Just how ‘credible’ was The Kid’s testimony against Pell? [What follows is hard-going but I recommend you read it all and get to the end. The truth is revealed.]
What are we to make of Australia's bushfires?
One hope remains for George Cardinal Pell: that the High Court of Australia will overturn his guilty verdict.
Vatican's Christmas Concert and Mother Earth worship
Written by Kathy Clubb
Just when we thought that the Christmas celebrations would provide a break from controversy, the Vatican disappointed yet again by honouring the Earth Mother at a Christmas concert.
Baby grasps the hand of surgeon during caesarian section
Written by Cultureshift
The humanity of this preborn child is obvious when we can witness video taken during a caesarian section.
US funds still being used to promote abortion abroad
Written by C-FAM
While domestic funding for family planning faces strict requirements separating it from abortion activities, and while under the PLGHA policy, foreign organizations promoting or providing abortions are ineligible for U.S. funding, U.S.-based groups working abroad are comparatively unregulated. Moreover, some U.S.-based organizations form partnerships with foreign-based groups in order to skirt around PLGHA in practice.
Bishops' permission for Freemasonry was hiding in plain sight
Written by Kathy Clubb
Back in July, I wrote an article for The Remnant on a Queensland priest who publically admits to having been a Freemason for more than a decade. While that is shocking enough, the most disturbing part of this story was that the priest claims to have a letter from the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference, giving permission for Catholics to become Masons. Now evidence has come to light which suggests that, in fact, this is the official policy of the ACBC.
