Bolstering previous research, scientists publish ‘remarkable’ data showing strong link between vitamin deficiency, prevalent in Israel, and death or serious illness among patients MORE

Vol 15 Issue 6 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
February 5, 2022Saint Agatha, opn!

1.      Sacrament of Penance
2.      Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
3.      Saint Titus
4.      Family and Marriage
5.      Articles and noticesDear Reader:

Today, the U.S. has roughly 30 breweries based in once-vacant churches. Though some church breweries have faced pushback for offering suds in a once sacred space, the move has precedent. Monks have been brewing beer in monasteries for centuries, offering it to visitors and often imbibing it themselves at a time when it was safer to drink beer than water. MORE

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They changed my ad, that I name the Antichrist’s. Ha. but haven’t printed my letter, yet? it says ” Preliminary” So let’s hope for the best. Maybe we should give them a recommendation and mention that they are one of the few papers that are publishing my ad.? There giving me a couple free because of the low sales. Only six so far.

It’s getting, unbearable.

The man, who was also heard shouting the word “mask,” was sitting alone in the back of the audience hall, away from the section where most of the people were seated. VIDEO

Mel Gibson has announced that he will star in “Father Stu,” which was purchased on January 25, 2022, by Sony Pictures. Co-starring and co-producing will be Mark Wahlberg, who has starred in many films, such as 2000’s “The Perfect Storm.” 

“Father Stu” is billed as a true-life “faith-based” drama and will be released in theaters on Good Friday, April 15, 2022. “Father Stu” is the story of a down-and-out boxer turned Newchurch presbyter.  [Some information for this Commentary was contributed by Variety.] Kind of reminds me of the movie, “Hoodlum Priest.” A priest who worked on criminals in his neighborhood.
I guess Mel’s putting his, “The Resurrection” movie on hold. Today’s society not too keen on religious anything these days so, maybe he’s better off  shelving something that doesn’t sell much anymore.
In Christ, Joseph

Tokyo Electric Power Company-TEPCO- has been attempting to decommission three nuclear meltdowns in reactors No. 1 No. 2, and No. 3 for 11 years now. Over time, impossible issues grow and glow, putting one assertion after another into the anti-nuke coffers. MORE

US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s plan to ‘promote speed safety cameras’ is raising the troubling specter of ubiquitous automated traffic enforcement in the style of the UK, where the cameras are widely despised. MORE