Gloria.TV News on the 4th of July 2013 To watch all the news click here: @Gloria.TV News Dominican Republic In an effort to pay off the gay lobby for its support during his campaign, U.S. president …More
Gloria.TV News on the 4th of July 2013
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Dominican Republic
In an effort to pay off the gay lobby for its support during his campaign, U.S. president Obama is now naming homosexual ambassadors to countries around the world including the Dominican Republic. When asked about this, Cardinal Nicolás de Jesús López Rodríguez of Santo Domingo said: “You can expect just about anything from the United States.” The cardinal firmly condemned the vice of homosexuality and added: “Homosexuals are interested in pushing their goals forward but they should know there are a lot of people around the world against that.” When a reporter suddenly changed the topic to the Haitian boycott on Dominican poultry and eggs, the Cardinal joked: “Chicken! We go from faggots – Spanish: maricónes – and lesbians to this.”
USA
Ohio governor John Kasich signed a state budget on Sunday which local pro-lifers say is the “most pro-life in history.” Low-income pregnant women will receive greater care. Their unborn child will have a much greater opportunity to be born healthy. A mother considering abortion will have an ultrasound and be informed if a heartbeat is detected. The physician must tell the woman the chances that her baby will live throughout delivery. Three Ohio abortion mills could close because of the budget.
USA
The Philadelphia Archdiocese has reported a $39 million loss for the financial year 2012. At the same time, it disclosed details about long-term financial deficits totaling $350 million. The loss for the next fiscal year 2013 is expected to be in the range of $6 million even after significant cuts that included the elimination of 45 jobs at archdiocesan headquarters or 18 percent of the staff.
Pakistan
Three Christian women were beaten, stripped naked and humiliated publicly in a village in Punjab province in Pakistan. The act was revenge on behalf of the son of a Muslim landowner. The Muslim wanted to punish Christian farming families because their herds had trespassed in another persons land. After a month - the incident took place on June 3 - the case is creating a huge public uproar in Pakistan. Fides sources in Punjab note, that "the victims have filed a complaint against the culprits, but no one has been arrested as they are connected to very influential people.
To watch all the news click here: @Gloria.TV News
Dominican Republic
In an effort to pay off the gay lobby for its support during his campaign, U.S. president Obama is now naming homosexual ambassadors to countries around the world including the Dominican Republic. When asked about this, Cardinal Nicolás de Jesús López Rodríguez of Santo Domingo said: “You can expect just about anything from the United States.” The cardinal firmly condemned the vice of homosexuality and added: “Homosexuals are interested in pushing their goals forward but they should know there are a lot of people around the world against that.” When a reporter suddenly changed the topic to the Haitian boycott on Dominican poultry and eggs, the Cardinal joked: “Chicken! We go from faggots – Spanish: maricónes – and lesbians to this.”
USA
Ohio governor John Kasich signed a state budget on Sunday which local pro-lifers say is the “most pro-life in history.” Low-income pregnant women will receive greater care. Their unborn child will have a much greater opportunity to be born healthy. A mother considering abortion will have an ultrasound and be informed if a heartbeat is detected. The physician must tell the woman the chances that her baby will live throughout delivery. Three Ohio abortion mills could close because of the budget.
USA
The Philadelphia Archdiocese has reported a $39 million loss for the financial year 2012. At the same time, it disclosed details about long-term financial deficits totaling $350 million. The loss for the next fiscal year 2013 is expected to be in the range of $6 million even after significant cuts that included the elimination of 45 jobs at archdiocesan headquarters or 18 percent of the staff.
Pakistan
Three Christian women were beaten, stripped naked and humiliated publicly in a village in Punjab province in Pakistan. The act was revenge on behalf of the son of a Muslim landowner. The Muslim wanted to punish Christian farming families because their herds had trespassed in another persons land. After a month - the incident took place on June 3 - the case is creating a huge public uproar in Pakistan. Fides sources in Punjab note, that "the victims have filed a complaint against the culprits, but no one has been arrested as they are connected to very influential people.
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You know - you've just gotta love that Bishop from the Dominican Republic. It is about time that one Catholic Bishop, some where, speaks out against homosexuals.
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