Easter Kielbasa Sale 2015

Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Clifton Heights, Pa. is having its last Easter kielbasa sale. Easter Kielbasa Sale 2015 Sale Ukrainian Cross

Saints Peter and Paul is merging with Holy Ghost in Chester to become Holy Myrrh-Bearers Church in Ridley.

The rings, which will come from a area butcher, will be  $11 and four links will be sold for $8.

Orders can be placed by emailing SSPeterandPaul@verizon.net or calling Kathy at 610-328-4731.  Pickup will be at noon, Sunday, March 29 at the Church,  100 S. Penn St., Clifton Heights, Pa., 19018.

Last Easter Kielbasa Sale

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William Lawrence Sr. Omnbit 3-3-15

Saudi Arabia imports camels from Australia. They eat them.

Joshua Prince To Discuss 2nd Amendment

The Valley Forge Patriots and Citizens for Liberty will have a meeting 7 p.m., tomorrow, March 4, on the topic of Supporting the Second Amendment. Joshua Prince To Discuss 2nd Amendment

Location is the King of Prussia Volunteer Fire Co., 170 Allendale Road, King of Prussia, Pa. 19406

Speakers will be Kim Stolfer, chairman of Firearms Owners Against Crime and a Marine combat veteran who served in Vietnam and Joshua Prince of Prince Law Offices & Firearms Industry Consulting Group.

Recently, Joshua has sent letters to over 90 municipalities regarding their illegal firearms ordinances, and many have repealed these illegal ordinances because of it.

Joshua Prince To Discuss 2nd Amendment

Mother Daughter Abortion Story

Karen Reynoso’s mother, Miriam Kirk, accompanied her for her first two abortions. Karen would then have another two abortions without her mother’s knowledge. Mother Daughter Abortion Story

When regret and remorse begin to impact the lives of post-abortive women, a mother-daughter relationship like that can be torn apart. But Karen and Miriam actually drew closer, and they will talk about the healing they both found on “The Gospel of Life” at 6 o’clock tonight, March 3, on Radio Maria with host Janet Morana, executive director of Priests for Life and co-founder of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign.

After receiving healing in 2003 through a post-abortion Bible study, Karen began facilitating Bible studies for other women.  Karen also served as a regional coordinator for the Silent No More Awareness Campaign from 2004 to 2010 and was part of a team that led three 40 Days for Life Campaigns in 2009 and 2010.  Karen has served on the board of directors of CHOICES Women’s Resource Center since 2010.

In 2013, she attended a Deeper Still weekend retreat and the Lord took her deeper still in her healing.  After the retreat, Karen, her mother and two other women felt compelled to bring Deeper Still to Southern California and began a Chapter in Fallbrook, CA.

Karen is employed as an environmental consultant. She and her husband, Art, have been married since 1996.

Miriam has been involved in pro-life and abortion recovery ministries since 2006. She joined Fallbrook Pregnancy Resource Center as a bookkeeping volunteer and eventually became a board member and then board treasurer.   As she watched Karen progress on her healing journey from her abortions, Miriam recognized the gravity of her own part in that journey. She says that she and Karen have been blessed to be able to work together to extend healing to others with abortion- wounded hearts, and she  also has a yearning to bring restoration and healing to men and other family members who have been touched by abortion.

Miriam and her husband, Jim, are retired and have four children, more than 20 grandchildren (including blended and married) and six great-grandchildren.

For a list of Radio Maria stations and to listen online, go to Radio Maria website.  A free app also is available for smart phones and tablets.

“The Gospel of Life” is re-aired at 2 a.m. ET on Thursdays and midnight Sunday. All the shows are archived at www.priestsforlife.org/radiomaria

Mother Daughter Abortion Story will be on Radio Maria
Mother Daughter Abortion Story

Sestak Seeks Senate Seat

Former Congressman and Obamacare supporter Joe Sestak is expected to announce tomorrow, March 5, that he will be seeking the Pennsylvania Senate seat held by the very competent Republican Pat Toomey.

Here is the campaign photo that is being passed around Facebook.

Sestak and small dogApparently his gimmick is going to be a ventriloquist act where he has a conversation with a small dog.

Sestak Seeks Senate Seat

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 3-2-15

The world’s most expensive coffee is made with Siamese elephant dung.

Wolf Mocks Philly Parents

Wolf Mocks Philly Parents
Gov. Tom Wolf mocks Philly parents with his charter school opposition.

Democrat Gov. Tom Wolf, a man bought and paid for by the teachers unions, stripped Bill Green of his chairmanship of the Philadelphia School Reform Commission, Sunday night, March 1. Why? Because Green heard the pleas of Philly parents and allowed for  five new charter schools.

This was in defiance of Wolf and the unions who wanted no new ones.

Of the school district’s, 206,567 pupils, 64,301 now attend charter schools.

There is a waiting list of thousands more that has been estimated at 40,000.

The objection of Wolf and his cronies is that the charter school’s take money from the Philadelphia School District. The answer to this is that the Philadelphia School District prevents parents from sending their children to schools where they won’t be pushed around, threatened, mocked for “acting white” and actually get an education.

When are the residents of Philadelphia going to wake up to the reality that the Democrat Party is anything but their friend?

There is an opportunity here for the Republicans.

Wolf Mocks Philly Parents

 

Sam Priestley Improved His Table Tennis

Sam Priestley of England had a goal of going from a novice to one of his country’s top 250 table tennis players so every day of 2014 he practiced or played and nearly every day his progress was recorded by coach Ben Larcombe as part of the Expert in a Year Challenge.

While Sam didn’t quite make the top 250 he did become a tournament player.

Below is the little documentary Larcombe produced.

Hat tip Digg.com

Sam Priestley Improved His Table Tennis

Sam Priestley of England Improved His Table Tennis as part of the Expert in a Year Challenge

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William Lawrence Sr Omnbit 2-28-15

Loretta Lynn, the country singer, became a grandmother at age 29.

Tom Wolf Corporate Tool

Tom Wolf Corporate Tool
Tom Wolf Corporate Tool

Gov. Tom Wolf is proposing cutting Pennsylvania’s corporate tax in half — 9.99 percent to 4.99 percent on net income — by 2018.

It’s probably a good thing. Comcast will certainly appreciate it.

And what are corporations but entities created by a legal process? Good lawyers and accountants can minimize net income by creating marketing and administrative expenses  that would other otherwise not be considered. These invariably benefit the lifestyles of those running the corporation.

So good for Wolf.

But we kind of wonder about his priorities. Pennsylvania has the highest gas tax in the nation — thank you Tom Corbett. It has an extremely burdensome property tax, which puts disproportionate pain on the elderly and unemployed, which to Wolf’s credit he says he wants to address. It also has a sales tax, which,  while on the low end does not account for the reality that the most populated part of the state is a half-hour ride from tax-free Delaware.

The income tax is also on the low end, but that is something Wolf wants to raise.

Overall,  tax burden for a resident of Pennsylvania is in the nation’s to 10.

Yet, the first thing Wolf talks about is cutting the corporate tax.

The ease of living in Pennsylvania does not look like it will improve.

Unless you are a corporation.

Tom Wolf Corporate Tool