Vol 10 Issue 26 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
Record floods engulfed the historic eastern German city of Dresden today, swamping its Baroque architecture and driving thousands from their homes.
A tide of debris-laden brown water also submerged other towns on the River Elbe, forcing the evacuation of tens of thousands while volunteers battled to save the centre of Dresden, the capital of Saxony, 120 miles south of Berlin. MORE
Environmentalists have an honest concern over the welfare of our planet but I don’t think we all realize the energy consumption of our nation. This one statistic of roughly 400 million gallons of gasoline a day is mind boggling. And this is just one product. I can’t even begin to fathom the amount of all the other products. So, yes lets keep switching to cleaner energy as long as we don’t punish the consumer with shortages and higher costs.
In 2016, about 143.37 billion gallons (or about 3.41 billion barrels1) of finished motor gasoline were consumed2 in the United States, MORE
Paul VI wearing the Jewish Breast Plate in place of a Cross
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Australia is becoming older and more diverse — both culturally and religiously — according to new data from the country’s census….MORE
With me you might say it started the day May 13. Seems Our Lady had her finger on me.
Not to make a long story longer. After I got out of the Army, 1957, my folks had moved to L. A. So I went to L. A. to start my life again.
One day a Bible salesman came to the house and sold me a Papal edition Bible. At the time I was a party guy but thought that everyone should own a good Bible. Unfortunately in casually looking it over, the old and the new I felt it was contradictory.
I was working for a aircraft component company but when the Russians launched, there was a lay off. Since I had worked for bakery’s before I went back to them for work, but had to give up my Sundays. Some time later I had a boyhood friend visit with his girl friend who later became his wife. Continue reading
A reply to a friend who told me that a lot of his friends think I’m a Kook.
CMRI has been lucky to have such a gifted priest as Father Casimir who is the Pastor of Mount St. Michael’s community and school. Very few of the Fathers are as charitable, kind and humble as Father Casimir.Preserving the authentic Traditional Catholic Faith and Traditional Latin Mass: CMRI
This is one of many things that us tax payers are not aware of.
It’s August. Do you know where your Supreme Court is?
A good bet is that none of the nine justices are in Washington, D.C. As Chief Justice John Roberts once quipped: “Only Supreme Court justices and schoolchildren are expected to and do take the entire summer off.” (Roberts made that statement while serving as an attorney in the Reagan Administration.) MORE
Temperatures in Iran have soared as the heat index hit an astonishing 165 degrees Fahrenheit due to a “heat dome.”
Temperatures taken in the city of Bandar Mahshahr were among the highest ever recorded, reports the Telegraph. MORE
Vol 10 Issue 25 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward KrierWhen I am reading commentaries and deciding what would be beneficial for the readers of the Newsletter, I admit that I am subjective—that is, I chose what to place in the Newsletter. Continue reading