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Bishop Schneider Makes an Attempt To Teach Francis Catholic Religion Posted on Bishop Schneider Makes an Attempt To Teach Francis Catholic Religion In Francis’ prayer to Abraham pronounced at his Iraq visit in March, there is "a lot of confusion," Bishop Athanasius Schneider told the Confraternity of Our Lady of Fatima on April 16 (video below), “Christians, Jews and Muslims are not the same children of Abraham,” he stresses. Jews are according to Schneider "biological descendants" of Ab...

Recolonisation of Europe after the last ice age started earlier than previously thought Posted on A study that appeared today on Current Biology sheds new light on the continental migrations which shaped the genetic background of all present Europeans. The research generates new ancient DNA evidence and direct dating from a fragmentary fossil mandible belonging to an individual who lived ~17,000 years ago in northeastern Italy (Riparo Tagliente, Verona). The results backdate by about 3,000 yea...

Vatican Magistrature, or the Saga of Juridical Mishap Posted on After its penultimate inspection, in 2017, Moneyval had reproved the papal judiciary for slacking off, failing to act on suspicious cases identified and reported by the Financial Information Authority, AIF, of the Vatican itself. But now that a new report from Moneyval - the committee of the Council of Europe that assesses compliance with the international financial standards of the participating states - is expected any day now,...

People With Down Syndrome Have Come A Long Way, And They’re Celebrating Posted on Changes in societal attitudes toward Down syndrome diagnoses confirm what many parents, friends, co-workers, and teachers have known for years. Pregnancy can be one of the most exciting times of a woman’s life. It can also be one of the scariest and most unexpected times. Unexpected, however, doesn’t have to mean bad. Approximately 1 in 700 live births involves a baby with a Down syndrome diagnosis — the ...

‘Security incident’ regarding ‘intruder’ reported at CIA Headquarters in Virginia Posted on An apparent attempted security breach was reported at CIA headquarters in Fairfax County, Virginia on Monday. NBC News’ Ken Dilanian said on MSNBC, “A Fairfax police spokesman confirms that there is some sort of security incident ongoing at CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia at the fortified gate off a main road called Route 123. And here’s what we’ve been able to gather from a numb...

Stunning views from Goliath’s hometown show its ancient strategic importance Posted on In an article from 2008, the New York Times reported an unusually interesting archeological discovery: The burial of 10 donkeys at a 3,000-year-old funerary complex south of Cairo. "When you consider the fact that donkeys were revered in the ancient world, it isn’t really that surprising," notes Dr. Aren Maeir, director of excavations at Tel Tzafit, which many hold to be the Philistine city of Gath from ...

Tech Smart: Here are two fast and easy ways to scan your old slides One is a $140 digital scanner while the other is a free app called SlideScan. The app is unique in that all you need to scan your slides is your iPhone or Android. It works really well, but we found that the process is more time consuming and the final results could be hit or miss. As for the digital scanner, it is more expensive since it requires you to purchase the equipment (the model we tested is $140), but the final resu...

Video: BLM Accusing Antifa Of Giving An Underage Girls Drugs At A Riot In Portland Posted on Back on April 16 a group of protesters in downtown Portland lit fires, smashed the windows of businesses, a church, and the Oregon Historical Society, and caused other various damage during a destructive demonstration Friday night and early Saturday. Someone also fired several gunshots from a car traveling a block away from the protest crowd early Saturday. No one was hurt. Police declared the demons...

CNN’s Tapper: Republican Party Pushes ‘Made-Up Convoluted Crap’ Posted on During the Sunday broadcast of “State of the Union,” CNN anchor Jake Tapper accused Republicans of pushing “made-up convoluted crap.” Tapper said, “Facts and truth often get beaten up on their way to you. There is context, spin and narrative and people make mistakes. But I want to talk about the notion of downright falsehoods, lies, inventions because there were several moments this week in which complet...

Bannon’s War Room Good Monday Morning Edition 10 AM [5~3-21] Posted on TOPICS: PM tennmountainman if you want On/Off this list Thanks!! Boy, the media and Cindy McCain are having a lovefest bashing Arizona due to the audit of ballots. I pray that in the end, it makes the media and others look like idiots when/if the ballots prove to be fraudulent. tennmountainman Just reported breaking news: We’ll never reach herd immunity due to hesitancy of people in getting vaccines. 05/03/2021 8:05:58 ...