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The year is 1487.  The place is a little settlement in what is now Mexico, known as Tenochticlan, capital city of the Aztec empire.  It is here that the most brutal and vicious act ever known by man is performed: … Continue reading →

REFLECTIONS ON THE HOLY INNOCENTS The Feast of the Holy Innocents, December 28, is doubtless the occasion for many priests to mention the crime of abortion in the course of their sermons. There are many similarities between Herod’s slaughter of … Continue reading →

As a very small child he was taught that Jesus was really present in church in the tabernacle. Gerard then loved to go to church as often as possible to be with His Friend, the Captive Prisoner of the Altar. … Continue reading →

It’s all about YOU … There are many arguments against abortion. Let’s take a look at one that is “All About YOU” … and your own personal judgment before God. If you are considering an abortion, or helping someone get … Continue reading →

The dogma of “No Salvation Outside The Catholic Church” is sealed with the highest teaching authority of the Church. It is defined infallibly or “Ex Cathedra.” It cannot be “overturned.”

St. Agnes, Virgin and Martyr, Pray for Us! Here is the account of the glorious martyrdom of St. Agnes, taken from Butler’s Lives of the Saints, in honor of her feast day, January 21. In St. Agnes we see the … Continue reading →

Brown Bagging it at Planned Parenthood Crimes against the unborn are not the only human wreckage accomplished at Planned Parenthood Abortuaries. No. Human and societal damage blossoms out of the doors of Planned Parenthood locations everywhere. We usually protest abortion at a … Continue reading →

The short answer is no. Here is why: At the moment of conception cells start to divide. Science confirms this. A new life begins; a baby starts to grow in the womb of its mother. More importantly, at the moment … Continue reading →

The horrific catastrophe of our day known as “Population Control” was started in 1798 by an Anglican clergyman named Thomas Malthus. After listening to Benjamin Franklin proudly declare that the American colonies were growing at a rate of 3% a … Continue reading →