The last remaining Catholic adoption agency in England has filed an appeal against a decision by the Charity Commission for England and Wales forbidding it to turn away same-sex couples as potential adopters and foster parents. Catholic Care lodged the appeal with the charity tribunal against a ruling by the commission rejecting its application to change its constitution so it could comply with church teaching prohibiting gay adoption and civil laws stopping it from... The agency, which serves the dioceses of Leeds, Middlesbrough and Hallam in northern England, had sought to continue its policy of assessing married heterosexuals and single people as potential adopters, which means it will not deal with gay couples. But on July 21, the Charity Commission turned down its application on the grounds that it was discriminatory toward homosexuals and in breach of European and British equality and human rights laws....
And it was very significant that at the next meeting of the Anglican primates, which was in the early part of 2009, all major Churches of the Communion were
Hospice Caledon's Journey's Day Program meets Wednesdays, 1-3 pm, at St James Anglican Church, Caledon East. This group is for anyone facing a
Since the Church is already turning to Apostate- Do you think the rapture is at hand at any given moment?
Feb 08, 2008 by crimmsonandclover | Posted in Religion & Spirituality
Christians are removing themselves from the Apostate Churches removing themselves from secularism in the political arena, the public school system, etc...
It says:
After the Christian church is removed from earth during the Rapture, there
A: I believe with all of my heart that the Rapture will come during my lifetime. When it will happen is unknown, since He'll come as a thief in the night.
Maranatha!
Agree or Disagree? Our founders in the 1st Amendment, "we will not establish a State Religion", yet we were...?
Sep 06, 2009 by fineDayguy | Posted in Religion & Spirituality
... at that time, a nation of Christianity, in character and practice. If you do not agree then tell me why we can find all these references to elected leaders and important American statesmen saying things like ...
...Revolutionary leader
A: For those who saw the text wall, skipped it, and proceeded to the answers, you missed this passage:
Revolutionary leader Patrick Henry: "It cannot be emphasized too strongly or too often that this great nation was founded, not by religionists,
Tony Blair joins Catholic Church. A good thing or Hypocrisy?
Mar 01, 2008 by reidy222 | Posted in Religion & Spirituality
Ex British Prime Minister Tony Blair has converted to the Catholic Church from the Anglican Church, nothing wrong with that.
But, don't you think that there is a hint of hyporcirsy when you concider he was Prime Minister when the labour Government
A: I'm an American, so I can't speak to the politics of Britain. But from his stance on gay marriage, abortion etc. his voting record would indicate a decidedly anti-Catholic position. So I was surprised that he converted.
And it was very significant that at the next meeting of the Anglican primates, which was in the early part of 2009, all major Churches of the Communion were
