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| | Headlines Ebola is never going away, WHO warns, Ebola IS a sexually transmitted disease By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) | October 8, 2014 Ebola survivors are being warned to use condoms should they engage in sexual activity following their infection with Ebola. The reason is that the disease can be sexually transmitted which will result in subsequent infections even after the disease is cured. Continue Reading... Lesbians win discrimination case by discriminating against Christian family By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) | October 7, 2014 Owners of a family farm in New York who were sued because they refused to host a gay wedding on their private property, are asking the courts to reconsider a punitive decision against them. They are asking that their First Amendment rights and their right to religious conscience be respected by the state. Continue Reading... Pope Francis announces WEEK OF ACTION to end world hunger By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) | October 7, 2014 Pope Francis is a very busy man these days, so we see a little less of him than we'd like. However, the Holy Father will be out in full force next week as part of his "Week of Action" (Oct. 12-18) to end world hunger. Continue Reading... Catholic Bishops of Virginia: Statement On Supreme Court Refusal to Hear Appeal of Virginia Same-Sex Marriage Ruling By Catholic Online | October 7, 2014 As Bishops we will continue to affirm the truth about marriage, the lifelong union of one man and one woman, as well as its essential importance to the common good. As pastors, teachers, and faith leaders, we can do nothing less. It is our fervent hope that the Supreme Court will reconsider this fundamental issue in the future. Continue Reading... Universal frustration felt in panhandler video: Quickly goes viral By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) | October 6, 2014 A video showing a frustrated man lashing out at an elderly lady panhandler has quickly been rewarded with two million views. Shot in Oklahoma City, the man confronts the woman who previously hit him up for spare change for driving a 2013 car. Continue Reading... ISIS ATROCITIES: Child soldiers, forced sex slaves, women sold for as little as $10 By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) | October 5, 2014 Mass executions, child soldiers and setting up slave markets where women are sold for sex for $10 are just several of many unimaginable atrocities committed by Islamic State. The militant jihadists have large portions of Iraq and Syria in their grip, and those in the United Nations vows that those responsible will be held accountable for sex crimes. Continue Reading... The New Franciscan Pope is Rebuilding the Church for a New Missionary Age By Deacon Keith A Fournier | October 5, 2014 The Lord who birthed the Church from His wounded side on Golgotha's Hill is purifying her and renewing her by His Spirit - in order to continue his redemptive work until he returns to bring it to completion. He has been raised from the dead and now walks with our feet, builds with our hands and speaks through our words and witness. This is the Dawn of a New Missionary Age. We are all missionaries. The new Franciscan Pope is out recruiting the laborers for the vineyard and demonstrating the message in word and deed. The Lord is preparing the soil and spreading the seed. The New Franciscan Pope is Rebuilding the Church for a New Missionary Age. Continue Reading... Hell on Earth: Two teenage Yazidi girls describe their ordeal as ISIS captives By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) | October 2, 2014 Two Yazidi teenagers who fled the clutches of ISIS have told the western press the abject horror of their capture and captivity. The two have described being tortured and forced to watch videos of men from their community being beheaded. Some were so traumatized that they tried to commit suicide - but were severely beaten by their captors instead. Continue Reading... EBOLA IN AMERICA - Two scary facts nobody is telling you about Ebola By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) | October 3, 2014 A patient in a Dallas area hospital has been confirmed as ill with the Ebola virus. This is the first case of a person in the United States being infected with the virus without being deliberately brought into the country for treatment. It demonstrates that Ebola is capable of entering the United States through infected persons traveling from abroad, despite current precautions. Continue Reading...    Most Popular Ancient architectural wonder of Rome Read More For Holy Saturday Reflection: The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary Read More For Holy Saturday Reflection: The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary Read More  Good Friday Reflection on the Nature of Sin Read More  A Good Friday Reflection: I Thirst Read More News | Catholic Life | PRWire | Encyclopedia | Bible | Prayers | Vocations | Saints & Angels © Copyright 2014 Catholic Online. | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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