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Catholic Online: Featured Articles
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Catholic Online: Most Popular Video
- Variety #82: How Many Friars Does it Take to Change a Light Bulb.
Ave Maria!
You will have to count them yourself. I think we need a friar that can levitate.
Ave Maria!
To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=14122 - This is an Abortion! — Warning Very Graphic
From the inception of his pro-life work, Fr. Frank Pavone of Priest for Life has been urging the mass media to show the American people what an abortion is. Abortion is a reality which is so horrific that words alone can never convey its meaning. Warning — This video is very graphic.
National Catholic Register: Blog
- “Stop All Shows Glorifying Human Birthing!“
By Jimmy Akin | Al Gore Lied, James J. Lee Died. That’s the premise of this piece at Big Hollywood (warning: language). Author John Nolte writes: [M]ost environmentalists are lying liars who know they’re lying. Because if you honestly believe man is destroying the planet, that the apocalypse is nigh, you prepare for it. Most coastal elites are Global Warming believers … - Priest Cycles to Change Poverty
By Joseph Pronechen, Register Staff Writer | Talk about monumental efforts. On Thursday, Jesuit Father Matthew Ruhl and his fellow cyclists completed the Miami to Key Largo, Fla., leg of their 5,052-mile cycling trek to do something about reducing poverty in America. With 100 miles to go, their 100-day Cycling for Change pilgrimage that started Memorial Day in Cape Flattery, Wash., …
Catholic Online: Daily Readings
- Friday, September 3, 2010
Reading 1
1 Cor 4:1–5
Gospel
Lk 5:33–39
