I really marvelled at the kind of excitement and joy with which, on October 4th, a friend and brother (a well committed Novus Ordite though!) announced to me that “the pope” had excommunicated a dissident Catholic priest! “I told you,” he said. “This pope is wise! He knows what he’s doing! The Holy Spirit is leading him!”
I couldn’t just laugh, and I couldn’t cry. I only gazed at him, mute! MORE
2015 is already here and Catholics, just like other Nigerians, are warming up, getting ready to vote candidates of their choices into different elective positions—in fact, others even warming up to contest! But what actually does our faith as Catholics teach us about modern democracy? Can a Catholic, practising his faith, really participate in our type of democracy and still remains a Catholic? MORE
Just think what this will do to the pork industry.
The federal Bureau of Prisons has banned pork products from being served in the 122 prisons it runs nationwide, The Washington Post reports.
The ban started with the new fiscal year, which began October 1, and is attributed by the bureau to prisoners not liking pork. Surveys over recent years have found prisoners like pork least of all meats, and it is too costly, prison bureau spokesman Edmond Ross told the Post. MORE
Unbelievable. I knew something was wrong.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Southern California coach Steve Sarkisian is taking an indefinite leave of absence after athletic director Pat Haden determined that the troubled coach is “not healthy.”
Haden announced the decision in a hastily called news conference Sunday after Sarkisian didn’t show up for practice. MORE
“..THEN TELL YOUR DICTATOR PRESIDENT HE CAN GO TO HELL ALONG WITH HIS ISIS TERRORIST AND I SHALL MAKE SYRIA TO NOTHING BUT A ‘BIG STALINGRAD’, FOR ERDOĞAN AND HIS SAUDI ALLIES ARE NO VICIOUS THAN ADOLF HITLER,” replied Vladimir Putin in the 2-hour closed door meeting with Turkish emissary. SOURCE
A new church has opened under His Excellency Bishop Sanborn.
http://www.mostholytrinityseminary.org/
Tridentine Latin Mass is celebrated at the
Vero Beach Women’s Club
1534 21st Street
Vero Beach, Florida 32960
Sundays at 10:00 AM. ~ Confessions between 9:15 to 9:50 AM ~ Rosary begins 9:30
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After days of unrest elsewhere, Gaza has been drawn into the violence since Friday, with clashes along the border leaving nine Palestinians dead, including teenagers, from Israeli fire. MORE
Peter; kill and eat.
Vol 8 Issue 41 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
October 10, 2015 ~ St Francis Borgia, opn!
1. Baptism: Means of Salvation (37)
2. Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost
3. Divine Maternity of the B. V. M.
4. Christ in the Home (12)
5. Articles and notices
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Given its location, resources and religious significance, Saudi Arabia should have developed into one of the world’s great powers: a Norway in the Middle East, perhaps, or a South Korea on the Arabian Peninsula. At the very least, someone at the top should’ve realized the good times wouldn’t last—eventually the oil would run out, superpowers would move on, and the country would have to stand on its own. MORE
Francis Schuckardt
The Rev: Arriaga was most probably the first Sede Vacantist in the world, but we, the Fatima Crusaders, under Francis Schuckardt were the first, (as a group) in the United States. Francis was at the time was transitioning from the Blue Army leaving his post as secretary that he had at the time. MORE
“Oh, my goodness, look at all these! Golden Oreos, Cookie Dough Oreos, Mega Stuf Oreos, Birthday Cake Oreos—perhaps the system of free enterprise is not as terrible as I once feared,” said the visibly awed bishop of Rome while visiting a Washington, D.C. supermarket, adding that the sheer diversity of flavors, various colors and quantities of creme filling, and presence or absence of an outer fudge layer had led to a profound philosophical shift in his feelings toward the global economy and opened his eyes to the remarkable capabilities of the free market… MORE
There is nothing in the U.S. Constitution that requires us to support non-citizens in our country. If the laws are such that a requirement to support non-citizens with welfare, medical care, education and legal representation at taxpayer expense, then those laws can be amended or repealed– if we collectively, have the will to elect politicians who worship at the altar of common sense. In my humble opinion, it is time to re-establish US Sovereignty over our borders, and amend our procedures, policies and regulations to facilitate the swift, and inexpensive deportation of those non-citizens who have violated our laws, and overstayed their visas or entered our country without proper authorization.
From a friend.
Out of the 783,936 annual deaths from conventional medicine mistakes, approximately 106,000 of those are the result of prescription drug use [1]. According to the Journal of the American Medical Association, two-hundred and ninety people in the United States are killed by prescription drugs every day [4].
As Russian warships rain down cruise missiles as part of its military strike in Syria, there’s now a glaring absence in the region: FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2007, THE U.S. NAVY HAS NO AIRCRAFT CARRIER IN THE PERSIAN GULF. MORE
MEXICO CITY (AP) — It was one of the worst defeats in one of history’s most dramatic conquests: Only a year after Hernan Cortes landed in Mexico, hundreds of people in a Spanish-led convey were captured, sacrificed and apparently eaten.
Excavations at a site just east of Mexico City are yielding dramatic new details about that moment when two cultures clashed — and the native defenders, at least temporarily, were in control. MORE