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OPINION: Clericalism Does Not Cause Sexual Abuse

February 20, 2019

Bill Donohue | CNBNews Contributor

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the notion that clericalism causes sexual abuse:
 
It is popular in left-wing circles to adopt the Marxist vision of society, one which interprets social interaction purely on the basis of power. According to this perspective, society consists of power brokers and their subjects, and not much more. This is a very narrow lens, a myopic condition that blinds them to reality.

President of U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Issues Statement on Theodore McCarrick

 in Response to Judgement by the Holy See

 

WASHINGTON D.C. (February 16, 2019)--— Cardinal Daniel N. DiNardo, Archbishop of Galveston-Houston and President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, has issued the following statement upon the decision of the Holy See announced today regarding Theodore McCarrick.

Cardinal DiNardo’s Full Statement Follows:

Philadelphia Archdiocesan High Schools and Elementary Schools to be Closed Wednesday

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PHILADELPHIA, PA (FEBRUARY 19, 2019)(CNBNewsnet)--Due to projected inclement weather throughout the day, Archdiocesan high schools and parochial elementary schools in the City of Philadelphia will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, February 20, 2019.

 

Archdiocesan high schools and parochial elementary schools in the suburban counties normally follow the decision of their corresponding local public school district and submit closure status independently.

ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA LAUNCHES 44th ANNUAL RICE BOWL

 

PHILADELPHIA PA (February 2019)--For the 44th consecutive year, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will participate in Catholic Relief Services’ (CRS) Rice Bowl, a nationwide Lenten program that gives people of all ages a way to respond to human suffering with compassion through tangible action. Auxiliary Bishop John J. McIntyre will preside at this year’s Rice Bowl blessing and kick-off event.

Gloucester Catholic Welcomes Rev. Raymond Vijandre, AM, as Director of Catholic Identity

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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (February 2019)----Gloucester Catholic welcomes Rev. Raymond F. Vijandre, AM (photo) on board for the second semester working as Director of Catholic Identity. Fr. Raymond is a member of the Alagad ni Maria (Disciples of Mary) religious congregation founded in the Philippines which is dedicated to working with youth. Fr. Raymond has served as a pastor in the Philippines and will also serve as campus minister at Richard Stockton University in Pomona, NJ.

Archbishop Chaput's Weekly Column: SAFE HAVEN SUNDAY

by Charles J. Chaput

(Philadelphia Pa)(February 19, 2019)--Here’s a simple fact:  Today, anyone on the internet can get hardcore pornography for free. Even the most extreme content -- no matter how abusive or strange, legal or illegal -- can be had for a price.  Most American boys encounter pornography by their early teen years. Millions of men, and increasingly women, seek out it addictively.  Users make roughly 70 million porn web searches every day.  Persons uneasy about their pornography habit can easily hide it from others.  Explicit content is now so mainstream that it runs on network television.

68 Priests from SJ Parishes Included in List of Accused Clerics who Sexually Abused Minors

The Diocese of Camden Coat of Arms

 

CAMDEN CITY, NJ (February 15, 2019)(CNBNewsnet)--Earlier this week the Diocese of Camden released the following names of clerics accused of sexually abusing minors:

OPINION: Champions Of The Poor Sink The Poor In NYC

February 15, 2019

 

Bill Donohue | CNBNews Contributor

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on why Amazon bolted from New
York City:
 
Amazon was ready to provide jobs for 25,000 to 40,000 New Yorkers, bringing in an estimated $27 billion in tax revenue over 25 years. It was asking for $3 billion in government incentives, a figure that surely could have been negotiated to reflect a more realistic deal. But instead of working with Amazon, left-wing New York lawmakers and activists trashed the corporation, pushing it to relocate elsewhere.

OPINION: Closure For Covington Catholic

 

Bill Donahue | CNBNews Contributor

February 14, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the end to the Covington Catholic controversy:
 
The innocent students at Covington Catholic High School have finally achieved closure. An investigative report, conducted by a private detective agency commissioned by the Diocese of Covington, has exonerated the students. Four investigators interviewed dozens of students and chaperones, and watched hundreds of hours of videos.

Guest Opinion: What's Wrong With Blackface?

February 8, 2019

Bill Donohue | CNBNews Contributor

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the reaction to blackface antics:
 
What's wrong with blackface? What ethical rule is broken by those who think it is funny? Surely not a rule which finds it morally objectionable to mimic another racial, ethnic, or religious group.

CATHOLIC CHARITIES APPEAL TO PARTNER WITH PHILADELPHIA FLYERS

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The Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s Catholic Charities Appeal (CCA) will partner with the Philadelphia Flyers to host a night of family fun at the Wells Fargo Center. A portion of the proceeds from each ticket purchased through a dedicated link will go directly to CCA.

Catholic Charities Appeal Partners with Philadelphia Flyers for a Night of Fun

 

PHILADELPHIA PA--The Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s Catholic Charities Appeal (CCA) will partner with the Philadelphia Flyers to host a night of family fun at the Wells Fargo Center. A portion of the proceeds from each ticket purchased through a dedicated link will go directly to CCA.

Monday, February 11, 2019
7:00 p.m.
Philadelphia Flyers vs. Pittsburgh Penguins

The Wells Fargo Center
3601 South Broad Street

Philadelphia, PA 19148

Archbishop Chaput's Weekly Column: DISCIPLINES FOR AN ORDINARY TIME

Charles J. Chaput | Archbishop of Philadelphia

 

Happily married for 40 years, a friend of mine from New York says that one of the (several) reasons his marriage has survived when so many others have crashed is a single, simple act of self-discipline.  Every payday for more than three decades, he’s brought home six roses for his wife: sometimes three red, sometimes three pink, but always three white.  Sometimes he forgets.  A few times he’s fallen out of the habit for months or even a year; but sooner or later he always remembers and forces himself back into the habit.

Guest Opinion: Media Covers For Cory Booker

February 6, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on media reaction to Sen. Cory Booker's questioning of a Trump judicial nominee:
 
Sen. Cory Booker, like so many Democrats these days, has a problem with religion. But fortunately for him, the media are giving him cover.

GUEST OPINION: Democrats Balk At Condemning Murder

February 5, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on an abortion survival bill blocked by Senate Democrats:
 
Republican Sen. Joni Ernst said yesterday that the Senate "can no longer unanimously condemn murder."

GUEST OPINION: Pope Sends A Message To Andrew Cuomo

February 5, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on remarks made by Pope Francis on February 3rd:
                   
Last month, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo implored Albany lawmakers to "follow the leadership of Pope Francis" by passing the Child Victims Act. Indeed, he wore his Catholic credentials on his sleeve, boasting of his allegiance to the pope on several occasions. He even had an enormous photo of the pope shown on a screen behind him as he ignited the audience.

ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA PLACES PRIEST ON ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE

released February 4, 2019

 

Announcement Regarding Reverend Steven J. Marinucci

 

In late January 2019, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia received an allegation that Reverend Steven J. Marinucci sexually abused a minor in the late 1970s. It is the first allegation of this kind lodged against him. This matter has been referred to law enforcement and the Archdiocese will cooperate with authorities in the course of their investigation.

Guest Opinion: Reaction To Northam Is Stunning

Bill Donahue | CNBNews Contributor

February 4, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on reaction to Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's controversial remarks:
 
It is a sign of the times that more liberals are upset about the decades-old racist antics of Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam than they are his blood-curdling remarks about infants. Whether Northam is guilty of dressing in Klan garb for a yearbook photo is debatable—he seems not to know—but  his blackface imitation of Michael Jackson is not. To be sure, his racist behavior is offensive, but his support for murdering innocent infants is far worse.

Does Kamala Harris Like Babies?

January 31, 2019

Bill Donohue | CNBNews Contributor

 

Catholic League president Bill Donohue looks at recent comments about babies made by presidential hopeful Sen. Kamala Harris:
 
Everyone loves babies, don't they? Kamala Harris (photo) says she does, but in reality she does not.
 
On January 28, 2019, Harris was asked in a CNN town hall meeting about the tragic shooting in Newtown, Connecticut where innocent young students were gunned down. She took the occasion to blast those who don't endorse stricter gun laws, saying, "I think somebody should have required all those members of Congress to go in a room, in a locked room, no press, nobody else, and look at the autopsy photographs of those babies. (My emphasis.) And then vote your conscience."

NEW YORKERS KEPT IGNORANT OF ABORTION LAW

 

"The public was never told that the non-physicians who are allowed to perform abortions include optometrists, chiropractors, dentists, and podiatrists."

 

Bill Donohue | CNBNews Contributor

 

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on a poll that says New York Catholics support the new abortion law:
 
The media, and now even a polling company, are to blame for keeping New Yorkers ignorant about the new abortion law signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Consider the following.
 
In the January 30 edition of the New York Post, there is a news story on the New York State abortion law. "In the most recent Siena survey," it says, "59 percent of Catholics backed Albany's push for an updated abortion law, while only 30 percent were opposed."

Cuomo Demonizes Catholic Church

by Bill Donohue | The Catholic League

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the latest attacks on the Catholic Church made by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo:
 
Celebrating the imminent passage of the Child Victims Act, Gov. Andrew Cuomo lashed out at the Catholic Church again today.

Guest Opinion: Cuomo's Dream Has Come True

by Bill Donohue

The Catholic League

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's abortion bill:

 
Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. had a dream: it was to unite the races. While that dream remains unfulfilled, much progress has been made, thanks largely to him. Gov. Andrew Cuomo also had a dream: to allow children to be killed in their mother's womb right up until birth by non-physicians. Now his dream has been realized.

ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA SCHOOLS TAKE PART IN THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK

 

 

 

The National Catholic Schools Week Theme: 

“Catholic Schools:  Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed”

 

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia will join in the national observance of Catholic Schools Week January 27, 2019 – February 2, 2019.

 

Catholic Schools Week is an annual celebration of the Christ-centered, faith-based education that students receive in the 119 elementary, 17 secondary, and 4 special education schools in the five-county metropolitan area comprising the Archdiocese. The national theme for Catholic Schools Week is “Catholic Schools:  Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed.”

Diocese of Camden: Inspirational medical consults

 

Posted on January  2019 Posted By: Maria Categories: Latest News

 

Written by Peter G. Sánchez/Diocese of Camden

Away from the classrooms and library, the textbooks and the flash cards, the three medical students of Rowan University’s School of Osteopathic Medicine, Stratford, enjoyed a brief break last Sunday evening at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in Lindenwold.

Roman Catholic Priest Who Allegedly Sexually Assaulted Underage Teenage Girl in 1990s

 
Arrest constitutes first criminal case filed by the AG’s Clergy Abuse Task Force

TRENTON, N.J. – Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal and Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C. Carey today announced that a priest from Phillipsburg, N.J., has been arrested and charged with multiple criminal counts in the sexual assault of a child who was between the ages of 14 and 17.

Violinist to record in home of her musical upbringing

Catholic Schools News

Written by Carl Peters/Diocese of Camden

In recent months, violinist Alana Youssefian has given performances at New York City’s Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall, at Yale University, as well as at venues in Texas, California, Washington and Canada. Videos of her performances on YouTube have reached tens of thousands of viewers. Next month she’ll be recording her first album, and she’ll be doing it in her hometown, in the church where her mother is still involved in the parish music program.

OPINION: Sanctions Warranted Against Rep. Omar

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D)

January 23, 2019

BILL DONOHUE | CNBNews Contributor

Catholic League president Bill Donohue is calling for sanctions against Rep. Ilhan Omar:
 
I am contacting House Ethics Committee chairman Rep. Ted Deutch (D) and Ranking Member Rep. Kenny Marchant (R) asking them to lead the way in imposing sanctions on Rep. Ilhan Omar (D).

OPINION: Meet The Indian & Black Thugs

Bill Donohue | CNBNews Contributor

 

January 24, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on who the guilty parties are in the

Covington Catholic controversy:
 
The Catholic white boys from Covington Catholic High School—hated because they are Catholic, white, male, and Trump supporters (some of them)—have been indicted by lots of pundits, politicians, reporters, and celebrities, both liberal and conservative. Yet the record shows that the students were the only innocent party to this fracas. None of them said or did anything bigoted, but this is not true of the Indians and the black Israelites.
 
A group of about 20 Indians, led by activist Nathan Phillips, tried to storm a Mass on January 19 at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Immaculate Conception in Washington D.C. They were stopped by security who had to lock the doors. This is what the Nazis did to the Jews in Hitler's Germany—they crashed the synagogues during services.

2 ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA SCHOOLS TO COMPETE IN UNIFIED SPORTS FOR THE 1st TIME

 

PHILADELPHIA PA (January 23, 2019)Students from Archbishop John Carroll High School and Saint Katherine Day School, one of four Schools of Special Education in the

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Archdiocese of Philadelphia, have collaborated to compete on a Unified Indoor Bocce team this winter through Special Olympics Interscholastic Unified Sports® (IUS).     

 

Special Olympics PA seeks to partner with high schools throughout the state, and provides funding support, resources, and technical guidance. In 2017-18, there were partnerships with 118 high schools in 23 counties and the cities of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.  The Archbishop Carroll/St. Katherine’s team will be the first Unified Sports Catholic school team in the state.

OPINION: Assessing The Covington Catholic Critics

Bill Donohue | CNBNews Contributor

 

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on critics of the Covington Catholic High School students involved in the fracas on January 18:

Bill Donohue

 
Having addressed the events of January 18 (click here), I now want to assess some of the most prominent critics of the Covington Catholic students. That the students were not the guilty party in the dustup is obvious to every fair-minded person who has seen, or learned about, the second video.
 
I did not issue a statement on this incident before today, and for good reason: the Catholic League defends wrongdoing committed against individual Catholics and the institutional Church; it does not defend wrongdoing done by either.

Guest Opinion:Video Exonerates Catholic Students

January 22, 2018

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the Kentucky Catholic students and what actually happened:
 
There were three parties to the dustup that occurred on January 18.
 
Catholic students from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky, who had participated in the March for Life, assembled on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial waiting for buses to take them home. In the same vicinity were Native Americans; they had come for the Indigenous Peoples Rally. Black Israelites, who believe that black Americans are God's chosen people (they claim to be the real descendants of the  Hebrews), were also there.

Philadelphia Archdiocese Launches 2019 Catholic Charities Appeal; Goal $12.5 MILLION

 

PHILADELPHIA PA (January 22, 2019)(CNBNewsnet)-At a news conference this morning, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia launched the 2019 Catholic Charities Appeal (CCA), the single largest fundraising initiative in the Archdiocese. The theme for this year’s Appeal is “Giving Hope to All” and the fundraising goal is $12.5 million.

Guest Opinion: Abortion Is Dangerous For Women

January 18, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on how abortion endangers women:
 
Honest men and women know that abortion kills, but what about the dangers to women who elect to have one?
 
Last month, the CEO of Planned Parenthood Advocates of Ohio argued that "abortion is one of the safest medical procedures." Not for the child it isn't, but that was not her point: Iris Harvey was talking about women who undergo an abortion.

Epiphany Prayer & Praise Service Saturday, January 26, First Baptist Church; All Are Welcome

 

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (January 18, 2019)(CNBNewsnet)--Pastor Joe Marlin of the Epiphany Church of Gloucester City

has invited the public to a Prayer and Praise Service on Saturday, January 26 at 6 PM. It will be held at the Epiphany / First Baptist Church located at 400 Monmouth Street.

Pastor Joe released the following statement.

Guest Opinion: Cuomo Rips Off The Pope

January 17, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's State of the State and Budget Address:
 
On January 15, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo cited a quote by Pope Francis that he said offered support for the Child Victims Act; Cuomo's remarks were included in his State of the State and Budget Address. In doing so, he seriously misrepresented what the pope said. Indeed, he exploited the pope to serve his own political interests.

ARCHBISHOP CHAPUT’S WEEKLY COLUMN: MARCHING FOR LIFE, 2019

 

by  Charles J. Chaput

Archbishop of Philadelphia

 

This month marks the 46th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision, which effectively legalized abortion on demand. It also marks another annual March for Life, this year on January 18.  It’s a time to look back and look ahead. The abortion struggle of the past four decades teaches a very useful lesson. Evil talks a lot about “tolerance” when it’s weak. When evil is strong, real tolerance gets pushed out the door. And the reason is simple. Evil cannot bear the counter-witness of truth. It will not coexist peacefully with goodness, because evil insists on being seen as right, and worshiped as being right. Therefore, the good must be made to seem hateful and wrong.

OVER 3,000 FROM PHILADELPHIA ARCHDIOCESE TO PARTICIPATE IN MARCH FOR LIFE

IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

 

The Annual March for Life is a national event promoting the respect and protection of 

all human life from conception to natural death.

 

This year marks the 46th anniversary of the United States Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wadeand Doe v. Bolton decisions that legalized abortion nationwide.

 

Over 3,000 faithful from the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will take part in the Annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. on Friday, January 18, 2019 to promote respect and protection for all human life from conception to natural death.

OVER 3,000 FROM PHILADELPHIA ARCHDIOCESE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE 2019 MARCH FOR LIFE

 

WASHINGTON, DC(January 16, 2019)--This year marks the 46th anniversary of the United States Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wadeand Doe v. Bolton decisions that legalized abortion nationwide.

 

Over 3,000 faithful from the Archdiocese of Philadelphia will take part in the Annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. on Friday, January 18, 2019 to promote respect and protection for all human life from conception to natural death.

Bigoted Artist Angers Christians In Israel

January 15, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on an artistic controversy in Israel:
 
A crucified sculpture of Ronald McDonald, called "McJesus," is on display in the Haifa Museum of Art. Christians have protested, and some of them have turned violent.
 
While the violence must be condemned, it is encouraging to see Christian leaders speaking out against this in-your-face exhibit. Leaders of the Greek Melkite Catholic Archeparchy of Akko have been especially outspoken in denouncing this insult.

The World’s Greatest Gospel Event is back at the Prudential Center Arena!!

McDonald’s Gospelfest 2019
The World’s Greatest Gospel Event is back at the Prudential Center Arena!!

 

 

 

 

Iselin, NJ – The 37^th Annual McDonald’s Gospelfest returns to the Prudential Center Arena (25 Lafayette Street, Newark, NJ) on Saturday, May 11th for the gospel event of the year.  This year’s show will be honoring the life and legacy of our “Queen Aretha Franklin”, a McDonald's Gospelfest Alumni who performed for three nights at Madison Square Garden.  Each night was sold out!  In 2013 the Queen returned to her gospel roots once again, this time at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ where she also had another sold out crowd.  This year's event will celebrate the Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin's life and legacy with an All-Star cast to pay tribute to her.  This will be a special night that no one will want to miss.

Archdiocese Places Priest on Administrative Leave; Two Others Unsuitable for Ministry

PHILADELPHIA, PA (January 13, 2019)Reverend Monsignor Joseph L. Logrip has been placed on administrative leave and his priestly faculties have been restricted following an allegation that he sexually abused a minor in the early 1980s.

Reverend John F. Meyers and Reverend Raymond W. Smart previously had their priestly faculties restricted. Both have been found unsuitable for ministry based on substantiated allegations that they sexually abused minors in the early 1980s.

GUEST OPINION: BEZOS’ AND THE BOZOS IN MEDIA WHO SPIN ADULTERY AS DATING

 

By Mort Fertel, relationships expert and founder of Marriage Fitness

This Bezos story infuriates me and is so bad for society.

Bezos isn't dating Lauren Sanchez, as the media likes to report; he's having an affair!

The guy is married and announcing plans to divorce doesn't give him license to sleep with another woman. It's disgusting. It's a betrayal to the woman he promised to cherish. It's a pathetic example to his children. And as a public person he's failing all of us as a role model of what it means to be a decent man.

Lois Schuhl, Vice Principal of Saint John Paul II Regional School Retires After 25 Years

Lois Schuhl, vice principal of Saint John Paul II Regional School in Stratford, is surrounded by well-wishers during a retirement celebration shortly before Christmas. Schuhl devoted 50 years of her life to Catholic education.

STRATFORD, NJ (January 10, 2019)--Saint John Paul II Regional School, Stratford, celebrated the retirement of Lois Schuhl, vice principal, on Dec. 21.

South Jersey Pilgrims from the Camden Diocese Journey to the Border

Sister Norma Pimentel, executive director of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley in the Diocese of Brownsville, Texas, leads pilgrims from the Diocese of Camden in prayer at the U.S.-Mexico border earlier this week.
Photo by Mary McCusker

CAMDEN CITY, NJ (January 10, 2019)(CNBNewsnet)--This week a group of pilgrims from the Diocese of Camden journeyed to the U.S.-Mexico border to learn more about the migrants who come to the United States seeking a better life, what Catholics are called to do in response, and the complexities surrounding migration.

Archbishop Chaput's Weekly Column: DAYS TO REMEMBER

by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput

 

Every January starts a new year and has a number of important dates.  The week of January 18-25, for example, is the annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.  But for many millions of Americans, the central day of the month is the memorial of Dr. Martin King, Jr., the great voice for racial justice.   Murdered in 1968, Dr. King elevated the conscience of a nation by both his life and his death.  He returned hatred with love, ignorance with patience, threats with courage.

Parishes exceed Catholic Strong campaign goals

 

Three more parishes in the Diocese of Camden have reached their Catholic Strong goals, thanks to hardworking parish campaign teams, and generous faithful parishioners.

Mater Ecclesiae Chapel, Berlin; the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Camden; and Mary, Queen of All Saints in Pennsauken will receive 70 percent of their goal funds raised to go toward their own parish projects, with 30 percent going to the Diocese of Camden and its outreach to the six counties of South Jersey. As well, 80 percent raised above the parish’s goals will return to each community.

GUEST OPINION: New York Times' Astonishing Series On Abortion

January 3, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on a New York Times series on abortion:
 
On December 28, an editorial in the New York Times broached an eight-part series on abortion rights that is positively astonishing. It is clearly the most rabid defense of abortion ever published by the mainstream media. The first installment was published on December 30; it will end on January 20. The entire series is now available online.

A challenging pro-life call to action

Pro-life activists gather to pray the rosary outside an abortion clinic in Cherry Hill during the 40 Days for Life campaign in October. Photo by Peter G. Sánchez

Written by Tracye McArdle

In the 1987 classic movie, “The Untouchables,” a crusty street-wise Chicago cop, Jimmy Malone (Sean Connery), lay fatally wounded, shot by one of Al Capone‘s notorious henchmen. Elliott Ness (Kevin Costner), the federal agent leading a small elite team including Malone, tasked with bringing down the powerful Capone enterprise, arrives just in time to hear his friend’s final words.

Catholic Male Judicial Nominee Attacked

 

CNBNewsnet-December 26, 2018-Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the nomination of Brian C. Buescher for a federal district judge post:
 
Senators Kamala Harris and Mazie Hirono have raised questions regarding the suitability of Brian C. Buescher to be seated as a federal district judge. They have a problem with his sex and his religion. Their concerns are so illegitimate that it raises serious questions about their ability to scrutinize Catholic males for any federal post.

OBITUARY: Barbara A. Brown, of Bellmawr age 77; Longtime Parishioner of Brooklawn United Methodist Church

Barbara A. Brown, on December 24, 2018, of Bellmawr. Age 77.

Devoted mother of David Brown (Lori), Jeffery Brown (Joanna), Joseph Brown (Cheryl), Edward Brown (Shannon), Robert Brown (Christina) and the late Terry Lewis. Loving grandmother of 18 and great-grandmother of 12. Dear sister of Jerry Newton (Sandra).