Jeff Gregory, the 55-year-old pilot who was killed in a plane crash in Palm Beach County, Florida, was heard reciting the Lord’s Prayer in the final moments before the aircraft crashed, according to New York Post

Today as I walked through the local Catholic cemetery praying the rosary for the faithful departed, a parishioner who lost his wife a few weeks ago walked toward me as he prayed his rosary. It was such a beautiful Catholic moment.

As we travel across Florida, parents tell me how grateful they are to have education freedom for their children. @davidjolly and the teachers union want to take that freedom away. Voting for @ByronDonalds tomorrow means parents stay in the driver’s seat of their children’s education!

Former Irish President Mary McAleese is facing backlash over her new book, in which she criticises Catholic infant baptism, arguing that it violates babies' fundamental human rights by imposing religious membership without their consent. Ironically, McAleese has also been a longstanding supporter of abortion access in Ireland, where unborn children can be killed in the womb without their consent.

Catholic priest Father Edward Looney of the Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin, visited the graves of more than 600 priests and launched a website dedicated to preserving their lives, ministries, and stories.

Abortion is the demonic "sacrament" that replaces the true sacrament of baptism. Whereas baptism destroys sins and fills one with divine life, abortion destroys life, presenting objective evil as subjective good.

Consent for grannies to hug? Consent for baptism? In a democracy, there should be freedom of religion. Parents should be able to impart faith, heritage & culture to their kids. Nothing stopping a child accepting or rejecting it when they get older.

Mary McAleese has become so anti-Catholic she would make Ian Paisley seem like a disgruntled altarboy. Babies are procreated by their parents and God, the creator of all things. Children do not get to choose their parents, nationality, or place of birth etc. Nor can they feed and protect themselves But their parents take the responsibility to feed, clothe, and educate them. Responsible Christian parents who love their child wish for them to be washed of Original Sin, to share in the grace of Jesis Christ and to become members of His Catholic Church. They get their child baptised because for infants, this is the gateway to become children of God. She is correct in one thing, to paraphrase Tertullian, Christians are not born but made. For infants, this involves baptism in the faith of the Church. The only bluff going on is that Mary McAleese isn't suffering from the weird and whacky Woke mind virus.

Former Irish President Mary McAleese is facing backlash over her new book, in which she criticises Catholic infant baptism, arguing that it violates babies' fundamental human rights by imposing religious membership without their consent. Ironically, McAleese has also been a longstanding supporter of abortion access in Ireland, where unborn children can be killed in the womb without their consent.

Catholic priest Father Edward Looney of the Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin, visited the graves of more than 600 priests and launched a website dedicated to preserving their lives, ministries, and stories.

Fr. Rick Frechette is an American Passionist priest and physician who has spent decades serving in Haiti. After his ordination, his missionary work eventually led him to Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity in Haiti, where the sisters cared for babies born to dying mothers, many of whom were sick with HIV/AIDS. Determined to make a difference in their lives, Fr. Rick enrolled in medical school in New York and, after earning his medical degree, returned to Haiti. As a physician, he cares for the Haitian people, many of whom have been wounded by gang violence. His tireless and indiscriminate service earned him a place among Haiti's 12 most influential personalities, as named by Le Nouvelliste in 2019—the same year he celebrated the 40th anniversary of his ordination.

Hollywood actor Mark Wahlberg struggled with cocaine and other drugs as a teenager and became involved in crime. He has since spoken openly about how his Catholic faith helped him turn his life around.