Monthly Archives: April 2018

Yesterday afternoon literally thousands gathered in different groups to pray the Rosary around the coast of mainland Britain, including many of its smaller islands, from the Outer Hebrides in the far north to the Channel Islands in the south. Despite a freezing wind … Continue reading →

  Monday Vatican by Andrea Gagliarducci The next meeting of the Ratzinger Schuelerkreis, the circle of Benedict XVI’s former students, will be on “Church and State, Church and society”. This topic projects the Church toward the future, as the Alfie … Continue reading →

FIRST READING            Acts of the Apostles 9:26-31 When Saul arrived in Jerusalem he tried to join the disciples, but they were all afraid of him, not believing that he was a disciple.  Then Barnabas took charge of him and brought … Continue reading →

The beauty of Catholic teaching vs. the prevailing ethics of utilitarianism From Matthew Archbold on the National Catholic Register  One of the most haunting sights I’ve seen in a long time was Tom Evans, the father of Alfie Evans, coming … Continue reading →

LIVERPOOL, England, April 28, 2018 From LifeSiteNews  Alfie Evans died today in a Liverpool children’s hospital at  2:30 a.m. local time. Despite last-minute interventions, including the Italian government’s gift of citizenship to the infant, the child died four days after … Continue reading →

For Faith, Life and Peace in the British Isles https://www.rosaryonthecoast.co.uk Every Catholic should make their way to the coast to pray the Rosary for faith, life and peace in the British isles. There is still time to sign up! Visit … Continue reading →

Two contradictory statements from Tom Evans, devoted Catholic father of Alfie Evans! The first yesterday was reported on the Torch of the Faith which has been giving constant updates on the the latest developments in the Alfie Evans case for … Continue reading →

April 26, 2018 An Analysis from LifeSiteNews: What did Alder Hey hospital threaten to do to Alfie and his parents that would compel the toddler’s dad Tom to read to the press what is now being called by many a … Continue reading →

It is no longer “breaking news”, but for those who might have missed this insightful interview at the Register with author and historian, Henry Sire (published ast week) we are reposting it here. Henry Sire displays no antagonism or bitterness towards … Continue reading →

The adamant refusal of the medical staff at the Alder Hey hospital in Liverpool (England) and the judges appointed to the case, to release baby Alfie Evans so that his parents may take him to the Bambino Gesù Hospital in … Continue reading →

From OnePeterFive: The Italian Catholic website La Nuova Bussola Quotidiana (LNBQ) has an exclusive today — a cell phone video they claim captures a conversation between what LNBQ says are “at least 3-4 unidentified members of the Alder Hey Hospital staff” … Continue reading →

A poem from Dr Robert Moynihan’s Letter: Lines Written in Hope, and Admiration, from Rome, and in Denunciation of the British Legal System, While Alfie Still Lives To Alfie, Son of Albion April 25, 2018, Rome Go on, young Alfie, … Continue reading →

From Dr. Robert Moynihan: Breaking, 12 midnight, London time: In a chillingly unemotional, detached ruling this evening by Great Britain’s High Court, the hopes of Alfie Evans‘ parents to have Alfie flown to Italy to try a potentially different regime of … Continue reading →

BREAKING NEWS: ALFIE Evans has been handed a dramatic lifeline with his case to be examined in an emergency High Court hearing today as the toddler continues to cling to life. Alfie’s father, Tom Evans, 21, confirmed the 23-month-old was taken … Continue reading →

Presence of God – Give me, O Lord, that spirit of faith which will keep me in contact with You in every occupation and circumstance of my day. MEDITATION There are two chief obstacles which hinder us from keeping in … Continue reading →