Today I broadcast "live" from the South SF Convention Center for the Snader Church Expo remote.
We'll be talking about the Pope's orders for bishops to set up exorcism squads to tackle the rise of Satanism. Are we seeing a different growth of satanic attacks? No longer that concern with the brazen occult, we are seeing more lifestyle choices that lead to destruction. Is the Pope right, and should more churches be developing 'satanic ministries' like these?
HAMAS DESTROYS GAZA WALL, THOUSAND HEAD INTO EGYPT From the story: destruction continued as Palestinians used a bulldozer to tear down a section of low concrete wall topped with barbed wire to allow easier access for cars. By late morning, Palestinians across Gaza were trying to reach the border, pushing to board buses, piling into the backs of pickup trucks. However, shops on the Egyptian side had sold most of their wares. Mohammed Abu Ghazel, 29, said he had crossed the border three times. He bought cigarettes worth $53 in Egypt and sold them for five times that in Gaza. CBS News P
POLL: AMERICANS OPTIMISTIC Poll came out before this week’s stock trouble. Gallup
THOUSANDS MARCH TO PROTEST ROE V. WADE President Bush said “Thirty-five years ago today the United States Supreme Court declared and decided that under the law an unborn child is not considered a person, but we know many things about the unborn. Babies can now survive outside the mother's womb at younger and younger ages. And the fingers and toes and beating hearts that we can see on an unborn child's ultrasound come with something that we cannot see: a soul." USA Today
THOUSANDS MARCH TO PROTEST ROE V. WADE President Bush said “Thirty-five years ago today the United States Supreme Court declared and decided that under the law an unborn child is not considered a person, but we know many things about the unborn. Babies can now survive outside the mother's womb at younger and younger ages. And the fingers and toes and beating hearts that we can see on an unborn child's ultrasound come with something that we cannot see: a soul." USA Today
CITIES CRACK DOWN ON PANHANDLING From the story: That's partly because more cities are trying to redevelop their downtowns, Foscarinis said. "No one likes to see destitute people in the city center. No one likes to walk down the street and be asked for change.” USA Today
