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God’s Grace Shines a Light in Syria’s Darkness
By Eliane També ALEPPO, Syria—War rages on in Syria. Aleppo, the country’s major business center—what’s left of it—is a city…
Monthly Archives: December, 2015
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Climate Summit Frustrates Population Control Groups
Population control advocates are miffed that the UN Climate Summit in Paris will not address fertility reduction. “It’s pretty hard…
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St. Eulalia, Virgin, Martyr
ST. EULALIA was a native of Merida, in Spain. She was but twelve years old when the bloody edicts of…
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St. Leocadia
ST. LEOCADIA was a native of Toledo, and was apprehended by an order of Dacian, the cruel governor under Diocletian…
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St. Juan Diego
Juan Diego was born in 1474 in the calpulli of Tlayacac in Cuautitlán, a small Indian village some 20 km (12mi)…
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Front Row With Francis: Journey to Africa
Pope Francis reflected on his first Apostolic Visit to Africa during his Wednesday Address on Dec.2. He travelled to Kenya,…
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Does God Hear the Theological Silence About Racism in Abortion?
For some time now, a group of theologians has opined about “Theological Silence About White Racism.” In words of accusation…
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Mary’s Salvation and Ours
“Have you been saved?” Maybe you have been asked that by one of our Protestant brothers or sisters. If our…
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Feast of the Immaculate Conception
ON this day, so dear to every Catholic heart, we celebrate, in the first place, the moment in which Almighty…