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June is the month of the Sacred and Immaculate Hearts. For the Consecration to the Two Hearts click on Consecration Click on your choice of articles below
 For events throughout the centuries that are memorable in Church history today, click on ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME
Monthly Message for May 25th
 Dear children! Today I call you, through prayer and sacrifice, to prepare
yourselves for the coming of the Holy Spirit. Little children, this is a time of grace and so, again, I call
you to decide for God the Creator. Allow Him to transform and change you. May your heart be
prepared to listen to, and live, everything which the Holy Spirit has in His plan for each of you. Little
children, allow the Holy Spirit to lead you on the way of truth and salvation towards eternal life. Thank you for having responded to my call.
hoping and praying... 
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Today's editorial deals with the discord and dissent so prevalent in the advanced, prosperous countries such as America and Western Europe and how, no matter how much the modernists cry foul or clamor for change, Pope John Paul II holds his ground just as he did this past weekend when he ventured into the eye of the storm in Austria. For our commentary, The Liberals' last stand!, click on Tuesday's 
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This past weekend the Holy Father ventured where, at times, angels feared to tred - Austria and the growing dissent there.
He handled the crisis with class and courage as Catholic World News gives a synopsis of his weekend trip and the highlights of the three day visit where crowds were considerably smaller than in past papal pilgrimages. For more, click on 
During their semi-annual meeting, the National Conference of Catholic Bishops vowed to increase their role in fighting the increased violence and sex in the media. They urged the movers and shakers in the media and Hollywood to curb the all-too graphic portrayal which takes away from the value of their contribution to society. Bishop Robert Lynch called it the "Magna Carta, a foundational document" that could go far in working closely with concerned Hollywood directors, actors, actresses and executives who make the decisions. This was confirmed by Cardinal William Keeler who has already been in contact with some of the principals. For more, click on 
Though he lost his job for having the courage to stand against abortion initiatives, an Irish Judge, who is a fervent member of the Opus Dei conservative movement, has settled legal action with the Irish government that ousted him. He likened his stand as the same he would take had he been a judge during the Nazi atrocities. For more, click on 
It would seem, just like Hollywood stars, cardinals also die in threes. Early last week it was Cardinal Agostino Casaroli, former Vatican Secretary of State, and late last week Cardinal John Carberry of Saint Louis. This week it is retired Cardinal Anastiaso Ballestrero, the retired Archbishop of Turin who was in charge of the Shroud of Turin when it was revealed that the shroud might be a fraud, not dating back to Christ but rather the middle ages. Since then reputable tests have greatly found flaws in those decisions and many believe it truly is the Shroud that our Savior was wrapped in. For more, click on 
Today is the Twelfth Tuesday in Ordinary Time and tomorrow we commemorate the Solemnity of the Birth of Saint John the Baptist. For the readings, liturgy and meditations for both days, including the story of John the Baptist, cousin of Our Lord click on