What about Today, the Temple, Jesus and Ed Koch

On May 21,2012, in a speech, introducing Timothy Cardinal Dolan at the Manhattan Institute – Alexander Hamilton Award Dinner, Edward I. Koch said: I was a congressman and then mayor when I first came to know Terence Cardinal Cooke.  Of the four cardinals I have known, he was the most beloved by the public.  He was a very gentle man … Continue reading →

Reflections on Mayor Koch « The Gospel in the Digital Age

Reflections on Mayor Koch « The Gospel in the Digital Age. Edward I. Koch Introduction of Timothy Cardinal Dolan Manhattan Institute – Alexander Hamilton Award Dinner May 21, 2012 I am now in my 88th year.  Since my entry into politics and government service, I have had the privilege of meeting, working with, and becoming friends … Continue reading →

Sanger’s Racist Genocidal Plans and The Masque of the Red Death

Sanger’s Racist Genocidal Plans and The Masque of the Red Death. via Sanger’s Racist Genocidal Plans and The Masque of the Red Death. Sanger’s Racist Genocidal Plans and The Masque of the Red Death. Do you want to know what Margaret Sanger, the great “heroine” of Planned Parenthood, and abortion-advocates and committed elitiststhroughout the nation had … Continue reading →

the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple

Let us receive the light whose brilliance is eternal From a sermon by Saint Sophronius, bishop In honor of the divine mystery that we celebrate today, let us all hasten to meet Christ. Everyone should be eager to join the procession and to carry a light. Our lighted candles are a sign of the divine … Continue reading →