News Today

Pope Benedict XVI has again called for a ceasefire in Gaza during his Epiphany Day homily.

Two people are arrested for refusing to leave a church closed by the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

A baby in New Jersey has been found in a dumpster, apparently thrown in the trash after dying at the hospital.

Guests for Wednesday, 1/7/2009

Dan Turnwald and the Knights of Columbus are online at kofc.org.


Rich Leonardi blogs at Ten Reasons.

Tammy Bundy can be found at tammybundy.com.


Fr Richard Fragomeni, author of "The Eucharist: 50 questions from the Pews"


Anthony Buono blogs at 6stonejars.com.

Mike Aquilina is online at fathersofthechurch.com.


Barry Michaels, author of "Saints for our Times: New Novenas and Prayers"


Kevin Wright, president of the World Religious Travel Association


Paula Westwood and Right to Life can be found at nrlc.org.

Michael Walsh is online at yomichael.com.

Lay Catholic Evangelist Richard Lane is online at qorban.net.
Both he and Michael Walsh are available to speak through cmgbooking.com.

Piero Tozzi and C-FAM are online at c-fam.org.

News of the Day

Caritas Internationalis president, Cardinal Oscar Rodriguez Maradiaga, says a ceasefire is necessary to help injured civilians in the Gaza Strip.

The Archdiocese of Detroit will install the new Archbishop Allen Vigneron on January 28th. Check out the Archdiocese's Web site for more information.

Vandals spraypaint swastikas on a San Francisco Catholic church - more than likely to protest the passage of Proposition 8.

Pope Benedict XVI speaks about the dangers of pollution in his Epiphany Day homily.

Pro-Life Meditation for the Week

From Paula Westwood from Right to Life:

"Our moment in history is marked by a mortal conflict between a culture of life and a culture of death. God put us in the world to do noble things, to love and to cherish our fellow human beings, not to destroy them. Today we must choose sides."
(Congressman Henry Hyde - U.S. House floor debate remarks for ban against Partial Birth Abortion, April 5, 2000)

Guests for Tuesday, 1/6/2009

Brendan Roberts writes for the Theology of the Body Channel on Catholic Exchange.

Fr Robert Barron is online at wordonfire.org.


Barry Michaels blogs at The Tail End.


Bill Donaghy and Twisted Mystics are online at twistedmystics.blogspot.com.
Bill is also at missionmoment.org.

Kevin Schmiesing is online at catholichistory.net.

Paula Westwood and Right to Life are online at nrlc.org.

Gary Michuta, author of "Why Catholic Bibles are Bigger"


Cheryl Dickow and the BRAND NEW Today's Catholic Woman Channel are online at Catholic Exchange

Fr. James Kubicki and the Apostleship of Prayer are online at apostleshipofprayer.org.

Pat McCaskey and Sports Faith International are online at sportsfaithinternational.org.

Fr Richard Fragomeni, author of "The Eucharist: 50 Questions from the Pews"


Dr. Kevin Vost, author of "Fit for Eternal Life"

Guests for Monday, 1/5/09

Kevin Schmiesing is online at catholichistory.net.

Fr. Anthony Gittens, author of "Called to be Sent"


Sandy Keiser and Catholic Charities of Southwest Ohio are online at catholiccharitiesswo.org.

Randy Hain's article on how to start the New Year as a Catholic is the feature article today on catholicexchange.com.

Fr. James Kubicki and the Apostleship of Prayer are online at apostleshipofprayer.org.

Marybeth Hicks, author of "Bringing up GEEKS"


Fr Basil Cole, author of "Hidden Enemies of the Priesthood"


Rich Leonardi blogs at richleonardi.blogspot.com.

Dan Turnwald and the Knights of Columbus are online at kofc.org.

Marcel Lejeune is online at thecatholicevangelist.com.

Sherry Weddell and the Intentional Disciples blog can be found here.

Brendan Roberts writes for the Theology of the Body channel on Catholic Exchange.

To register for the next session of "Defending the Faith: Beyond the Basics" with Catholic Apologist Gary Michuta, call 513-351-9800.