Amusing. Of course many/most of the demonstrators at Columbia are not students; just the usual woke / leftist protestors against anything except communism and free drugs. As pro-Palestine groups continued to gather on campus following the establishment of the Gaza Solidarity Encampment, University protestors clarified that they only want “Death to America” after America is … Read more
So 50% of men being ordained are under 31 years old.
He uses bad language and gets suspended? Schools would be pretty empty if they suspended everyone who uses bad language while singing a rap song. This is so absurd. The school will lose. A junior at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua has sued the school district over its decision to issue him a three-day … Read more
The strong arm of the law works a little differently in the Lone Star State, where asking for mild salsa is grounds for arrest (and for a good whuppin’). Here are ten crimes that you can actually be executed for in the great State of Texas There you have it – the law of the … Read more
7 and a half years. Meanwhile nine prolife demonstrators in jail now for walking into two abortion clinics, sitting on the floor and praying the rosary / singing hymns. That's all – no molotov cocktails or even otherwise talking. Their sentence – one year for violating the FACE (Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances) Act … Read more
Sent around by Holy Name office. Our parish will hold a Memorial Mass for our dear former pastor, Fr. Mike, this Friday, April 12, at 7:00 PM in the main Church. Please open the link below as we are requesting an RSVP to a social gathering in celebration of Fr. Mike's life following the Mass. … Read more
What could go wrong?
From the Archdiocese. Note there will be a Parish Mass at St. Anastasia Sunday evening as well as a Funeral Mass on Monday.
This is just heartbreaking. Fr. Mike came into our parish as pastor at a very critical time around 2003, in his very early 40’s. He was with us until 2011. Just a wonderful priest. He left and went to a parish across the river, to be closer to his own family. He’d had some health … Read more