EWTN Live - 2021-02-25 - George Cardinal Pell Cardinal George Pell speaks on how recent tragedies in his life have straightened his faith in God. Hosted by Fr. Mitch Pacwa.More
EWTN Live - 2021-02-25 - George Cardinal Pell Cardinal George Pell speaks on how recent tragedies in his life have straightened his faith in God. Hosted by Fr. Mitch Pacwa.
Bureaucrats without a shred of common sense....They don't even care it will put millions out of work. They'll just put a check mark on their list …More
Bureaucrats without a shred of common sense....They don't even care it will put millions out of work. They'll just put a check mark on their list next to $15 minimum wage and pat themselves on the back for doing it while huge numbers of their constituency lose their jobs....led by AOC into social and economic oblivion.
Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio called a February 22 abuse lawsuit filed against him “defamatory.” "I did not abuse the accuser or anyone else in my 50-year ministry as a priest," DiMarzio said …
ST. PETER IN CHAINS Dr. Timothy O’ Donnell visits St. Peter in Chains, the ancient church which was believed to have been the site where St. Peter was arraigned before his death.More
ST. PETER IN CHAINS Dr. Timothy O’ Donnell visits St. Peter in Chains, the ancient church which was believed to have been the site where St. Peter was arraigned before his death.
Saint of the Day: February 26th - St Alexander Patriarch of Alexandria A.D. 326. Saint Alexander succeeded Saint Achillas in the see of Alexandria, in 313. He was a man of apostolic doctrine and …More
Saint of the Day: February 26th - St Alexander Patriarch of Alexandria A.D. 326. Saint Alexander succeeded Saint Achillas in the see of Alexandria, in 313. He was a man of apostolic doctrine and life, mild, affable, exceedingly charitable to the poor, and full of faith, zeal, and fervour. He raised to the sacred ministry chiefly those who had first sanctified themselves in holy solitude, and was happy in the choice of bishops throughout all Egypt. The devil, enraged to see the havoc made in his usurped empire over mankind, by the disrepute idolatry was generally fallen into, used his utmost endeavours to repair the loss to his infernal kingdom, by procuring the establishment of a most impious heresy. Arius, a priest of Alexandria, was his principal instrument for that purpose. This heresiarch was well versed in profane literature, was a subtle dialectitian, had an exterior show of virtue, and an insinuating behaviour; but was a monster of pride, vain-glory, ambition, envy, and …More
These Are The Voices Of Hope For Preborn Children Our movement for human rights is stronger than ever because of these Black pro-life leaders at the forefront of our movement.More
These Are The Voices Of Hope For Preborn Children Our movement for human rights is stronger than ever because of these Black pro-life leaders at the forefront of our movement.
Those that talk about racism all the time ,are racists themselves they want to divide people ,we have eyes we know how many races there are in the …More
Those that talk about racism all the time ,are racists themselves they want to divide people ,we have eyes we know how many races there are in the world ,people also know there are good and bad people in every race , because we are all human beings created by God
Political Columnist for the Washington Examiner Discusses Biden's American Rescue Plan Political Columnist for the Washington Examiner and Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, Tim …More
Political Columnist for the Washington Examiner Discusses Biden's American Rescue Plan Political Columnist for the Washington Examiner and Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, Tim Carney, joins to share his thoughts on the Biden administration's American Rescue Plan. Carney explains what he thinks about Senator John Kennedy calling the American Rescue Plan "a liberal wish list." He tells us what the chances are of the bill passing. Meanwhile, two hearings that were scheduled to vote on Neera Tanden's nomination to be the director of the Office of Management and Budget were unexpectedly postponed. The political columnist discusses what he believes this means for the nomination. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: ewtn.com/tv/shows/ewtn-news-nightlyMore
