Clare Marie Merkowsky

Cardinal Domenico Battaglia allowed an LGBT activist to promote homosexual and transgender propaganda to the faithful during Mass at the Naples cathedral just weeks after Battaglia was created a cardinal by Pope Francis.

Ottawa Police Service detective Helen Grus is suing the CBC for $875,000 for publishing 'false' and 'harmful' articles regarding her probe into the link between COVID vaccination and sudden infant deaths, according to True North.

Government research has found that Canadian parents do not plan to inject their children with COVID or flu shots, pointing to the ineffectiveness of the shots and potential side effects.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is ending his 17-year political career, confirming he does not plan to run for a position as a Liberal MP in the upcoming election.

Sean Duffy, a Catholic father of nine, led his wife and children in the praying of the Hail Mary prior to his confirmation hearing following his selection as transportation secretary by President-elect Donald Trump.

‘We're the two main teams to publicly display our faith the most,' Notre Dame quarterback Ruley Leonard explained. ‘I truly believe that Jesus was looking over both of our shoulders throughout the whole season and put these two teams on a pedestal for a reason.'

Following the Christmas break, students at Pleasant Valley Secondary School in B.C. returned to discover that all single-sex washrooms were indefinitely closed, forcing students to use only the newly opened gender-neutral facilities.

‘How dare he not speak of Our Lord Jesus as he stands in prayer for our nation,' Bishop Strickland wrote about Cardinal Dolan, ‘Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ, He is the one true Lord for all of us, to fail to invoke Him is to fail to know the power of His Name!'

Around the same time Chrystia Freeland announced she is running to replace Trudeau as leader of the Liberal Party, citizens noticed that her World Economic Forum page has been deleted from the globalist group's website.

Freedom Convoy protestor Pat King faces up to a decade in prison for non-violent offenses he was convicted of late last year.