Gloria.TV News on the 4th of December. Abortion is Negligent Treatment: The anti-Catholic American Civil Liberties Union is suing the American Bishops’ Conference under the pretext that a pregnant …More
Gloria.TV News on the 4th of December.
Abortion is Negligent Treatment: The anti-Catholic American Civil Liberties Union is suing the American Bishops’ Conference under the pretext that a pregnant women allegedly received negligent treatment in a Michigan Catholic hospital. According to the ACLU the hospital abided by religious directives instead of killing the woman’s baby. The Church runs 630 of the nearly 5,000 community hospitals in the U.S.
Deacon Killed: Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Rancho Cucamonga, California is mourning deacon Roberto Garcia Cardenas. He was 72 when he died last Friday after a Thanksgiving party in a rollover collision that also injured his wife and daughter. A vehicle trying to pass Cardenas lost control causing the deacon to broadside it. Cardenas’ van flew off the road and landed upside-down in a field. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Nuns Want A Monastery: The Carmelite Monastery in Savannah, Georgia was not built as a monastery and has no real cloister. Therefore, the sisters have decided to raise as much as 2.5 million dollars to fund the construction of a monastery in a single building attached to the existing chapel. The campaign is scheduled to begin in early January in the Savannah Diocese. Five nuns live in the monastery with five more on the way from Kenya.
Dubious Award: Argentina’s House of Representatives passed a resolution to nominate Pope Francis for the Nobel Peace Prize for his call to end the violence in Syria. The resolution was passed by an overwhelming majority and now goes to the Senate for ratification. Should the Pope get the prize, he would become part of an unimpressive group of former prize-winners including the European Union, Barack Obama, the United Nations and Amnesty International.
Abortion is Negligent Treatment: The anti-Catholic American Civil Liberties Union is suing the American Bishops’ Conference under the pretext that a pregnant women allegedly received negligent treatment in a Michigan Catholic hospital. According to the ACLU the hospital abided by religious directives instead of killing the woman’s baby. The Church runs 630 of the nearly 5,000 community hospitals in the U.S.
Deacon Killed: Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Rancho Cucamonga, California is mourning deacon Roberto Garcia Cardenas. He was 72 when he died last Friday after a Thanksgiving party in a rollover collision that also injured his wife and daughter. A vehicle trying to pass Cardenas lost control causing the deacon to broadside it. Cardenas’ van flew off the road and landed upside-down in a field. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Nuns Want A Monastery: The Carmelite Monastery in Savannah, Georgia was not built as a monastery and has no real cloister. Therefore, the sisters have decided to raise as much as 2.5 million dollars to fund the construction of a monastery in a single building attached to the existing chapel. The campaign is scheduled to begin in early January in the Savannah Diocese. Five nuns live in the monastery with five more on the way from Kenya.
Dubious Award: Argentina’s House of Representatives passed a resolution to nominate Pope Francis for the Nobel Peace Prize for his call to end the violence in Syria. The resolution was passed by an overwhelming majority and now goes to the Senate for ratification. Should the Pope get the prize, he would become part of an unimpressive group of former prize-winners including the European Union, Barack Obama, the United Nations and Amnesty International.
Prof. Leonard Wessell
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You missed the really fascinating point regarding a Peace Prize for the Pope's role in blocking an American attack against Syria. WHO was it that, against the wishes of the people of America and their representatives in Congress, want to initiate the attack? And the answer is: The last winner of the Peace Prize, President Barack Hussein Obama.
On a serious note, however, there is a common thread …More
You missed the really fascinating point regarding a Peace Prize for the Pope's role in blocking an American attack against Syria. WHO was it that, against the wishes of the people of America and their representatives in Congress, want to initiate the attack? And the answer is: The last winner of the Peace Prize, President Barack Hussein Obama.
On a serious note, however, there is a common thread guiding the Nobel Prize Committee, namely NO resistance to aggression. Obama's foreign policy of resisting, indeed, in cases aid, evil has alienated the Egyptian people, clear the field of tryants but not anti-Americans in order to make North Africa save for Islamic terrorists, including Al-Qaedi. That sort of peace policy leads to the peace of the grave.
On a serious note, however, there is a common thread guiding the Nobel Prize Committee, namely NO resistance to aggression. Obama's foreign policy of resisting, indeed, in cases aid, evil has alienated the Egyptian people, clear the field of tryants but not anti-Americans in order to make North Africa save for Islamic terrorists, including Al-Qaedi. That sort of peace policy leads to the peace of the grave.