Gloria.TV News - October 1, 2013
“Pope Francis should give us a break from this flurry of papal saints” – writes Paul Vallely in the anti-Church British Guardian. According to him, elevating John XXIII and John Paul II to sainthood is political and divisive. It's time the church closed its dead popes society. Vallely’s proposal: “If we are to have saints they should, as John Paul II to his credit understood, be drawn from the ranks of lay women and men not just the ordained. Pope Francis should make it clear that, after this, there will be no more fast-tracked papal saints. Or, at very least, put the whole business on hold for a couple of centuries.”
A recent Cambridge study shows identical brain activity in addicts to pornography, drugs and alcohol according to The Sunday Times of Sept. 22. Neuropsychiatrists at Cambridge found that the portion of the brain stimulated in drug and alcohol addicts lights up in the same way as it does for porn addicts viewing explicit materials. The brains …