LA PAZ, Bolivia, Nov. 22 (UPI) — Bolivian President Evo Morales declared a national emergency due to a water shortage brought about by a severe drought.

Morales said Bolivians must “work together to address the problems of global warming.”

“I convened the emergency Cabinet to treat the issue of the supply of the water in cities that face this problem,” Morales said in a statement on Monday. “We declare a national emergency facing drought. Mayors and governors can use resources to cope with the climatic phenomenon.” MORE

In a ceremony at the Church of Divine Mercy in Krakow, Poland on Saturday, the Catholic Bishops of Poland in the presence of President Andrzei Duda and many Catholic pilgrims, officially recognized Jesus Christ as the King of Poland and called upon Him to rule over their nation, its people and their political leaders. MORE

According to Indian newspapers of today, Bergoglio has given his own “priests” the power to absolve persons guilty of abortion. So, in his own sinister way, he is telling Fellay at the same time that his priests can continue to hear confessions validly in order to forgive such persons guilty of abortion.

To ensure no opposition to his program, Bergoglio disbanded the Pro Life Congregation (Family committee at the Bishops conference was pro-life) of all its members two days ago to leave him free to pick anti-Life members. This man is Satan.
MY REPLY:

So now abortion is just another sin now? You can have as many abortions as you want and still be forgiven? – Before the priest had to seek the Bishop to get permission, but SSPX does not have Bishops near by.  So I guess they would have to call them on the phone?  What about murder?
In Christ, Joseph

New pope Has Rejected Fellay and His Neo-SSPX
November 26, 2016 – St. Sylvester, Abbot       Double Feast
In New Document New pope Has Rejected Fellay and His Neo-SSPX
Fellay Is Now Left with Egg on His Face and an Internal Civil War Continue reading →

There is a rumor going around that at least 3 million registered voters are Illegal Immigrants and that Hillary’s popular majority’s vote are non American citizens. This is beings denied by many groups but as you can see that here in California we have 2.6 million and they are allowed to vote if they have a drivers license. Now add that to the other states that have the same law, it certainly is quite possible that Hillary’s majority vote come from those non citizens that voted. Here is two sources.
Napolitano: California To Allow Illegal Immigrants To Vote For The …

Illegal Immigration Statistics in California – Newsmax.com

LOS ANGELES — A man who was convicted of posing as a Roman Catholic priest and selling bogus trips to see Pope Francis returned to court on Friday after investigators discovered that once out of jail, he resumed trying to pass himself off as a man of the cloth.

Erwin Mena, the judge said, was back to doing the same thing he wasn’t supposed to be doing.

Mena, 60, had been convicted in February of grand theft in connection with his scheme to sell fake trips to see the pontiff and he got out of jail in July. LAPD Det. Gary Guevara said he arrested Mena on Nov. 2 after confirming he posed as a priest at a church in the Arts District. MORE

LAKE CACHUMA, Calif. — At the marina Monty Keller manages amid sloping mountains here, business is down by half. For hours every workday, he stares sadly at the reason.

Lake Cachuma, a giant reservoir built to hold Santa Barbara County’s drinking water, has all but vanished in California’s historic drought. It reached an all-time low this summer — 7 percent capacity, which left a thick beige watermark that circles the hills framing the lake like an enormous bathtub ring. “We’re just amazed,” Keller said. MORE

Results of a new U.S. Forest Service aerial survey revealed that, since 2010, more than 102 million trees have died in a 7.7 million acre swath of California forest land, and the culprit is drought.

That’s not the end to it, according to a Friday Forest Service release. “In 2016 alone, 62 million trees have died, representing more than a 100 percent increase in dead trees across the state from 2015. Millions of additional trees are weakened and expected to die in the coming months and years.” MORE

Vol 9 Issue 50 ~ Editor: Rev. Fr. Courtney Edward Krier
November 19, 2016 ~ Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, opn!

1. Baptism: Means of Salvation (95)
2. Last Sunday after Pentecost
3. Saint Mechtild
4. Family and Marriage
5. Articles and notices

Dear Reader:

As the liturgical year comes to a close it was another year God gave us to prepare for His Coming. We know that Christ will come to judge us in our particular judgement at the moment of death; Continue reading →

In response to Edwen Chemerinsky Breeze 11-17-16

One of the main reasons we kept the Electoral college that still matters is to give extremely small states some say in the election. Today if we were to go by the popular vote the 12 to 15 most populated states could dominate any national election. That’s one third of the States could rule the country. Continue reading →

For the second year in a row, Los Angeles reported the largest number of chronically homeless people in the nation — nearly 13,000 — and 95% of them live outdoors, in cars, tents and encampments, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s report to Congress released Wednesday. MORE

More than 400 people have been killed by smog in under a month after a lethal blanket of pollution smothered the capital of Iran, it has emerged.

Schools have been shut while millions have been forced to wear face masks or retreat indoors after choking levels of pollution descended on Tehran. MORE

Wow: What a price to pay for A LEGAL SHACK UP

Portia de Rossi has finally had enough. After eight years of her wife Ellen DeGeneres’ controlling behavior, the pair have been “arguing more than ever,” an insider tells In Touch — and are finally heading for a divorce.

And it’s going to be messy.

“They’ve had heated debates about Ellen’s controlling behavior and her anger issues,” the source says. “They fight over Ellen’s drinking, her lavish spending — mostly on real estate — plus her busy work schedule and how she doesn’t want Portia to work.” MORE

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis has offered to pay $132 million to settle hundreds of child sex abuse claims against its clergy under a revised bankruptcy reorganization plan filed in court on Tuesday (Nov. 15).

The archdiocese, one of 15 U.S. Catholic districts and religious orders driven to seek Chapter 11 protection by the church’s sex abuse scandal, said its plan would mark the second-largest such bankruptcy settlement of pedophile priest claims in America. MORE