Every morning, the little Ant arrived at work early and got right to it. She was productive, organized, and genuinely happy with her job. Her boss, the Lion, noticed something unusual: the Ant was doing excellent work without anyone supervising her. “If she can produce this much on her own,” the Lion thought, “imagine how much more she could produce with proper management.” So he hired a Cockroach, who had years of experience in supervision and was known for creating outstanding reports. The Cockroach’s first decision was to introduce a time-tracking system for the Ant. Then she realized she needed an assistant to help prepare all the reports, so she hired a Spider to manage the files, monitor calls, and organize the documentation. The Lion was delighted with the Cockroach’s reports. He asked for production charts, trend analysis, performance dashboards, and weekly summaries to present at leadership meetings created specifically to discuss the Ant’s productivity. To support all this, …More
Homosexual Couple Sues Surrogate for Refusing to Abort Their Son: A Canadian homosexual male couple is suing the surrogate mother who carried "their" son after she refused their 2024 request to abort him at 22 weeks because of a cleft lip. Filed in Ontario Superior Court in May 2026, the lawsuit seeks about $600,000, alleging the surrogate withheld medical information, breached confidentiality, and caused emotional distress. She denies the allegations, saying the dispute began after she refused the abortion request and adding, "I just feel used... They didn't get the perfect child they wanted, and they threw me away."
Gay Canadian Couple Sues Surrogate Mother For Refusing To Abort Baby, Causing ‘Emotional Distress’
The mother denies allegations that she did not inform the plaintiffs about the health of the baby, who had a minor birth defect that they claimed put the child at risk while causing them emotional distress.
Riaan Van Zyl July 10, 2026 'It is not the same Catholic Faith that the world had always known,' he said in a recent declaration. Just weeks before his scheduled consecration on July 25, Fr. Michael Mary, F.SS.R., has published what amounts to his final public explanation for accepting the episcopacy from Bishop Pierre Roy, presenting the ceremony not as a personal honor but as a necessary response to what he describes as an unprecedented crisis in the Church. In a declaration released on July 8, the co-founder of the Congregation of the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer, who is now 73, reflected upon a lifetime spent in the Catholic faith and on the convictions that have brought him to this moment. “Our Holy Mother the Catholic Church has been and, by God’s grace, will ever be the great love of my life,” he writes, before lamenting what he sees as the devastation that followed the Second Vatican Council. “The devastation, the destruction, is tangible … And this has come to pass because …More
Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint Matthew 9,32-38. A demoniac who could not speak was brought to Jesus, and when the demon was driven out the mute person spoke. The crowds were amazed and said, "Nothing like this has ever been seen in Israel." But the Pharisees said, "He drives out demons by the prince of demons." Jesus went around to all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom, and curing every disease and illness. At the sight of the crowds, his heart was moved with pity for them because they were troubled and abandoned, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, "The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest." WOG
HHS Sec. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has just CANCELED mass amounts of federal funding grants to Planned Parenthood and other organizations because they pushed s*xually explicit content on children — Daily Signal
The Catholic Esquire JulY 11, 2026 Tradition itself has been excommunicated according to the rule used against the SSPX. Many believe that the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) was excommunicated from the Catholic Church following the much-anticipated consecrations of four new bishops on July 1, 2026 without getting the Papal mandate. In fact, there is a large contention of pseudo-traditionalists and conservatives who are relishing in the false belief that the SSPX was excommunicated and yet still feel free to criticize aspects of Vatican II and the New Mass while virtuously claiming to be obedient sons of the Holy Father. Ironically, the same rule they used to condemn the SSPX’s members and lay faithful to hell also condemns them as schismatics. I have explained that these “excommunications” were invalid on both a theological and canonical level. If one reads only a few provisions of canon law, and understands what “schism” is, it is quite clear that no one was excommunicated. It’s not even …More
1.3M views · 38K reactions | Was Covid about profit, control, or something darker? Dr. Bret Weinstein walks through the spectrum of possible Covid explanations: a psychopathic pharmaceutical industry, population culling, and creating vulnerabilities to future pathogens are among them. "I wouldn't put any of it past them." | The DarkHorse Podcast Was Covid about profit, control, or something darker? Dr. Bret Weinstein walks through the spectrum of possible Covid explanations: a psychopathic pharmaceutical industry, population culling, and creating vulnerabilities to future pathogens are among them. "I wouldn't put any of it past them."
Pope Leo XIV continues Francis’ path towards homosexuals, Fr. Bryan Massingale SJ, a self-described homosexual and theology professor at Jesuit-run Fordham University in New York City, told Ny1.com on June 25: “There was a fear after Francis died that a future pope would come in and would undo the welcoming overtures and advances that had taken place under Francis' papacy.” However: “One of the first things Pope Leo did was he said, ‘No, I have no intention of going backwards when it comes to the LGBTQ community,” the Jesuit added.
Fr. Bryan Massingale SJ, openly homosexual and theology professor at Fordham University, said he is encouraged that Pope Leo XIV appears committed to continuing the more welcoming approach toward LGBTQ people that he associates with Pope Francis.
Sunday, 20th July 1913 Prison System of Georgia Attacked by Episcopalians Sunday, July 20, 1913 The Episcopalian diocese of Georgia, at its annual convention, appointed a social service commission, which has since met and formulated the following special report on prison and child labor conditions in this state. "Resolved, That the prison system of the state of Georgia, and the methods of punishment now in use and as commonly administered, are unworthy of an enlightened and progressive state. "Resolved, That we hereby indorse the splendid efforts of the Prison Reform association of this state, and offer to them our hearty co-operation in securing needed reforms. "Resolved, That we send copies of these resolutions to as many members of our legislature as possible, and urge them to support those bills now pending which bear on the subject of prison reform in the state of Georgia and which are advocated by the prison association. "Resolved, That we also urge upon our representatives their …More
Robin Monotti @robinmonotti NASA CONFIRMS THE SUN IS THE DRIVER OF TEMPERATURE ON EARTH “The thermosphere always cools off during Solar Minimum–and it warms up again during Solar Maximum,” explains Martin Mlynczak of NASA’s Langley Research Center. “It’s one of the most important ways the solar cycle affects our planet.” Mlynczak and colleagues recently introduced the “Thermosphere Climate Index” (TCI)–a number expressed in Watts that tells how much heat nitrogen oxide (NO) molecules in the thermosphere are dumping into space. During Solar Maximum, TCI is high (“Hot”); during Solar Minimum, it is low (“Cold”).
Sunday, 20th July 1913 Mrs. Nina Formby Will Not Return for Trial Sunday, July 20, 1913 Woman Swore That Leo M. Frank Tried to Engage Room on Night of Murder Mrs. Nina Formby, who signed an affidavit in the Frank case in which she swore the superintendent has endeavored to engage a room at her house, 400 Piedmont avenue, during the Phagan murder night to which he might bring a girl has fled to Chattanooga and will not appear at the coming trial on July 28. This announcement was made to a Constitution reporter last night by the woman's legal representative, John Gossett. Gossett states that she is fearful of facing cross examination on some phases of her story. A letter has been placed on file in Gossett's office in which the Formby woman asks for a continuance of a trial in which she will be arraigned before a justice court. August or September are the months to which she asks the case be put. The letter says that she will not be in Atlanta until that time. She has obtained a position …More
LifeSiteNews staff Jul 9, 2026 Archbishop Jan Paweł Lenga said the excommunications are evidence that the Vatican has departed from Christ and authentic faith. Archbishop Jan Paweł Lenga, a former bishop in Kazakhstan known for surviving communism and his previous outspoken criticism of Pope Francis and the direction of the Catholic hierarchy, sharply criticized the Vatican’s excommunication of the priests and laity of the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) after its July 1 consecration of four new bishops without a papal mandate while praising the order. In a statement, Archbishop Lenga, 76, slammed the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith’s (DDF) under Cardinal Victor Manuel Fernández decree that excommunicated the Society’s newly consecrated bishops, all clergy, and in some cases, its laity, claiming this is proof that the Vatican has departed from Christ and the authentic faith. The archbishop noted that the SSPX had tried for years to make contact with the Vatican, which he noted has …More
Tommy Robinson @TRobinsonNewEra A Pakistani "asylum seeker" family housed in a £250,000 new-build home say they are desperate to leave as taxis are too expensive for the shop. Muhammad Nadeem, 40, moved to Britain with his wife, Shamaila, and their four children two years ago and were living in a taxpayer funded hotel until they were given this house ahead of natives.