VeriChip - New Name-- "XMARK"!

'Veil Tip' to Spirit Daily!

Do your best to stay healthy...AND PRAY!

Pray, hope, and don't worry! St. Padre Pio

Massachusetts Begins Universal Health Care

VeriChip - Silverman to Focus on VeriChip Corp. Growth

Scott R. Silverman Resigns as Chairman of Applied Digital’s Board of Directors to Place Added Focus on VeriChip Corporation

Legislators want state to reject ID

"A Rose and A Prayer"

Prayers of thanksgiving and praise to OUR HEAVENLY FATHER!

A Rose and a Prayer Defeats Delaware Stem Cell Legislation in US Rep. Mike Castle's Home State

To defeat SB 5, A Rose and a Prayer has led regular prayer vigils since January, mobilized tens of thousands of Delawareans to call their legislators, and delivered more than 4,000 roses to Legislative Hall, each labeled with the name of a single constituent who opposed the bill. One of the hallmarks of A Rose and a Prayer is the strong working relationships developed between Catholic and Evangelical Christians to defeat the bill.

This is the second time A Rose and a Prayer has defeated legislation that would have legalized human embryonic stem cell research in Delaware. In 2006, A Rose and a Prayer orchestrated an 8-day, 2,400-person prayer vigil, the delivery of 2,500 roses from constituents, and as many as 25,000 constituent phone calls to legislators. As a result of those efforts, SB 80 was stripped of all mention of human embryos.

Judical Watch - "The Security and Prosperity Partnership -- Threat or Opportunity?"

Listen and view the panel.

The meeting was held a couple of weeks ago.

Phyllis Schlafly - Eagle Forum

Rosemary Jenks - NumbersUSA

Dr. Robert Pastor - American University

David Bohigian - U.S. Department of Commerce

Moderator - President of Judicial Watch Tom Fitton.

You decide....

Cardinal Castrillón confirms motu proprio imminent

PAPAL LETTER TO CATHOLIC FAITHFUL IN CHINA

EXPLANATORY NOTE ON THE LETTER TO CHINESE CATHOLICS

UCAN: China gov't to mainland Catholic Web sites: Remove text of papal letter

Some Catholic Web sites in mainland China that uploaded Pope Benedict XVI's letter to Catholics in the mainland shortly after it was released were ordered hours later to remove it.