Vol 11 Issue 4 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
January 27, 2018 ~ Saint John Chrysostom, opn!

1. What is the Sacrament of Confirmation
2. Septuagesima Sunday
3. Saint Peter Nolasco
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader:

This week I am introducing two new subjects. I want, first, to continue on the subject of the Sacraments, Continue reading →

Brentwood resident David Sams owns a Google Home and an Amazon audio speaker. He says both give two different answers when asking “Who is Jesus Christ?” MORE

Three earthquakes hit California on Thursday, one as far south as Trabuco Canyon and a second all the way up to a spot off the coast of Eureka, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). MORE

Parisians have been warned to stay away from the river Seine as it continues to rise, flooding surrounding roads and causing disruption to the city’s transport network. MORE

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The Equestrian Order of Pope St. Gregory the Great (I) was founded in 1831 by Pope Gregory XVI to award to those who have made substantial contributions to the Catholic Church. Gregory XVI (r. 1831-1846) was one of the most traditional popes of the last several centuries, ranking with Pope St. Pius V and Pope St. Pius X in that regard. But it has been clear for fifty years that the Catholic Church does not exist in the Newchurch of the New Order, which replaced the Catholic Church as the “institutional” Church by the decree Lumen gentium of November 21, 1964. Continue reading →

The Graham’s can’t win. Billy Joined up with Rome and the son is being chastised for being conservative.

In the 1950s, when Charlotte-born evangelist Billy Graham preached in England, he would sometimes have an audience with Queen Elizabeth II. She invited him to give sermons at Windsor Castle and went on to become his lifelong friend. MORE

You’ve witnessed a lunar eclipse, a “blood moon” and probably a “blue moon,” but for the first time in a very, very long time, the U.S. will experience all three combined on January 31, called a super blue blood moon (try saying that five times fast).

By long time, we mean this is the first time Americans will witness this event since March 1866 – less than a year after the Civil War ended – so you’ll want your telescopes and binoculars at the ready. MORE

For many non-believers, it is an instinctive response to a crisis: “Please, God.” So perhaps it should not be surprising that a new survey has found that one in five adults pray despite saying they are not religious. MORE

To mark the release of its 400th issue, United Kingdom-based publication Stylist decided to feed into one of the most popular topics of today – the impending robot revolution.  MORE