Fr. Krier has long history of helping homeless in downtown Las Vegas

Krier, a 61-year-old Ohio native, supervises a small team of volunteers as they cook breakfast in the tiny church at North Ninth Street and East Ogden Avenue, preparing for the arrival of 100-plus homeless people. By 8:30 a.m., a trainlike procession of the homeless are lined up around the corner of the church, waiting patiently for a free, warm meal that many say is crucial to keeping them alive. VIDEO Also PDF STORY

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Saint Joseph and his Litany for the month of March

Although always regarded as a father, Joseph was little known on his own account until the later Middle Ages, following the adoption of his feast by the Franciscans in 1399, and later by the Dominicans. Due in part to the “goddess like granduer” accorded to his wife, Mary, Joseph was reduced to “an abject, even ludicrous old man who figured as “God’s cuckold” in [medieval] legends and plays.”[35] The feast was only added to the Roman Breviary in 1479, and was not compulsory for the whole Catholic church until 1621. An effort by some church leaders, including Jean Gerson, at the Council of Constance in 1416 to have Joseph elevated to a rank next to Mary and above the Apostles, with a universal feast of The Marriage of Mary and Joseph, was a step too far, and not successful. Continue reading

Democrats Can’t do Basic Math

Each American would receive $1.33 dollars each. Not 1 million per citizen. Not to mention Biden’s claim 150 million people were killed by guns when there’re only 327 million citizens in the U.S. That’s half the population!

The problem with the media, they fired smart employees who showed objectivity or displayed dissension. Now, all they’re left with are imbecilic hug-box employees who can’t seem to do simple math or tell the truth. MORE