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Respected friends,
I regret to inform you that the devil is again showing his ugly head…
According to press reports, the play An Act of God is a rewrite of the Ten Commandments. The renowned actor John Stillwaggon impersonates God. The play has shown before on Broadway and our protest petition helped to stifle attendance to it.
However, the devil never gives up in his raging blasphemies against his Creator.
We ask you to join us again as this blasphemous play is scheduled to show at the Sheldon Vexler Theatre in San Antonio.
It is a blasphemous mockery from beginning to end. An outrage!
But of course theatre critics bray in approval at such bold blaspheming.
Catholic America and friends of God…
Here is a selection from the play…
Advisory: this is SHOCKING!
I tell you, the World is really pushing it.
And did you know that according to serious statistics, the amount of natural disasters around the world have increased dramatically in the past 30 years?
And what about the chaos sinful mankind is racing towards?
It is really scary.
But when you read what they are doing in this play, An Act of God, you begin to understand what is going on…
Here are a few more…
We cannot print most of the samples of mockery and blasphemy.
I don’t know about you, but this reminds me of those people who were mocking God before the great flood, in the time of Noah.
This is biblical!
But what is most important is that we don’t allow ourselves to get used to blasphemy.
And that we continue to offer our own reparation for these blasphemies. In our hearts.
Please defend the honor of the One, True God.
And may the one, true God bless you in this life and the next for showing your love of Him and His Holy Name! …such is my prayer for you!
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God bless!
Thank you.
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| Robert E. Ritchie America Needs Fatima www.anf.org |
A local battle over the safety of Monsanto's Roundup has led to a big win for public health -- but the fight isn’t over yet.
Monsanto sued California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment after the office announced it was preparing to list glyphosate -- Roundup's active ingredient -- as a substance known to cause cancer.1 We celebrated when a judge dismissed Monsanto’s case, allowing California to require cancer warnings on Roundup labels.2 But now we need to keep up the momentum, because Monsanto is not going to back down in similar battles across the country. Donate today and help ban Roundup in communities across the country. We’ve already delivered more than 20,000 petitions to the Environmental Protection Agency urging it to ban Roundup unless and until it can be proven safe. The EPA is still reviewing Roundup's safety, but from big cities like Portland, Ore., to smaller Midwestern hubs like Dubuque, Iowa, communities have already taken big steps to ban or limit Roundup in public places.3,4 We're doing everything we can to protect our communities from toxic Roundup. Can you pitch in? It's absurd that a weed killer -- designed to make our lives more convenient and food production more efficient -- should be allowed to put public health at risk. We can't wait another day to act: Roundup's use is on the rise and the weed-killer is making its way into more and more of our food, air and water.5,6 We don't take corporate contributions -- we depend on people like you to support our work. Can you contribute? Thank you, Andre Delattre U.S. PIRG Executive Director 1. Karl Plume, "Monsanto sues to keep herbicide off California list of carcinogens," Reuters, January 21, 2016. 2. Ibid. 3. "Integrated Pest Management Program," Portland Parks & Recreation, June 29, 2016. 4. "Integrated Pest Management," The City of Dubuque, June 21, 2016. 5. Majewski MS, Coupe RH, Foreman WT and Capel PD, "Pesticides in Mississippi air and rain: a comparison between 1995 and 2007," Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, June 2014. 6. Carey Gillam, "FDA Tests Confirm Oatmeal, Baby Foods Contain Residues of Monsanto Weed Killer," Huffington Post, September 30, 2016.
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