Tag Archives: Catholic

Share The Love Of Jesus With Your Jewish Neighbor

Posted on June 3, 2023 by Alyssa Sonnenburg

I grew up as a “Cashew.” For those who are unfamiliar with that term, a "cashew" is a person with one Catholic parent and one Jewish parent. Though in my case, neither of my parents practiced their respective faiths very often. I distinctly remember when I was a child, my mother taking me to church a couple of times on Christmas Eve for midnight Mass. On Jewish holidays, I’d sometimes go over to a cousin’s house the day after Yom Kippur to “break the fast” (even though we never actually fasted…but that was not brought up).

Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty | Tagged Apostle Paul, Cashew, Catholic, christian, Jesus, Jew, Keith Green, Mass, Messiah, ministry, missionaries, Ordo Missionis, Share The Love Of Jesus With Your Jewish Neighbor, Yom Kippur | Comments Off

Public School Teachers Have Become Deceitful, Depraved Dogmatists

Posted on August 25, 2022 by David E Smith

Perhaps you missed the story about a Naperville, Illinois elementary school where third-grade teacher, Nicholas Cosme, a 25-year-old man who “paints his nails like a woman does—and is teaching eight-year-old boys” in his class at Elmwood Elementary School to do likewise... And to top it off, he read to his young students the picture book My Shadow is Pink, in which “a young boy who likes to wear dresses inspires his father to also wear a dress.”

Posted in Education | Tagged C.S. Lewis, Catholic, cross-dressing, Destiney Washington, Elmwood Elementary School, gender identity crisis, genetic sexual attraction, Glenn Singleton, grooming, Ibram X. Kendi, ichard J Kinsella Magnet School, Kathleen Cataford, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Kink, Leslie Torres-Rodriguez, Maria Perez, Muslim, My Shadow is Pink, Nicholas Cosme, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Paterson Elementary School, polyamory, pronouns, Robin DiAngelo, Wendell Perez, Zoophilia | Comments Off

Atheists are the Most Politically Active Group in the United States

Posted on July 16, 2020 by Benjamin D. Smith

It’s become almost a trope at this point among people who study and write about American religion and politics – evangelicals punch way above their weight. Their voter turnout has stayed relatively steady despite their drop in population share. But, I was working through some data today and noticed something that I don’t think that I’ve seen reported on much – atheists are incredibly politically active – more so than any other religious group.

Posted in Faith | Tagged America, athiests, Catholic, Democrat Party, elections, evangelical christians, Evangelicals, protestant, religion and politics, Republican Party, Ryan P. Burge, voter demographics | Comments Off

Diane Feinstein Doubles Down on Her Discrimination Against Christians Holding Public Office

Posted on September 20, 2017 by David E Smith

After an embarrassing rant about Christianity somehow disqualifying an individual from public office and impying that a religious test should be implemented for those seeking to hold public office, California Democratic Senator Diane Feinstein is doubling down on her remarks.

Posted in Faith, Religious Liberty | Tagged Amy Barrett, Catholic, Diane Feinstein, Dick Durbin, discrimination, dogma, religion, religious test | Comments Off

The ACLU’s Sterile View of the First Amendment

Posted on September 17, 2015 by David E Smith

Tie her tubes, or we’ll sue you for sex discrimination, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) told a Catholic-affiliated hospital in California.

So after first declining to do so, Mercy Medical Center in Redding has now slated a tubal ligation for a woman after her scheduled C-section to deliver a baby in late September.

The ACLU’s demand is cut from the same cloth as the Obama Administration’s order under Obamacare to the Little Sisters of the Poor to violate their beliefs and provide contraceptives and abortifacients or pay crushing fines. That case is still in litigation.

The latest manifestation of …

Posted in Religious Liberty, Sanctity of Life | Tagged ACLU, Catholic, Elizabeth Gill, First Amendment, Hospitals, Little Sisters of the Poor, Mercy Medical Center, Rachel Miller, Sisters of Mercy | Comments Off