Category Archives: Morality
Banks post record $40.3-billion profit in first quarter, FDIC says
Where have all the flowers (Monies gone) , long time passing?
Where have all the flowers (Monies gone), long time ago?
Where have all the flowers (Monies gone?)
Bankers have picked them everyone.
Oh, when will they ever learn? Oh, when will they ever learn? Continue reading
Redefine marriage? Include polygamy, incest
People who oppose gay marriage are like Christians who used the Bible to support apartheid and slavery, says senior bishop
Christian Brothers settle suit with 400 sex abuse victims
Gosh, I liked Christian Brothers Brandy. It’s getting so bad out there that you almost can’t go shopping anymore without helping some deviate cause that is being supported by these companies and institutions. Hurry back Lord, in Christ, Joseph
Liturgical liberalism and support for gay civil unions linked?
Women Catholic deacons ‘no longer taboo’
Chile declares a ‘Day of the Unborn’
New law bans ‘Christmas’ for Asturias kids (Spain)
Friday’s Religion News Roundup: Georgia Bibles * AARP’s homosexual agenda * anti-Shariah bills
A Bible in a hotel room image courtesy Shutterstock.com
If you’re into the culture wars, today’s your day: An atheist who complained that he found Bibles in a state-owned cabin got his way. Georgia officials removed the Bibles from all state park resorts. But now, the state attorney general issued a ruling saying the Bibles are OK because the state hadn’t paid for the books. On Wednesday, Gov. Nathan Deal ordered the Bibles returned. Continue reading
Whites Staying Home Lifted Obama to Victory
It was a foregone conclusion that many Protestants stayed home rather than vote for Romney because he’s a Mormon.
In a first, black voter turnout rate passes whites: study
Turnout among blacks in the U.S. surpassed white turnout, by most measures, a study showed.
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Can a Woman be a Doctor of the Church?
July 16, 1994
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
We know that in recent weeks, the Conciliar Church has ratified the use of girl servers in their liturgical rites. This seems to be in response to the question as to whether women may be ordained priests. In the Catholic Church, before Vatican II, the role of woman is clearly defined. Continue reading