Source: Fr. Luke Demasi, Servants HM Films via YouTube What do Ireland, Afganistan, and China have in common? What do Ireland and Nazi Germany have in common? How come Ireland is the only country in the EU that has had its GDP go up in 2020? Why is the closing…
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Divine Mercy explained w/Fr. Michael Gaitley
Source: Keith Nester via YouTube What is Divine Mercy? How does it connect to our everyday lives? On this episode of Catholic Feedback, Keith is joined by Fr. Michael Gaitley. Fr. Michael E. Gaitley, M.I.C., is the director of evangelization for the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception and the…
Father Mathias Thelen on the Dignity of Human Life
Source: Diocese of Lansing via YouTube Father Mathias Thelen, the Pastor of Saint Patrick’s Catholic Church in Brighton, Diocese of Lansing, preached a 17-minute homily on “The Dignity of Human Life” on Sunday 27th September 2020, that has since been watched by over one quarter of a million people online….
Iceland Volcano, New Dead Sea Scrolls & God’s Wrath?
Fr. Mark Goring, CC discusses the recent find of new ‘Dead Sea Scrolls’ found in Israel (via Science News), which confirm two verses from Scripture [Zachariah Ch.8: 16,17]. He posits the notion that perhaps God in His divine providence has given us these verses at this particular time for a ‘reason’. “Speak the truth to one another… do not love perjury”. He asks “what are the big fat lies, that are being pushed, imposed upon us? And if you try to speak out against them, you get cancelled, you get shut down”… “that are ruining people’s lives”. He asks is it a good idea to give everyone in the world the “pic-pic” right now?
One Promise That Can’t Be Broken
Source: Bishop Robert Barron via YouTube Friends, today’s readings contain within them the theme of God’s covenants with his people. God has made the whole of creation, but out of the totality of the nations on earth, he chose a particular people—the Israelite nation—to be “peculiarly his own,” forming them…
Jesus’ Suffering and Crucifixion – A Medical Point of View
Author: “This video will present my conclusions about the death of Jesus based on medical research from experienced trauma physicians and my understanding of scripture”.
Fatal Flaws
Fatal Flaws: Legalising Assisted Death is a thought-provoking journey through Europe and North America to ask one of the most fundamental philosophical questions of our time: should we be giving doctors the right inlaw to end the life of others by euthanasia or assisted suicide
Assisted Death may be a Cruel Death
Source: Alex Schadenberg Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention CoalitionReprinted with permission. Dr Joel Zivot who is an assistant professor of anesthesiology/critical care at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, was published today in Medpage Today explaining, based on the pharmacology, how an assisted death happens. Alex Schadenberg writes: “I have written on…
‘We were making her die. Because it suited us & her family’. Nurse’s experience with assisted suicide
Source: Life Institute via YouTube Kristina Hodgetts is a Canadian nurse who worked at both a large Ontario hospital as well as a rural nursing home. As a professional nurse, she fell prey to a system in Canada that was already embracing the false ideals of euthanasia. She left nursing…
ADF International: 5 Cases to know
“ADF International is a faith-based legal advocacy organisation that protects fundamental freedoms and promotes the inherent dignity of all people. We are at the forefront of defending religious freedom, the sanctity of life, and marriage and family around the world”.
Home is where the heart is for Dutch euthanasia
Wherever it is legalised, euthanasia becomes more and more integrated into the practice of medicine. One of the more useful — or ghoulish – developments, depending on your point of view, is euthanasia with organ donation.
Imagination and the Will: What You Gaze On Is What You Become
Source: catholicgentleman.netReprinted with permission How many times have you vowed to exercise more, eat better, or get more sleep? Or on a spiritual level, promised yourself that you were going to pray more consistently, practice certain virtues, or embrace asceticism more willingly? Yet, when it comes time to move idea…