Our Lady of Guadalupe
cinops be gone Wednesday, April 30, 2008
The following are excerpts from Father Frank A. Pavone’s booklet, Our Lady of Guadalupe and the Pro-Life Movement:
Our Lady of Guadalupe has many connections with the pro-life cause. On December 3, 1531, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to a Christian convert named Juan Diego. Entering the bishop’s quarters, Juan Diego knelt and explained that the Lady had provided a sign so that he would believe her message. He unfolded his tilma, and the exquisite, fragrant flowers spilled at the bishop’s feet. This was miracle enough, but the second miracle caused the bishop and those with him to fall to their knees: a stunning image of the Lady from heaven appeared on the inside of the tilma.
But the Aztecs saw that this seemingly humble woman was greater than Huitzilopochtli, their sun-god of war, for she stood in front of the sun. Her foot rested on the crescent moon, symbolizing that she was more powerful than their feathered serpent moon-god Quetzalcoatl…. As in Revelation, she is pregnant, symbolized by the black band tied in knot around her waist. She points her finger to the cross on her brooch. The Christ Child within her is the God to whom she prays. This image, still preserved on the Juan Diego’s tilma, hangs in the basilica outside Mexico City.
During this period of their history, the Aztecs received a message of hope. After the apparition of Our Lady of Guadalupe and the presence of the image among them, some nine million people converted to Christ, and human sacrifice was abolished. … Our Lady turned the Aztecs’ world view of despair to one of hope…The mythology of feathered serpents and sun-god may not be present today, but there is very real despair. People do not get abortions because of freedom of choice; they get them because they feel they have no freedom and no choice…. They feel trapped, abandoned, desperate and afraid.
Priests for Life have collected thousands of postabortion case studies from women. … No one wants an abortion as she wants an ice cream cone or a Porsche. She wants an abortion as an animal, caught in a trap, wants to gnaw of its own leg.
What does the image of Our Lady of Guadeloupe say to those who suffered despair? First, Our Lady of Guadalupe is pregnant: she carries God within her womb. The God of the universe has become a human being. God has become our brother. In his encyclical, The Gospel of Life, Pope John Paul II states: Mary thus helps the Church to realize that life is always at the centre of a great struggle between good and evil, between light and darkness. The dragon wishes to devour “the child brought forth” (cf. Revelation 12:4), a figure of Christ …. But in a way that child is also a figure of every person, every child, especially helpless baby whose life is threatened... God and Our Lady says, “I am with you.”
The pro-life people praying at the abortion clinics also say, “I am with you.” and they stand with all women in need. The pro-life movement embraces with love and compassion all who have had or participated in abortions.
George H. Kubeck. Duplicate and or translate into Spanish or Vietnamese.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
The Enemies of Traditional America - 3 - Pelosi
The Enemies of Traditional America – 3 – Pelosi
cinops be gone - Memorial St. Catherine of Siena, Tuesday, April 29, 2008
The time has come for Catholic bishops and in particularly Catholic writers to speak out on matters of the CINOP and public scandal. Stop being an enabler. Pretend Speaker Nancy Pelosi is a Republican. She’s trying to weave a mosaic to hide her true action beliefs for public view and consumption. This will help other Catholic-in-name-only politicians (CINOPS) in their reelection campaign of 2008.
This mosaic that Pelosi weaves is deliberate and diabolical:
On at least six occasions in this election campaign thus far Pelosi has used a particular passage from the Bible that is fictional. Claude Mariottini, a professor of Old Testament at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, told Cybercast News Service the passage not only doesn’t exist – it’s “fictional.” “People try to use the Bible to give authority to what they are trying to say,” he said. “(This) is one of those texts that you fabricate in order to support what you want to say.”
1. Here is the text in Pelosi’s April 22 Earth Day news release:
“The Bible tells us in the Old Testament, ‘To minister to the needs of God’s creation is an act of worship. To ignore those needs is to dishonor the God who made us.’ On this Earth Day, and every day, let us pledge to our children, and our children’s children, that they will have clean air to breathe, clean water to drink, and the opportunity to experience the wonders of nature.”
2. In December 2005, in a Christmas message to the U.S. House of Representatives…. And as the Bible teaches us, to minister to the needs of God’s creation is an act of worship, to ignore those needs is to dishonor the God who made us. Let us vote no on this budget as an act of worship and for America’s children.” (Please not that all of Pelosi’s issues are prudential not evil issues.)
3. When hearings were held on global warming, Feb. 8, 2007, Pelosi used the same quote, verbatim, as in her Earth Day release.
4. Before the Easter recess on April 6, 2007 Pelosi said, “In this Holy Week, we are reminded of these words in the Old Testament: ‘To minister …. Is to dishonor the God who made us.”
5. On April 25, 2007, in a speech to the League of Conservation voters in Washington, D.C. As it says in the Old Testament, “To minister … who made us.”
6. On Oct. 22, 2007, in a television interview with PBS host Tavis Smiley. She used it in discussion of her roots, attributing the quote to the book of Isaiah.
She continues, “I’m raised in a family in Baltimore, Maryland, my father was the mayor. He was in Congress when I was born. And we were devoutly Catholic, very patriotic. We love America. Devoutly Catholic, deeply patriotic, proud of our Italian American heritage, and in our case staunchly Democratic.” This is wonderful.
But personally a dead history as far as Pelosi is concerned. Why did she vote against the Catholic and Natural Law Position on the following: Stem Cell Research, Marriage Amendment Act, Child Interstate Abortion Notification Act, Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act, Human Cloning Ban, Partial-Birth Abortion Ban, and Unborn Victims Violence Act? These are all absolute evils.
We dealing with a very clever, dangerous, despicable Trojan Horse in our midst.
Ref. Pete Winn, CNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer, April 23, 2008. Culture
George H. Kubeck: Please e-mail this letter to Catholic writers in the country.
cinops be gone - Memorial St. Catherine of Siena, Tuesday, April 29, 2008
The time has come for Catholic bishops and in particularly Catholic writers to speak out on matters of the CINOP and public scandal. Stop being an enabler. Pretend Speaker Nancy Pelosi is a Republican. She’s trying to weave a mosaic to hide her true action beliefs for public view and consumption. This will help other Catholic-in-name-only politicians (CINOPS) in their reelection campaign of 2008.
This mosaic that Pelosi weaves is deliberate and diabolical:
On at least six occasions in this election campaign thus far Pelosi has used a particular passage from the Bible that is fictional. Claude Mariottini, a professor of Old Testament at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, told Cybercast News Service the passage not only doesn’t exist – it’s “fictional.” “People try to use the Bible to give authority to what they are trying to say,” he said. “(This) is one of those texts that you fabricate in order to support what you want to say.”
1. Here is the text in Pelosi’s April 22 Earth Day news release:
“The Bible tells us in the Old Testament, ‘To minister to the needs of God’s creation is an act of worship. To ignore those needs is to dishonor the God who made us.’ On this Earth Day, and every day, let us pledge to our children, and our children’s children, that they will have clean air to breathe, clean water to drink, and the opportunity to experience the wonders of nature.”
2. In December 2005, in a Christmas message to the U.S. House of Representatives…. And as the Bible teaches us, to minister to the needs of God’s creation is an act of worship, to ignore those needs is to dishonor the God who made us. Let us vote no on this budget as an act of worship and for America’s children.” (Please not that all of Pelosi’s issues are prudential not evil issues.)
3. When hearings were held on global warming, Feb. 8, 2007, Pelosi used the same quote, verbatim, as in her Earth Day release.
4. Before the Easter recess on April 6, 2007 Pelosi said, “In this Holy Week, we are reminded of these words in the Old Testament: ‘To minister …. Is to dishonor the God who made us.”
5. On April 25, 2007, in a speech to the League of Conservation voters in Washington, D.C. As it says in the Old Testament, “To minister … who made us.”
6. On Oct. 22, 2007, in a television interview with PBS host Tavis Smiley. She used it in discussion of her roots, attributing the quote to the book of Isaiah.
She continues, “I’m raised in a family in Baltimore, Maryland, my father was the mayor. He was in Congress when I was born. And we were devoutly Catholic, very patriotic. We love America. Devoutly Catholic, deeply patriotic, proud of our Italian American heritage, and in our case staunchly Democratic.” This is wonderful.
But personally a dead history as far as Pelosi is concerned. Why did she vote against the Catholic and Natural Law Position on the following: Stem Cell Research, Marriage Amendment Act, Child Interstate Abortion Notification Act, Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act, Human Cloning Ban, Partial-Birth Abortion Ban, and Unborn Victims Violence Act? These are all absolute evils.
We dealing with a very clever, dangerous, despicable Trojan Horse in our midst.
Ref. Pete Winn, CNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer, April 23, 2008. Culture
George H. Kubeck: Please e-mail this letter to Catholic writers in the country.
Monday, April 28, 2008
What Christians Believe? - Peter Kreeft-6- Questions
What Christians Believe? - Peter Kreeft - 6 - Questions
cinops be gone Monday. April 28, 2008
Final notes from a talk given at the C.S. Lewis Summer Conference 2003: A tape from St. Joseph Radio – P.O. Box 2983 – Orange, Ca. 92859 (714) 744-1998
www.stjosephradio.com This tape is a classic on Lewis’s book, Mere Christianity.
4. You mentioned we should be Christo-centric. Some theologians have criticized Fox for being too Christo-centric. Can we be too Christo-centric?
Only if we set up an either or; between the persons of the Trinity: But that is of course, not Christianity. Some of you have heard the story of Karl Barth’s last public lecture, before he retired. There were questions from the audience and one person said. Professor Barth most of us in this room believe you to be the greatest living theologian. Please tell us what is the profoundest idea that ever entered into your mind? He replied, “Jesus Loves Me.” That’s a profound theologian.
6. When we go into other cultures to share Christ, how can we avoid ethnocentrism and imposing culture rather than just Christ?
First of all we do not impose, we propose and secondly we do what St. Paul did in Athens. We find Christ in that other culture and start from there. And missionaries say its amazing how these benighted pagans who are worshipping idols still have some light of the true God.
Look what Paul did in Athens. His heart burned against the idolatry because the Athenians were worshipping hundreds of Gods and yet there was one of them that he commended them for the unknown God.
Socrates was a stone cutter by trade and stone cutter as distinct from sculptors just did square straight things like altars and inscriptions but not statues. Well this altar unlike the others had no statue on it because nobody knows what the unknown God looked like. Socrates may have cut that inscription himself.
So when St. Paul says in Act 16 or l7 I noticed this fascinating inscription to the unknown God and the next sentence is startling. – The God you are already worshipping – present progressive tense in Greek I am telling you about - You are worshipping him in ignorance.
I now enlighten you. God does not leave anyone without light. So you make a connection. You find a spark and you say that spark I want to tell you more about that spark.
Today, you go to China and you see a Taoist talking about the Tao. And you notice the Chinese Bible began in the beginning was the Tao and the Tao was with God and the Tao was God. Profound! How in the world Tao know so much about the way that ultimate reality worked – by self-sacrificial love – that was divine inspiration. Confused – like all the myths but good dreams.
So you look for the light and if others are looking for the light, you share the light. We know more about that light- that light became a man and those who are true to that light like Ana in the last battle will say now I see, now recognize that’s what I was worshipping.
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
cinops be gone Monday. April 28, 2008
Final notes from a talk given at the C.S. Lewis Summer Conference 2003: A tape from St. Joseph Radio – P.O. Box 2983 – Orange, Ca. 92859 (714) 744-1998
www.stjosephradio.com This tape is a classic on Lewis’s book, Mere Christianity.
4. You mentioned we should be Christo-centric. Some theologians have criticized Fox for being too Christo-centric. Can we be too Christo-centric?
Only if we set up an either or; between the persons of the Trinity: But that is of course, not Christianity. Some of you have heard the story of Karl Barth’s last public lecture, before he retired. There were questions from the audience and one person said. Professor Barth most of us in this room believe you to be the greatest living theologian. Please tell us what is the profoundest idea that ever entered into your mind? He replied, “Jesus Loves Me.” That’s a profound theologian.
6. When we go into other cultures to share Christ, how can we avoid ethnocentrism and imposing culture rather than just Christ?
First of all we do not impose, we propose and secondly we do what St. Paul did in Athens. We find Christ in that other culture and start from there. And missionaries say its amazing how these benighted pagans who are worshipping idols still have some light of the true God.
Look what Paul did in Athens. His heart burned against the idolatry because the Athenians were worshipping hundreds of Gods and yet there was one of them that he commended them for the unknown God.
Socrates was a stone cutter by trade and stone cutter as distinct from sculptors just did square straight things like altars and inscriptions but not statues. Well this altar unlike the others had no statue on it because nobody knows what the unknown God looked like. Socrates may have cut that inscription himself.
So when St. Paul says in Act 16 or l7 I noticed this fascinating inscription to the unknown God and the next sentence is startling. – The God you are already worshipping – present progressive tense in Greek I am telling you about - You are worshipping him in ignorance.
I now enlighten you. God does not leave anyone without light. So you make a connection. You find a spark and you say that spark I want to tell you more about that spark.
Today, you go to China and you see a Taoist talking about the Tao. And you notice the Chinese Bible began in the beginning was the Tao and the Tao was with God and the Tao was God. Profound! How in the world Tao know so much about the way that ultimate reality worked – by self-sacrificial love – that was divine inspiration. Confused – like all the myths but good dreams.
So you look for the light and if others are looking for the light, you share the light. We know more about that light- that light became a man and those who are true to that light like Ana in the last battle will say now I see, now recognize that’s what I was worshipping.
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
The Enemies of Traditional America - 2
The Enemies of Traditional America – 2
cinops be gone Sunday, April 27, 2008
In this election cycle we are going be bombarded with all kinds of suave political and religious books that will try to persuade you that if you are religious in any way; vote for a secular America and put your faith in Government. The following is for the archives of left-wing religious indoctrination thanks to Joseph Farah’s review of the book in the Washington Times Weekly, March 17, 2008, p. 32
The book is by Bill Clinton’s spiritual adviser. (Don’t laugh!) Tony Campolo’s Red Letter Christians. Christians have been paying enough attention to issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, homosexual indoctrination in schools etc. Start paying attention to what the Bible teaches about poverty, the environment, global warming, and social injustice.
1.) Capital punishment is wrong, despite the clear, unequivocal biblical commandments to take life for life.
2.) Most Christians are too war-like and guilty of not loving their enemies.
3.) Universal health care should be provided by the government.
4.) Poverty should be eliminated by the U.S. government, not just in the U.S. but throughout the world.
5.) The minimum wage should be increased significantly.
6.) The U.S. should sign the Kyoto Protocol as a step toward solving the phantom crisis of global warming.
7.) The U.S. should pull out of Iraq and Afghanistan and address the real problem of terrorism by creating a Palestinian state and addressing the root cause: poverty.
8.) We should make condoms available throughout the Third World to fight AIDS.
9.) We should address the same-sex marriage issue by getting government out of the marriage business altogether, leaving it to churches and other religious institutions to decide who should be married and who shouldn’t. (No mention of children in this chapter or the ramifications such unions might have on them.)
10.) We should spend more on government schools.
11.) Christians should be offering sanctuary to all illegal immigrants.
12.) The U.S. should cut the military budget and expand wealth- redistribution programs.
The whole sickening new-Marxian, materialistic, utopian diatribe left me (Joseph Farah) wondering what work might be left for Jesus when he returns… Maybe you can ask Mr. Campolo when, inevitably, he or some other so-called Red Letter Christian comes to speak in your church, spreading not the good news of sacrifice, repentance, forgiveness of sin, personal accountability, spiritual renewal and rebirth but the bad news of collectivism, faith in government and moral relativism.
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
cinops be gone Sunday, April 27, 2008
In this election cycle we are going be bombarded with all kinds of suave political and religious books that will try to persuade you that if you are religious in any way; vote for a secular America and put your faith in Government. The following is for the archives of left-wing religious indoctrination thanks to Joseph Farah’s review of the book in the Washington Times Weekly, March 17, 2008, p. 32
The book is by Bill Clinton’s spiritual adviser. (Don’t laugh!) Tony Campolo’s Red Letter Christians. Christians have been paying enough attention to issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, homosexual indoctrination in schools etc. Start paying attention to what the Bible teaches about poverty, the environment, global warming, and social injustice.
1.) Capital punishment is wrong, despite the clear, unequivocal biblical commandments to take life for life.
2.) Most Christians are too war-like and guilty of not loving their enemies.
3.) Universal health care should be provided by the government.
4.) Poverty should be eliminated by the U.S. government, not just in the U.S. but throughout the world.
5.) The minimum wage should be increased significantly.
6.) The U.S. should sign the Kyoto Protocol as a step toward solving the phantom crisis of global warming.
7.) The U.S. should pull out of Iraq and Afghanistan and address the real problem of terrorism by creating a Palestinian state and addressing the root cause: poverty.
8.) We should make condoms available throughout the Third World to fight AIDS.
9.) We should address the same-sex marriage issue by getting government out of the marriage business altogether, leaving it to churches and other religious institutions to decide who should be married and who shouldn’t. (No mention of children in this chapter or the ramifications such unions might have on them.)
10.) We should spend more on government schools.
11.) Christians should be offering sanctuary to all illegal immigrants.
12.) The U.S. should cut the military budget and expand wealth- redistribution programs.
The whole sickening new-Marxian, materialistic, utopian diatribe left me (Joseph Farah) wondering what work might be left for Jesus when he returns… Maybe you can ask Mr. Campolo when, inevitably, he or some other so-called Red Letter Christian comes to speak in your church, spreading not the good news of sacrifice, repentance, forgiveness of sin, personal accountability, spiritual renewal and rebirth but the bad news of collectivism, faith in government and moral relativism.
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
The Enemies of Traditional America – 2
cinops be gone Sunday, April 27, 2008
In this election cycle we are going be bombarded with all kinds of suave political and religious books that will try to persuade you that if you are religious in any way; vote for a secular America and put your faith in Government. The following is for the archives of left-wing religious indoctrination thanks to Joseph Farah’s review of the book in the Washington Times Weekly, March 17, 2008, p. 32
The book is by Bill Clinton’s spiritual adviser. (Don’t laugh!) Tony Campolo’s Red Letter Christians. Christians have been paying enough attention to issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, homosexual indoctrination in schools etc. Start paying attention to what the Bible teaches about poverty, the environment, global warming, and social injustice.
1.) Capital punishment is wrong, despite the clear, unequivocal biblical commandments to take life for life.
2.) Most Christians are too war-like and guilty of not loving their enemies.
3.) Universal health care should be provided by the government.
4.) Poverty should be eliminated by the U.S. government, not just in the U.S. but throughout the world.
5.) The minimum wage should be increased significantly.
6.) The U.S. should sign the Kyoto Protocol as a step toward solving the phantom crisis of global warming.
7.) The U.S. should pull out of Iraq and Afghanistan and address the real problem of terrorism by creating a Palestinian state and addressing the root cause: poverty.
8.) We should make condoms available throughout the Third World to fight AIDS.
9.) We should address the same-sex marriage issue by getting government out of the marriage business altogether, leaving it to churches and other religious institutions to decide who should be married and who shouldn’t. (No mention of children in this chapter or the ramifications such unions might have on them.)
10.) We should spend more on government schools.
11.) Christians should be offering sanctuary to all illegal immigrants.
12.) The U.S. should cut the military budget and expand wealth- redistribution programs.
The whole sickening new-Marxian, materialistic, utopian diatribe left me (Joseph Farah) wondering what work might be left for Jesus when he returns… Maybe you can ask Mr. Campolo when, inevitably, he or some other so-called Red Letter Christian comes to speak in your church, spreading not the good news of sacrifice, repentance, forgiveness of sin, personal accountability, spiritual renewal and rebirth but the bad news of collectivism, faith in government and moral relativism.
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
cinops be gone Sunday, April 27, 2008
In this election cycle we are going be bombarded with all kinds of suave political and religious books that will try to persuade you that if you are religious in any way; vote for a secular America and put your faith in Government. The following is for the archives of left-wing religious indoctrination thanks to Joseph Farah’s review of the book in the Washington Times Weekly, March 17, 2008, p. 32
The book is by Bill Clinton’s spiritual adviser. (Don’t laugh!) Tony Campolo’s Red Letter Christians. Christians have been paying enough attention to issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, homosexual indoctrination in schools etc. Start paying attention to what the Bible teaches about poverty, the environment, global warming, and social injustice.
1.) Capital punishment is wrong, despite the clear, unequivocal biblical commandments to take life for life.
2.) Most Christians are too war-like and guilty of not loving their enemies.
3.) Universal health care should be provided by the government.
4.) Poverty should be eliminated by the U.S. government, not just in the U.S. but throughout the world.
5.) The minimum wage should be increased significantly.
6.) The U.S. should sign the Kyoto Protocol as a step toward solving the phantom crisis of global warming.
7.) The U.S. should pull out of Iraq and Afghanistan and address the real problem of terrorism by creating a Palestinian state and addressing the root cause: poverty.
8.) We should make condoms available throughout the Third World to fight AIDS.
9.) We should address the same-sex marriage issue by getting government out of the marriage business altogether, leaving it to churches and other religious institutions to decide who should be married and who shouldn’t. (No mention of children in this chapter or the ramifications such unions might have on them.)
10.) We should spend more on government schools.
11.) Christians should be offering sanctuary to all illegal immigrants.
12.) The U.S. should cut the military budget and expand wealth- redistribution programs.
The whole sickening new-Marxian, materialistic, utopian diatribe left me (Joseph Farah) wondering what work might be left for Jesus when he returns… Maybe you can ask Mr. Campolo when, inevitably, he or some other so-called Red Letter Christian comes to speak in your church, spreading not the good news of sacrifice, repentance, forgiveness of sin, personal accountability, spiritual renewal and rebirth but the bad news of collectivism, faith in government and moral relativism.
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
The Enemies of Traditional America - 1
The Enemies of Traditional America – 1
cinops be gone Saturday, April 26, 2008
According to National Public Radio, a group funded by billionaire George Soros and his wealthy friends plan to spend 100 million dollars attacking pro-life John McCain. It is no accident that there are now 400,000 fewer abortions in America each year than there were in 1990. One important reason is that we have elected lawmakers who passed hundreds of laws across America that give unborn babies a better chance to live. If pro-life loses in 2008, here is what to expect:
1. Appointment of pro-abortion justices to any vacancies on the U.S. Supreme Court.
2. Passage of the so-called “Freedom of Choice Act,” eliminating all state and federal laws restricting abortion.
3. Eliminate the federal ban on partial-birth abortion.
4. Eliminate the Hyde Amendment, resulting in tax funding of abortion on demand.
5. Eliminate laws giving parents the right to know if their minor daughter is going to have an abortion.
6. Repeal conscience clause laws protecting medical professionals who oppose abortion.
7. Eliminate laws guaranteeing a woman a right to know the facts before she decides whether to have an abortion.
8. Perform abortions in military hospitals.
9. Fund abortion in federal health programs for American Indians.
10. Divert massive funding from international health care programs to international groups that advocate and perform abortions.
11. Make it a foreign policy objective to eliminate laws protecting against abortion around the world, using our aid to pressure pro-life countries.
12. Cripple or shut down crisis pregnancy centers which provide services to help women carry their babies to term.
13. Force taxpayers to pay for abortion on demand through a nationalized health care system.
Thank you for the above; Wanda Franz, PH.D., President of the National Right to Life Political Action Committee, March 26, 2008. www.nrlpac.org
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If it is not one thing, it is something else. The following is from Bill May, Catholics for the Common Good. 415-651-4171 --- 415-738-0421 (Fax) Strong Response Needed to the New Kill-the-Ill Bill AB 2747 which was the focus of Catholic Lobby in Sacramento, California on April 22nd
“After a stunning setback with the demise of their physician-assisted suicide bill last year, California duo of death, Assembly Members Patti Berg and Lloyd Levine, are back with a sinister and barbaric bill designed to confuse and sneak a platform for assisted suicide through the legislature.”
What is disgusting with the above is that Patti Berg is a Catholic-in-name-only-politician. She is setting a bad example for other Catholics and authentic Catholic identity. It is another reason to vote out of office the CINOP in 2008.
On AB 2747 - Contact your legislator – http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/yourleg.html
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
cinops be gone Saturday, April 26, 2008
According to National Public Radio, a group funded by billionaire George Soros and his wealthy friends plan to spend 100 million dollars attacking pro-life John McCain. It is no accident that there are now 400,000 fewer abortions in America each year than there were in 1990. One important reason is that we have elected lawmakers who passed hundreds of laws across America that give unborn babies a better chance to live. If pro-life loses in 2008, here is what to expect:
1. Appointment of pro-abortion justices to any vacancies on the U.S. Supreme Court.
2. Passage of the so-called “Freedom of Choice Act,” eliminating all state and federal laws restricting abortion.
3. Eliminate the federal ban on partial-birth abortion.
4. Eliminate the Hyde Amendment, resulting in tax funding of abortion on demand.
5. Eliminate laws giving parents the right to know if their minor daughter is going to have an abortion.
6. Repeal conscience clause laws protecting medical professionals who oppose abortion.
7. Eliminate laws guaranteeing a woman a right to know the facts before she decides whether to have an abortion.
8. Perform abortions in military hospitals.
9. Fund abortion in federal health programs for American Indians.
10. Divert massive funding from international health care programs to international groups that advocate and perform abortions.
11. Make it a foreign policy objective to eliminate laws protecting against abortion around the world, using our aid to pressure pro-life countries.
12. Cripple or shut down crisis pregnancy centers which provide services to help women carry their babies to term.
13. Force taxpayers to pay for abortion on demand through a nationalized health care system.
Thank you for the above; Wanda Franz, PH.D., President of the National Right to Life Political Action Committee, March 26, 2008. www.nrlpac.org
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If it is not one thing, it is something else. The following is from Bill May, Catholics for the Common Good. 415-651-4171 --- 415-738-0421 (Fax) Strong Response Needed to the New Kill-the-Ill Bill AB 2747 which was the focus of Catholic Lobby in Sacramento, California on April 22nd
“After a stunning setback with the demise of their physician-assisted suicide bill last year, California duo of death, Assembly Members Patti Berg and Lloyd Levine, are back with a sinister and barbaric bill designed to confuse and sneak a platform for assisted suicide through the legislature.”
What is disgusting with the above is that Patti Berg is a Catholic-in-name-only-politician. She is setting a bad example for other Catholics and authentic Catholic identity. It is another reason to vote out of office the CINOP in 2008.
On AB 2747 - Contact your legislator – http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/yourleg.html
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Laura Ingraham
Laura Ingraham
cinops be gone Thursday, April 24, 2008
Before we write in detail on the many enemies of traditional America and their war against traditional America, let us focus on a breathe of fresh air in the public arena. Laura is a warrior for righteousness. She is on 340 radio stations coast to coast. In our area of Orange County she is on in the morning on KLAC Talk Radio 870 from 6 to 9 A. M.
Thank you Focus on the Family’s monthly Citizen May 2008 issue for headlining her work. Laura’s radio control room is stacked with every kind of music. Her favorite song is “Amazing Grace.” “Music helps me reward myself of what’s important, these important truths of life. It takes me away from the kind of the lunacy of the moment in politics. I think sometimes we’re so in the death struggle of this cultural, political battle we’re in that we have to … I think God wants us to proceed in our lives with as much optimism and joy a possible.”
“We’re all going to here for a blink of an eye – a very short time. So, you know, make it matter.” Many have called her “one of the brightest and most articulate observers of culture today.” Laura is a convert to Catholicism.
At Dartmouth College she was the first woman to run the university’s conservative Dartmouth Review. She earned a reputation for hard-hitting reporting that was decidedly incorrect. She did a two-year stint as a speechwriter in the Reagan White House, and then got a law degree from the University of Virginia where she was notes editor of the Law Review and after graduation; she clerked for U.S. Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas.
As a host of her own show on MSNB called Watch It! the series quickly tanked, and Ingraham has since joked it should have called Watch It Get Canceled! Her time at CBS was also over quickly – but she’s rebounded quite nicely in her TV career, as a frequent analyst on shows like Hannity & Colmes and as a frequent guest host on The O’Reilly Factor.
Laura daily rails against the cultural “elites” on her radio show and in the New York Times best selling 2003 book, Shut Up and Sing. “Being an elitist is more of your state of mind …. It’s really about whether you have more trust and faith in the common sense of the American people than the Harvard faculty.”
Ingraham’s most recent book in 2007 is Power to the People which focuses on what she calls the “pornification” of America. “If you believe in your heart of hearts that traditional families and traditional values and politics that put America on the map are right, then there is no reason not to stand proudly for those principles.” “ Maybe start a book club. Start a club that gets together and talks about some of these issues that affect the country and conservatism. Try to find someone who will run for local school board or state Senate.”
For example, in our area of California it would be not voting for Catholic-in-name-only politicians State Senator Lou Correa and Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez in 2008. Laura has many great ideas in her book. You can visit Laura Ingraham’s website: www.lauraingraham.com
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
cinops be gone Thursday, April 24, 2008
Before we write in detail on the many enemies of traditional America and their war against traditional America, let us focus on a breathe of fresh air in the public arena. Laura is a warrior for righteousness. She is on 340 radio stations coast to coast. In our area of Orange County she is on in the morning on KLAC Talk Radio 870 from 6 to 9 A. M.
Thank you Focus on the Family’s monthly Citizen May 2008 issue for headlining her work. Laura’s radio control room is stacked with every kind of music. Her favorite song is “Amazing Grace.” “Music helps me reward myself of what’s important, these important truths of life. It takes me away from the kind of the lunacy of the moment in politics. I think sometimes we’re so in the death struggle of this cultural, political battle we’re in that we have to … I think God wants us to proceed in our lives with as much optimism and joy a possible.”
“We’re all going to here for a blink of an eye – a very short time. So, you know, make it matter.” Many have called her “one of the brightest and most articulate observers of culture today.” Laura is a convert to Catholicism.
At Dartmouth College she was the first woman to run the university’s conservative Dartmouth Review. She earned a reputation for hard-hitting reporting that was decidedly incorrect. She did a two-year stint as a speechwriter in the Reagan White House, and then got a law degree from the University of Virginia where she was notes editor of the Law Review and after graduation; she clerked for U.S. Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas.
As a host of her own show on MSNB called Watch It! the series quickly tanked, and Ingraham has since joked it should have called Watch It Get Canceled! Her time at CBS was also over quickly – but she’s rebounded quite nicely in her TV career, as a frequent analyst on shows like Hannity & Colmes and as a frequent guest host on The O’Reilly Factor.
Laura daily rails against the cultural “elites” on her radio show and in the New York Times best selling 2003 book, Shut Up and Sing. “Being an elitist is more of your state of mind …. It’s really about whether you have more trust and faith in the common sense of the American people than the Harvard faculty.”
Ingraham’s most recent book in 2007 is Power to the People which focuses on what she calls the “pornification” of America. “If you believe in your heart of hearts that traditional families and traditional values and politics that put America on the map are right, then there is no reason not to stand proudly for those principles.” “ Maybe start a book club. Start a club that gets together and talks about some of these issues that affect the country and conservatism. Try to find someone who will run for local school board or state Senate.”
For example, in our area of California it would be not voting for Catholic-in-name-only politicians State Senator Lou Correa and Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez in 2008. Laura has many great ideas in her book. You can visit Laura Ingraham’s website: www.lauraingraham.com
George H. Kubeck, Duplicate and or translate into Spanish and Vietnamese.
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