Father Louis Campbell reveals in his sermon why the Feast of the Circumcision today represents for us the very essence of Christ's Love and Sacrifice. Editor Michael Cain answers a disgruntled, embittered lady scrooge who laments the 'bitter fruits' of feminism as he points out the very purpose of the Circumcision in The First Baptism of Blood Gabriel Garnica begins the New Year by sounding the clarion about the bad fruit that contains the poisons of perfectionism in the New Order in his column Perfectionism and The New Order. For links to past articles, columns, series, etc. of contributing writers found in The Daily Catholic as well as the ARCHIVES for the past two years, see PORT 2004 The entire thrill-packed suspense novel on the fight to preserve the True Faith and the world against the nefarious Legion of the Basilisk is now on-line at WHITE SMOKE, BLACK FIRE! For timely and hard-hitting editorials on the HOT ISSUES that are effecting the world and Church today. see the most recent commentary:: The 'Fruits' of Mammon! PAPAL PROOF OF WHAT THE CHURCH TRULY TEACHES For those who truly want to delve deeper into what the Faith teaches and what past Sovereign Pontiffs have decreed, we recommend for your vital reading to better KNOW THE FAITH in order to KEEP THE FAITH, pertinent Papal decrees which put to the lie what is being promulgated today by the Vatican II church. We strongly encourage you to read these to understand how today the modern church is in Apostasy when compared to what had always been taught by Holy Mother Church and enforced and warned as most grievous by previous Pontiffs as you'll see in CREDO & CULTURE
Editor Michael Cain answers a disgruntled, embittered lady scrooge who laments the 'bitter fruits' of feminism as he points out the very purpose of the Circumcision in The First Baptism of Blood
Gabriel Garnica begins the New Year by sounding the clarion about the bad fruit that contains the poisons of perfectionism in the New Order in his column Perfectionism and The New Order.
Also see these articles on the Blasphemy at Fatima:
"The denial of Truth is just as fatal to the mind as the denial of light is to vision. Truth in its fullness is not easy to attain, even if one does admit its existence. To explore Truth in all its complexity there must come moments when we confess ignorance, when we frankly admit that we were mistaken or bigoted, or prejudiced. These admissions are painful, but they actually enrich character just as much as all approximations to falsehood forfeit it." Bishop Fulton J. Sheen