Take a couple of minutes to hear Darby’s Story. You’ll be glad you did.
“They just tell you that it’s a blob of cells… More…
Category Archives: Culture War
Preborn Children Do Feel Pain, Medical Experts Confirm Reply
Abortion is a war against the child. Like all children, the preborn child suffers pain, including the brutal pain of an abortion procedure. Yet abortion proponents still deny the fact, despite clearly confirmed evidence to the contrary. Why?
In the following video, three medical experts discuss the indisputable scientific facts about children experiencing pain during an abortion.
“Refreshing” Pro-Life Advertisement (Video) 12
Is Coke going green?
Remember the Coca Cola slogan “Coke adds life”?
Coke has had some masterful advertising campaigns (Have a Coke and a Smile! and Coke is it! ) and some epic disasters too (New Coke was an almost fatal “Slam Fail”). The barely memorable “Coke adds life” campaign didn’t do much for me. But this “Coke Life” commercial from Argentina wins the prize. More…
Watch Carefully: This Is What Abortion Is (in Sign Language) 4
The following 2 second video contains a truly disturbing image. It is intended to illustrate the real nature of abortion, truthfully and clearly.
If that’s not clear, what can you do to make it clearer? More…
The Eucharistic Message of the Child in the Manger 1
BETHLEHEM: HOUSE OF BREAD
It’s remarkable that even though the infant Jesus couldn’t speak, from the first moment of his birth, he was proclaiming that he is the Bread of Life. It’s as if is impatient to institute the Eucharist.
The word Bethlehem in Hebrew means “house of bread” and it’s also no coincidence that Jesus rested in a feeding trough—a “manger” sounds much more quaint, but that’s what it was.
So let’s take a moment to pause and reflect on Jesus, the Bread of Life.
IF YOU BELIEVE AND EAT THIS BREAD…
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A Little Advent Music Reply
A reblog today to start of the Season of Advent — Many blessings to you all!
What is your favorite Advent Hymn?
Not that I know tuns and tuns of Advent Carols, but here are a few to vote on:
Veni, Veni Emmanuel:
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Is This Guy Catholic? 10
Couldn’t Decide 18
Today, I could not decide whether I should post anything or not, because I’m feeling a little bit guilty for neglecting the feast of the Assumption yesterday, though, if you think about it, I shouldn’t. After all, what is Mary’s Assumption about if not hope? Yes, there’s hope for all of us.
… which brings me to my second point. I also could not decide whether I wanted to reblog this illuminating post from a fellow blogger and friend, Trebor Fairwell (pronounced: //’Lĕh-‘nérd ‘Skin-‘nérd//), or just link to it, which would allow me to elaborate on it here. As you can see, I ended up choosing the latter. More…
Life As a Pilgrimage: What Can We Learn from St James? 5
Reblogging my own stuff today, because, Hey, He’s my Patron…
July 25, Feast of St James the Apostle
To follow the path God set before you all your life. Imagine only doing that. What would that be like?
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Life as a Pilgrimage: What Have We Learned from St James? Reply
Calicem salutaris accipiam et nomen Domini invocabo!
Three lessons I’ve learned from Saint James
The Catholic Church venerates saints in a particular way.
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