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Christmas 1954.

The nuns at Tuam decided to order loads of coffins but at some point must have changed their minds and flung hundreds of babies into the septic tank. As you do.

Pope Francis sends the message loud and clear...enjoy Christmas and stop being a coward!

Crosses laid out last night in Dungarvan to commemorate the 6,666 unborn children executed in the womb by the Irish State.

Some were delivered and left on tables to die.

The left can't me---

ANNOUNCEMENT

Catholics will meet outside the Pro Cathedral in Dublin this St. Stephen's Day at 10.30 am.

There will be a Rosary for a return to the Mass.

Nollaig Shona Daoibh

There will be a Pro Life Prayer Vigil for the Feast of Holy Innocents on 28th December.

This feast marks the children murdered by King Herod, in a similarly brutal fashion to their current slaughters at the hands of the HSE.

It will be streamed live at mullingarparish.ie

But when finally the scrolls of history are complete, down to the last word of time, the saddest line of all will be: “There was no room in the inn.”...The inn was the gathering place of public opinion, the focal point of the world's moods, the rendezvous of the worldly, the rallying place of the popular and the successful. But there's no room in the place where the world gathers. The stable is a place for outcasts, the ignored and the forgotten. The world might have expected the Son of God to be born in an inn; a stable would certainly be the last place in the world where one would look for him. The lesson is: divinity is always where you least expect to find it. So the Son of God made man is invited to enter into his own world through a back door. 

When we look at sacred art and our nativity scenes at home, they are clean. Mary’s robes fall over her legs without a single wrinkle, Joseph looks like he just got home from the barber, the shepherds’ clothes are clean, Jesus’ diaper is perfectly white. 

Fulton Sheen

Maybe next year.