Gloria.TV News on the 22nd of May 2014 Tough Love: 50-years-old Vocationist Father Frank Hreno is director of the Vocationist Fathers’ Retreat and Conference Center in Florham Park, New Jersey. He has …More
Gloria.TV News on the 22nd of May 2014
Tough Love: 50-years-old Vocationist Father Frank Hreno is director of the Vocationist Fathers’ Retreat and Conference Center in Florham Park, New Jersey. He has been charged with threatening to kill his confrere, 37-years-old Father Emeka Okwuosa on April 18. Their dispute revolved around the use of a vehicle. Fr Hreno has pleaded not guilty but agreed to leave the center and live with his parents while the charge is pending.
Anticlerical Minister: Anne Devitt, an Irish election candidate, encounters many voters who are angry at the constant attacks of the current anticlerical Minister for Education, Ruairí Quinn against Catholic schools. Devitt said: 'Despite the view portrayed by the Minister, there are parents who want to option of sending their children to a Catholic school.'
Historic Visit: Seoul Cardinal Andrew Yeom Soo-jung journeyed Wednesday to North Korea in a historic first trip. Catholic officials refuted speculations saying that the …More
Tough Love: 50-years-old Vocationist Father Frank Hreno is director of the Vocationist Fathers’ Retreat and Conference Center in Florham Park, New Jersey. He has been charged with threatening to kill his confrere, 37-years-old Father Emeka Okwuosa on April 18. Their dispute revolved around the use of a vehicle. Fr Hreno has pleaded not guilty but agreed to leave the center and live with his parents while the charge is pending.
Anticlerical Minister: Anne Devitt, an Irish election candidate, encounters many voters who are angry at the constant attacks of the current anticlerical Minister for Education, Ruairí Quinn against Catholic schools. Devitt said: 'Despite the view portrayed by the Minister, there are parents who want to option of sending their children to a Catholic school.'
Historic Visit: Seoul Cardinal Andrew Yeom Soo-jung journeyed Wednesday to North Korea in a historic first trip. Catholic officials refuted speculations saying that the …More
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I hope the Pope gets the chance to visit North Korea. That country needs the Christian faith! If only that country would convert, it would be a miracle! 
That teacher has no right to sue that school!!! That is what boy do! The boys should get punished though. But you can't hold a school responsible for what the students do! This is insane! Just another idiot trying to get the churches money!
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I hope the Pope gets the chance to visit North Korea. That country needs the Christian faith! If only that country would convert, it would be a miracle!
That teacher has no right to sue that school!!! That is what boy do! The boys should get punished though. But you can't hold a school responsible for what the students do! This is insane! Just another idiot trying to get the churches money!
That teacher has no right to sue that school!!! That is what boy do! The boys should get punished though. But you can't hold a school responsible for what the students do! This is insane! Just another idiot trying to get the churches money!