Sunday, August 14, 2022
Thursday, August 11, 2022
Run With Life: Jericho walk to end abortion
Wednesday, August 10, 2022
Monday, August 8, 2022
Happy Birthday to our sweet Jace who is three today
We love you dear Jace and we hope and pray we can see you again soon because we all miss you so much!
God bless you and keep you safe!
From your great grandpa Mike and great grandma Maureen
xoxo😢
( I sang this for you a while back )
Saturday, August 6, 2022
Jericho Rosary Walk Saturday August 6 2022 - Ottawa ON Canada
Thursday, August 4, 2022
Annunciation of the Lord Parish Ottawa ON Canada - Summer 2022
Thanks Luzia for Breakfast at Tim Horton's
Saturday, July 30, 2022
The Tragic Irony - Mark Mallett
SEVERAL Catholic churches were burned to the ground and dozens more vandalized last year in Canada as allegations surfaced that “mass graves” were discovered at former residential schools there. These were institutions, established by the Canadian government and run in part with the assistance of the Church, to “assimilate” indigenous peoples into Western society. The allegations of mass graves, as it turns out, have never been proven and further evidence suggests that they are patently false.[1] What is not untrue is that many individuals were separated from their families, forced to abandon their native tongue, and in some cases, abused by those running the schools. And thus, Francis has flown to Canada this week to issue an apology to the indigenous people who were wronged by members of the Church.
A Tragic Irony
It’s a moment of deep self-reflection for both the Church and the country. But sadly, it is also a moment of deep self-deception. For while the Prime Minister and the Pope lament the injustices that took place, they are completely ignoring new injustices taking place right under their noses — and caused by them. And that is the continued segregation, persecution, and vilification of individuals who have decided against being forced to take an experimental gene therapy dubbed a “COVID vaccine”.
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Friday, July 29, 2022
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Sunday, July 17, 2022
Embracing Our ‘Giveness’| National Catholic Register
Friday, July 15, 2022
Diocese issues gender identity policy consistent with biological sex
The Diocese of Green Bay has added a clause to its education policy manual that prohibits the use of pronouns and wearing clothes that do not align with a person’s biological sex.
With 54 Catholic schools in the diocese, this policy will apply to around 9,000 students. It will also affect 12,000 people who attend religious education classes. The punishment for violation of the policy, which took effect July 1, can range from corrective action to suspension or expulsion.
“The Church teaches that our identities as male and female are part of God’s good design in Creation, that our bodies and sexual identities are gifts from God, and that we should accept and care for our bodies as they were created,” the policy reads.