The incoming superintendent of Los Angeles Unified School District visited with administrators, staff and students at an Elysian Heights elementary school and warned that there is no end in sight to the difficulties COVID-19 will present for the district and students. MORE
Entering Monday’s College Football Playoff National Championship Game in Indianapolis, Georgia had a former walk-on at quarterback while Alabama was led by the reigning Heisman Trophy winner. It was a tall task, but the Bulldogs’ chances rode on their top-ranked defense and how well it could slow the Crimson Tide’s high-powered offense. MORE
Vol 15 Issue 3 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
January 15, 2022 ~ Our Lady of Prompt Succor, opn!
1. Sacrament of Penance
2. Second Sunday after Epiphany
3. Saint Marcellus
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices
Dear Reader:
Sean Reynolds almost lost his life over a PlayStation.
The 17-year-old high school senior had arranged to sell his gaming console through the app OfferUp, and agreed to meet the buyer — another teenager — near a public housing complex in Watts. He intended to save the cash he earned for college expenses that fall. MORE
This happened to me today at the bank. Big line inside and only 2 tellers, so after I asked the manager why he doesn’t put more tellers at the windows and he said, “I don’t have any, they’re all out sick.” UNBELIEVABLE.
The latest surge in COVID cases has severely impacted retailers across the nation. Apple closed 20 of its stores across the U.S. in December because of staffing shortages, while Walmart temporarily shuttered nearly 60 of its locations to make time for extra sanitation following alleged outbreaks in January. MORE
Contraception was legalized in the country in 1967, followed by abortion in 1975. There are around 200,000 abortions a year. MORE
Take a look at the Catholic Priests involved in this plot which I pointed out in the past was coming from Rome and Paul VI. One of the reasons we lost Vietnam to the Communists.
Seven of the eight defendants in an alleged plot to kidnap presidential adviser Henry Kissinger and attack federal buildings outside federal court in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in 1971. Left to right are: The Rev. Joseph Wenderoth of Baltimore; Eqbal Ahmad of Chicago, the Rev. Neil McLaughlin of Baltimore; John T. Glick of Lancaster, Pa.; Anthony Scoblick, and Sr. Elizabeth McAlister. At center is Mary Cain Scoblick, a former nun from Baltimore who is married to Mr. Scoblick. The eighth defendant, the Rev. Philip Berrigan, is in federal prison. RNS archive photo. Photo courtesy of the Presbyterian Historical Society.
CHICAGO — More people were shot to death in Chicago and surrounding Cook County in 2021 than in any other year on record, officials announced Monday, two days after authorities announced that the nation’s third-largest city recorded its most homicides in a quarter-century. VIDEO
At least 22 people, including 10 children, died in a popular mountain resort town in Pakistan after being stuck in their vehicles overnight during a heavy snowstorm as temperatures plummeted, officials said Saturday. VIDEO
Vol 15 Issue 2 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
January 8, 2022 ~ Our Lady on Saturday
1. Sacrament of Penance
2. Feast of the Holy Family
3. St. Marciana and Sts. Julian and Basilissa and Companions
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices
Dear Reader:
La Guardia Airport recorded the most snow in New York City on Friday morning with 8.4 inches. Midtown Manhattan reported 6.2 inches with the rest of the city seeing an average of 5 inches when New Yorkers woke up. VIDEO
