Monthly Archives: May 2018
Insight into the Catholic Faith presents Catholic Tradition Newsletter
Vol 11 Issue 18 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
May 5, 2018 ~ Pope Saint Pius V, opn!
- What is the Sacrament of Confirmation
- Fifth Sunday after Easter
- Saint John before the Latin Gate
- Family and Marriage
- Articles and notices
Dear Reader:
The feast of the Ascension of our Lord is a forgotten feast. “Catholic” Union members will walk off the job for money because their Union bosses want a raise for themselves, but they will not walk off the job to keep their relationship with God. Continue reading
The Sisters of CMRI (Marian Sisters)
The Sisters of Mary Immaculate Queen are a traditional Catholic Religious Congregation dedicated to preserving and spreading the true Faith and promoting the message of Our Lady of Fatima. The Congregation was founded in order to provide women with an opportunity to strive for personal holiness through the observance of the simple vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, along with obedient observance of the Constitution and Rules of the Congregation. Continue reading
Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupts, prompting mandatory evacuations
One Island was devastated by floods now this.
Israeli, Palestinian candidates share electoral list in Jerusalem first
For the first time in a half-century, a joint Palestinian-Israeli list will compete in Jerusalem’s municipal elections. The 350,000 Palestinians living in Jerusalem have boycotted the vote since Israel unilaterally unified Jerusalem in 1967 and created a single municipality, refusing to recognize and legitimize the Israeli occupation and annexation. Palestinians in East Jerusalem were given permanent residency but not citizenship, and thus can vote in municipal elections but not for the Knesset. MORE
Our Lady of Fatima Church attacked priest others killed, Africa
AFRICA/CENTRAL AFRICA – A priest killed in an attack on a church in Bangui, Wednesday, 2 May 2018
Agenzia Fides reports that an attack occurred in Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic. On Tuesday May 1st at least 16 people died, including a Catholic priest, Don Albert Toungoumale-Baba, killed in Notre Dame de Fatima church, MORE
Did AntiChrist, St. John Paul II believe in Hell?
All this commotion over AntiChrist Francis and his interpretation of Hell is really a smoke screen over the real evils of the Vatican II church. if you were to recollect where this all began you will see it started with John Paul II. Oh, yes he states in the belief of hell but then again he began the demise of it when he condemned Capital Punishment. Continue reading
Did Israel Really Spoof US Warplanes To Strike Iranian Targets In Syria
As the U.S. gets more deeply embroiled in the Syrian Civil War and considers pulling out of its nuclear agreement with Iran, the Middle East is being roiled by news that the Israeli air force bombed Iranian-connected military sites in Syria… possibly by masking Israeli aircraft to identify as U.S. warplanes in contested airspace. All this is happening as Israel reportedly prepares for a larger military conflict with Iran. MORE
Christians in Jerusalem’s Old City ‘under threat’ from settlers
Tensions have risen this year in the Christian and Armenian quarters of the 1 sq km ancient walled city, which includes the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the holiest place in Christianity where Jesus was believed to be crucified and resurrected. The Old City is also home to places of critical religious importance to Jews and Muslims. MORE
Why Pope Pius XII picked May 1 for St. Joseph the workman.
What Catholics seem to forget is Italy became the biggest Communist country outside of the Iron curtain. Most of the labor unions where vastly becoming controlled by the communists. Since May 1st was the adopted celebrated day for the communists, Pope Pius XII turned to St. Joseph (The workman) to help stop the takeover of Italy by these communists. At the time these labor union thugs were shooting top executives in the knee who wouldn’t cooperate with their agenda. Continue reading
Will this woman be Israel’s next political star?
Knesset member Orly Levy-Abekasis announced the establishment of a new party March 6. Opinion polls published in the days that followed were flattering, and it seems that the old, established parties with strong social platforms have reason to be worried. True, her latest achievement exists only on paper, but the recent Hadashot poll that awarded her new party five seats is telling. MORE
Hebrew prophet’s tomb in Iraq saved from collapse
AL-QOSH, Iraq — “The Iraqi government was against everything Jewish after the Jews left in the ’50s,” said Father Araam, a young Chaldean priest serving in the predominantly Christian town of al-Qosh, in northern Iraq. That, he explained, was why it has been indifferent to the fate of the sole remaining synagogue in Iraq, here in al-Qosh. “That’s why it almost collapsed.” MORE
Local news papers printed Joseph’s letter
Chemical weapons smuggled into aircraft?
To begin with, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has to be a complete jerk to use chemical weapons in this stage of the war. First, he is winning the war against the rebels. Second, President Trump just announced a few weeks ago that he was going to pull our troops out of Syria. Continue reading
Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom’s meet Pope Francis during trip to Vatican
The Hollywood stars journeyed to the city together for the Unite To Cure event, an international conference on the cure for cancer. MORE
This is one of her songs: Ur So Gay,,Katy Perry – While jacking off listening to Mozart – I hope you hang yourself with your H&M scarf
This Frustrated Teacher Quitting Her Job Has a Message For Parents: “Stop Coddling” Your Kids
Julie Marburger, a sixth-grade teacher from Texas, is seriously frustrated when it comes to dealing with her students’ parents. After a particularly upsetting run-in with a mom on March 28, she took to social media to express just how defeated she feels. In a now-viral Facebook post, Julie laid out exactly why she’s quitting her teaching job at the end of this school year — MORE