Saturday, July 26, 2008

Update: PZ Myers - MN

I didn't want to give any more attention to this situation but we all have to pray for Mr. Myers and make prayers of reparation.

Minnesota professor claims to have desecrated Eucharist

Jimmy Akin has a good post....

Prayer of Reparation
O Most Holy Trinity, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, I adore thee profoundly. I offer thee the most precious Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ, present in all the tabernacles of the world, in reparation for the outrages, sacrileges and indifferences by which He is offended. By the infinite merits of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, I beg of thee the conversion of poor sinners.

40 Years - Humanae Vitae

Humanae Vitae

40th Anniversary of "Humanae Vitae"

Dissident Catholic groups target 'Humanae Vitae'

Fr. Corapi - On the 40th Anniversary of Humanae Vitae

L'Osservatore: Paul VI Never Looked Back

Dissident groups ask Vatican to abandon teaching on contraception

The Most Pro-Life Thing You Can Do

Italy: Catholic critics want an end to ban on contraception

Gandhi and Pope Paul united by opposition to birth control

Priests still suffering from effects of Humanae Vitae dissenters, Vatican cardinal says

Thursday, July 24, 2008

UFOs - Down Under

UFO spotted in NSW's South Coast in past month claim

Astronaut reveals that aliens have better technology than humans

Aliens exist, but NASA covers them up says astronaut

St. Charbel

Priest
Optional Memorial
July 24th

Lambeth Conference '08 News 7-24-08

Lambeth diary: Anglicans in turmoil

Bishops turning back on Lambeth

Democracy in the Anglican Church - everyone has a voice.

The unbearable politeness of being at Lambeth Conference

Clerics unlikely to solve rift on same-sex unions or gay clergy

Conference diary

Cardinal Urges Lambeth Participants to Evangelize

Brian McLaren Challenges Anglicans on Emerging Culture

Lieberman, Hagee & McCain

Say it ain't so, Joe? -- Lieberman speaks at Hagee event, compares the pastor to Moses

Obama Campaign - Republicans Supporting Obama

Campaign is coordinating a blitz by the ‘Obamacans’

"But campaign events featuring Republicans praising Obama are seen as an effective counterpunch to Sen. Joe Lieberman’s (I-Conn.) aggressive backing of Sen. John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) White House bid."

Confusion....and who is the author?

GOD help us.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Lambeth Conference '08 News

FACTBOX-What is the Lambeth Conference?

The shindig begins with nerves and half-naked dancers (Sad)
"One Roman Catholic present, who asked not to be named, told The Times: "It was an extraordinary service, enough to make me consider becoming an Anglican." How many and who they were may never be known as they were all huddled in the venue's VIP area, screened off from prying eyes."

Archbishop confirms church's anti-gay sex stance

Americans are calling the shots - with gusto - at Lambeth conference

Letters from Lambeth (blog)

Anglican bishop John Chane says 'demonic' conservatives going in wrong direction (this is always quite helpful and quite charitable -NOT!)

Warring Anglicans must 'find solutions beyond schism'

Church needs a miracle to survive, says Archbishop

Archbishop dismisses suggestion of schism within Anglican Communion (Denial?)

US Bishops drop bid to have Robinson admitted to Lambeth Conference

Church is not wounded and bleeding, says Williams

Bishops boycotting Lambeth Conference 'are weakening church's efforts to resolve crisis'

TimesOnline - Reports on the Lambeth Conference '08

Update: Xmark/Verichip - Sale Completed

DIGITAL ANGEL COMMENTS ON THE COMPLETION OF VERICHIP'S SALE OF XMARK CORPORATION TO THE STANLEY WORKS

Monday, July 21, 2008

Technology

The Internet--a private eye's best friend

Afghan secrets revealed on Google Earth

Anglican Church News - Lambeth Conference '08

Lambeth Conference: Dr Rowan Williams' speech in full


For this to be a reality, we must be honest about how deep some of the hurts and difficulties currently go; and we must refresh and reanimate our sense of what our Communion ought to be contributing to the whole ecumenical spectrum of Christian life. We cannot ignore the fact that what is seen to be a new doctrine and policy about same-sex relations, one that is not the same as that of the vast majority at the last Lambeth Conference, is causing pain and perplexity. We cannot ignore the pressures created by new structures that are being improvised in reaction to this pain and perplexity, pressures that are very visible in the form of irregular patterns of ministry across historic boundaries.

[...]

Someone once said about our Communion, in relation to its internal strains and differences, 'What an astonishing number of possibilities God has given you for loving strangers and enemies!' Can we echo that? If so, by God's grace, we have it in us to be a Church that can manage to respond generously and flexibly to diverse cultural situations while holding fast to the knowledge that we also free from what can be the suffocating pressure of local demands and priorities because we are attentive and obedient to the liberating gift of God in Jesus and in the Scripture and tradition which bear witness to him.

WHAT?!

Anglican communion a 'train wreck', says bishop

Now Bertone turns up the heat on the Anglicans

Church of England unrest threatens to harm links with Vatican

Service held for conference bishops

Lambeth Conference: God help the church

Anglican archbishop says boycott wounds summit

Filmed Exorcism?

Man sues diocese for possession of exorcism recordings

Saturday, July 19, 2008

Fr. Euteneuer - "An Open Letter to the Bishops of the Anglican Church"

Spirit & Life®
"The words I spoke to you are spirit and life." (Jn 6:63)
Human Life International e-Newsletter
Volume 03, Number 28 Friday, July 18, 2008

Dear Right Reverend and Most Reverend Bishops of the Anglican Communion:
At the Lambeth Conference of 1908, your brothers of a saner age offered an unequivocal condemnation of the evils of contraception, abortion, and other degrading immoralities. One century later, in marked contrast, one quarter of the churches of the Anglican Communion are boycotting the Lambeth Conference because of homosexual activism in your ranks, capitulation to every form of political correctness, declining numbers, and the abysmal state of Anglican discipline throughout your church. This contradictory situation is entirely of your own making - it is not the work of the Holy Spirit - and there is really only one proper response that you could make to this desperate situation; namely, repentance and a return to true and full communion with the Church from which you were divorced by your founder.

With all due respect for persons and motives, the historical record of Anglicanism's doctrinal surrender has clearly prepared the way for the problems you are now having, problems which get increasingly worse as time goes on. The Anglican Church was created by an act of rupture of unity from the Church that Christ founded and its apostolic succession in 1534. It capitulated on the fundamental question of divorce and re-marriage in 1536; presided over thousands of unconscionable martyrdoms between 1534-1729; broke the centuries-old Christian consensus on contraception in 1931; took the unprecedented step of ordaining women priests beginning in 1944; caved in on abortion in 1967; allowed women's episcopal ordination in 1989; and endorsed openly gay clergy in 2003.

And to be blunt about it, just last week in London, two Anglican priests were "married" by a third Anglican priest in a public ceremony at the threshold of your conference - to make an obvious statement - and not a one of them has been called to account for his sin. How can this church be called a "communion" with anything other than the spirit of the age - any age? My purpose in listing these anomalies is simply to make the point that it's time to stop playing church and start getting back to church.

The present state of decline leaves little hope of your church's survival as a recognized body of Christian believers. A significant portion of your own bishops are so fed up with the betrayal of both doctrine and discipline that they are having a parallel conference in Jerusalem as you meet in the staid halls of Lambeth. This fissure will leave the Anglican Communion permanently damaged and demoralized. Not only that, but the contrast between the precipitous decline of the Anglican Church and the vibrancy of the Roman Catholic Church is nothing short of astounding. While Pope Benedict is in Sydney at World Youth Day evangelizing the future - Anglicans are wondering whether they have a future.

As you gather for your 14th Lambeth Conference I ask you to honestly face the truth of the appalling mess that your church is in and address it like true men and women of Christ, unafraid to confront the moral decay and doctrinal disorder in your ranks. The Anglican ship is sinking, not because God has abandoned you, but because almost five hundred years ago King Henry VIII cut you adrift in a turbulent sea of confusion, called human respect. We, as Roman Catholics, stand on the Rock of Peter and would welcome you generously back into the hold of his ship, assured that your homecoming would immensely strengthen the Body of Christ for the work of evangelizing the world. In the United States there are already five Anglican Rite parishes so a precedent already exists for receiving Anglicans back into true and full communion with the one Church of Christ! Undoubtedly, the Roman Church has enough life preservers for all our separated brethren when you are finally unable to hold off the onslaught of the winds and the sea.

Sincerely Yours in Christ,
Rev. Thomas J. Euteneuer, President, Human Life International

Obama & the Catholic Vote

Addressing Obama's Catholic Problem

WYD '08 News

Anti-pope activists urge safe sex, toss condoms at Catholic pilgrims in Australia

Pilgrim detained as NoToPope protesters "annoy'

A reflection of World Youth Day in Syndey

WYD final mass expected to attract record crowds

Pope apologises for 'pain and suffering' of Catholic church's sexual abuse victims

The Pope, negative press and World Youth Day, Sydney