: Catania Cathedral, Metropolitan City of Catania, Italy Continue reading
Dixieland Mass, Sunday, February 11, St. Cyril of Jerusalem Parish in Encino,CA.
By popular demand, St. Cyril of Jerusalem Parish in Encino will once again present its Dixieland Mass on Sunday, February 11, at the 12:00 noon Mass.This Mass was composed by Dale Jergenson, composer-in-residence, Continue reading
Elon Musk’s Boring Company flamethrowers sold out in five days
Can you imagine, at $500 dollars each. Whatever will they do with them.
Insight into the Catholic Faith presents Catholic Tradition Newsletter

February 3, 2018 ~ Saint Blaise, opn!
1. What is the Sacrament of Confirmation
2. Sexagesima Sunday
3. Saint Andrew Corsini
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices
Dear Reader:
What is love? What is charity? Unfortunately the world has taken the word love and charity to mean something totally Continue reading
Kimberly-Clark Cutting 5,000 Jobs Amid Pressure on Prices
Declining birthrates that are affecting diaper sales signs of the times..Maybe they should make diapers for dogs, ha.
Kimberly-Clark, the maker of Huggies and Kleenex, is laying off about 13 percent of its work force and shedding factories worldwide, amid declining birthrates that are affecting diaper sales and a retail price war that is weighing on profits. MORE


