Local Conservative Questioning His Pro-Life Stance After Fr. James Martin Prays For The Unborn At DNC
August 31, 2020 by Admin
Filed under Parish Life, Uncategorized
Close to a week after Jesuit priest Fr. James Martin prayed for the unborn at the National Democratic Convention, local conservative Catholic Reggie Duval neared the end of yet another day in which he pondered whether or not he would remain pro-life. “As you could imagine, this has been a real struggle for me,” Duval told EOTT, rewatching the scene in which Martin, a liberal leaning priest, prayed for the unborn. “I’ve probably watched this... Read More
Local Rad Trad Eagerly Searching For Video Of Pope Francis’ Baptism
August 25, 2020 by Admin
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Frantically scouring the internet in hopes of discovering video of Pope Francis’ baptism, local rad trad Ezekiel Radcliff told friends that he hoped to find evidence that the baptism was said improperly, thereby proving once and for all that Francis is not a Christian, let alone successor to St. Peter. “I know it’s a long shot, but since it looks like this guy isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, I’ve gotta do something,”... Read More
Report: 10% Fewer Catholic High School Students Will Leave Their Faith Due to School Closures
July 28, 2020 by Admin
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Kevin Kukla (ProLife365.com) A survey of recent-graduating seniors from Catholic high schools from across the country today revealed some surprising statistics. According to the survey, only 63% of graduating seniors admitted to being atheists by the end of their senior year of Catholic high school, a 10% reduction from the previous year. Patsy Jenkins, the principal a local Catholic high school, was not happy about the findings, saying... Read More
Religious Orders Call On MLB To Force San Diego Padres To Change Name
July 24, 2020 by Admin
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Dozens of Catholic religious leaders and communities sent a letter to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Monday asking the league to force the Padres organization to change their team name to something less offensive. The letter obtained by EOTT demands the league to stop all use of “Catholic names and depictions,” and specifically asks the Padres in general to “cease all papist caricatures.” “You have sports teams like the Padres, which... Read More
Indecisive Couple Names Baby “Francis Viganò”
July 17, 2020 by Admin
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After months of considering what to name their first born son, local indecisive Catholic couple Maryann Reynolds and her Knight of Columbus Freemason husband Edward have finally decided to settle on the name Francis Viganò, the couple told EOTT this morning. “We’re just so excited,” Maryann said as she ordered her bookshelf, placing Hans Küng’s What I Believe next to Marcel Lafebvre’s I Accuse The Council! “At... Read More