The 2 certainties in life are NOT death and taxes (not everyone pays tax!) - but Death, Judgement, Heaven OR Hell.

 I'm writing this post on Trinity Sunday 2026.

People often say we can be sure of 2 certainties in life - death and taxes. While death IS a certainty, not everyone pays tax. Some people do not earn enough, or are disabled and can't work, or have caring responsibilities. At this time, there is also much youth unemployment in the UK and these young people will not be paying taxes either.

The Catholic Church, as the only true religion, teaches that there are 4 certainties in life.

Death, Judgement, Heaven Or Hell. That's a very sobering thought.

We know death is going to happen to every living person, but no one knows the time or the place of death - this is known to God alone. One should definitely prepare for death.

At the moment of our death, we are judged immediately. If we led a life breaking the 10 Commandments and not being sorry or making amends, then our destiny is probably Hell. Some people just before dying can feel sorry and they say sorry to God for all the bad things they have done. Only God will know if that person really means it. In Catholic terms, if a person is not in a state of Grace at the time of death, they go to Hell, where it is eternal. Most people committing serious sins know deep down they are wrong.

Everyone has a duty to find out the Truth about life. If people find out that the Catholic Faith is the one True Faith, and refuse to become Catholic, they too will be judged. Many people on finding out that the Catholic religion is the true one, refuse to become Catholic, as they don't want to change a certain aspect of their lifestyle - for example, if they are living with someone who is not their husband or wife etc.

Children reach the age of reason at around the age of 7 - that is they can know right from wrong. Obviously children with mental disabilities, autism etc will not have the same capabilities as children who don't have disabilities. Again, only God will know what that child's capabilities are, at the moment of death. Yes - children are also judged if they die. If a child is baptised and dies before the age of 7, they go to Heaven. Once they reach the age of reason, usually around 7, they are deemed capable of knowing right from wrong. Babies and children who die unbaptised - if they die before 7, go to a place called "Limbo" - this is a place which is neither Heaven nor Hell.

Unrepentant sinners go directly to Hell and don't get out - ever.

Those who die in a state of Grace - either go straight to Heaven (if they were Saints), or they spend some tine in Purgatory - some can spend a long time in Purgatory, others a shorter time. It all depends on how much reparation they need to make, before entering Heaven. Purgatory is not a pleasant place - as its name suggests, it's a place of being purged of the sins  committed when they were alive (even though they repented of those sins before death). It's a bit like "doing time" in prison. 

People on earth can and must pray for those in Purgatory - as the prayers help shorten the time. If the person goes to Heaven as a result of the prayers of someone on earth, that person in Heaven is able to help them with earthly problems.

It's possible to pray for someone thinking they are in Purgatory but in fact they are in Hell. The prayers aren't wasted, as they will help a different person instead.

Both Heaven and Hell are eternal and never-ending. 

If you are reading this and are not Catholic, please study the teachings of the Catholic Church BEFORE the Second Vatican Council. And start to pray about it. Pray to be shown the Truth.

Sadly many Catholics end up in Hell, as they reject the teachings, and don't repent.

Thank you for reading this blog

God Bless You on this Trinity Sunday, 31at May 2026.

Yoga is very dangerous to your souls! Please stop doing it

 The Catholic Church has always warned about the dangers of doing Yoga. Yoga is part of the New Age Movement, and the Vatican issued an encyclical about the real dangers of Yoga and other New Age practices - including Reiki etc. You can find the encyclical by googling it or ChatGPT. 

The reason is that, the person doing yoga, is opening themselves up to bad spirits or demons.

Even if you don’t do the mantra or the chanting, the physical positions themselves are an invitation to dark forces of the supernatural world.

I’m shocked at how this practice and other New Age practices  have spread everywhere it seems.

Far healthier to go for a country walk instead and pray during the walk.

Turn your old paper bags, boxes & Christmas cards into gift bags & tags. And it's a therapeutic activity!

 This is the ultimate in recycling! 

All you need are the following items - 

Old Christmas cards - just the picture sides. Old Birthday cards can be used too.

Christmas wrapping paper and/or giftwrap 

Paper/card carrier bags in all sizes - with minimal writing on. Start collecting them throughout the year

Nice cardboard boxes - with minimal writing on - start collecting them throughout the year - if you have space.

Scissors - old pinking shears are good here

A Punch hole

Glue -  suitable for paper

Coloured twine - they come in multiple colours. Ebay is a good source. Or old ribbon etc.

To turn your old paper bags into gift bags - look at the amount of "brand" writing on the bag - you are going to need to cover it up with either Christmas wrapping paper or an old Christmas card - depending on the size of writing you need to cover. You may need to cover writing on both sides of the bag. 

Cut the wrapping paper to size - enough to cover any writing and simply glue it onto the bag. Repeat on the other side if necessary. Alternatively, if you have a Christmas card - large enough to cover the writing - use that if you want to. Pinking shears are good here as you can cut round the card giving it a festive edge around the sides.

With boxes - do the same as per the bags - just covering up any writing.

To make gift tags - simply cut around Christmas cards - picture side only, and use a punch hole to make a hole in a corner of the tag. Use coloured twine to make a loop and pull through the hole, and tie it into a knot at the top. Depending on the picture - you can cut them into all sorts of shapes and sizes.

Of course, if you want to make birthday gift bags, instead of Christmas wrap to hide the text, use birthday wrap - or other craft papers - or even glossy magazines etc.

This activity is very therapeutic and a great way to spend an evening instead of watching the rubbish on TV.

Emotional Affairs; are they worse than physical affairs? Quite possibly

 My novel - “Of Human Bondage - in a digital age” tackles the gritty theme of emotional affairs - a very modern day topic - due to the Internet and the ease of communication methods. Emotional affairs are devastating and can be worse than physical affairs, as the emotions are much more powerful.

Here is a link to my novel

https://amzn.eu/d/dkkUKyi

Latin Masses in UK. Sedevacantist.

 

Here is the link to Old Rite Latin Masses in the UK.

ukmasses.com

Latin Mass at Effingham on First Sunday of the month. Next one Sunday 5th October @ Noon

 After much struggles I have finally stopped going to the SSPX masses. I believe they have lost their way and are caving into the woke Vatican 2 agenda. The other worry is they no longer conditionally re-ordain priests who come from the Novos Ordo, which makes some masses doubtful now.

I now go to a Sedevacantist Mass which takes place at the Drift golf club, in Effingham. The priest is Fr Aedan Gilchrist. There are confessions from 11.15am, followed by Old Rite Mass at noon. After mass there are teas and coffees. In the golf club downstairs there are wonderful sandwiches and snacks for sale , which you can eat in or outside.

See

ukmasses.com

Betrayed by Them! A Haiku Poem

 Forty Years Married!

She has been there from the start

Spellbound my Husband

They said they would stop

Behind our backs, they texted

And secret meet ups

I found his passport

Freshly inked Eurostar stamp

Dagger to my Heart!

Departed from him

No sorrow, they carry on

Three in my marriage!

Birds of a feather

Both duplicitous to us

Her husband and me

Well we've had enough!

Him or me says her husband

Make your mind up time!

They dither dally

Plotting their lives together

Shall we run away?

To Be Continued.

Themes of betrayal are in my novel - here is the link

https://amzn.eu/d/dkkUKyi

Live every day as though it were your last! It might be!

 One certainty in life is that no one knows the exact hour, day, month or year when one will die. So it's very important to be in a state of grace at death. Therefore - at the end of each day it's important to examine one's conscience and make a sincere act of contrition for any sins committed that day, and for past sins

The Catholic Church teaches that when one dies, one's soul is judged immediately - and that soul either goes to Hell, Purgatory or Heaven. If you die with unforgiven mortal sins - the destination is Hell - for eternity. If one dies with venial - less serious sins - one goes to Purgatory - to be purged of those sins - in order to enter Heaven. A soul could spend a short or long time in Purgatory. A few souls go straight to Heaven for eternity.

Think about it - life on earth is but a pin prick of what's to come.

No one knows when one will die - you could be in a car crash - be shot by a madman in the woods - get a sudden incurable illness. We simply don't know. So be prepared for death - at all times.

If you need to get to confession, try to find  a validly ordained Catholic priest ( that is - a priest ordained in the pre Vatican 2 rite). If there are no valid priests in your area - make a perfect act of contrition. This is enough to get forgiven, but if a valid priest becomes available, then go to confession.

Meet Brave Beekeeper Gracie! A very brief glimpse into this intricate role

 Honey (proper and pure)  is one of those amazing foods, which can be described as a miracle food. It is a wonderful aid for many ailments, as it has antiseptic properties. There are many different honeys - including wild, Manuka (from New Zealand) and organic. The best honey to eat for allergies, is the one in your own area. The taste of honey depends on the pollen which the bees collect - heather honey, for example has a particular taste.

So I was delighted to meet Gracie, who does beekeeping, as one of her many outside activities, as part of her role as an estate manager for a large establishment in Sussex.

I went to see Gracie in March 2025 - she has been a bee keeper for a few years and incredibly - during her training, she was attacked by half a hive, and was stung 30 times through her bee suit! Many would have given up (I would!), but this strong Polish lady persevered. It was newsworthy enough to go into a bee keeping magazine.

I asked Gracie what got her into Beekeeping.

She said that as a trained gardener for 18 years, and  running a complex estate, comprising of both wild and formal walled gardens, a kitchen garden and even hens, it was a natural progression to try her hand at bee keeping. The location was ideal for it and she promptly enrolled on a year long course, run by the High Weald Bee Keeper's Association - aka HWBKA.

I was amazed at how complex this subject is - I always thought one just bought a nice wooden hive and plonked it in one's garden - and got someone to put some bees in. Gracie sighed, and explained that  that's what some novices do - and they run into many problems, finally calling for help from experienced bee keepers.

Gracie says Bees are clever - they don't travel far from the original hive - 3 miles at most. The female 'scout' bees look for suitable places to live. Around three quarters of the hive will swarm  with their queen bee to a new location. The remaining worker bees stay in the original hive and look after baby bees, and will need another queen. Only 1 queen per hive - and it is well known that if there is more than 1 queen in a hive - they will fight each other viciously to the death - they even have a battle, or rather, beecry! Nature can be so cruel.

The queen's function is to lay eggs and once the queen is 'chosen' as a tiny speck in its little hexagon compartment, it is fed royal jelly until adulthood.

When you see a swarm of bees, they are seeking a new home. They are full of food, having emptied the hive of its stores. 

The drones are male and their only function is to mate the queen - then they die. At the end of the season - August, the worker bees can be seen dragging the drones by their wings and throwing them out of the hive! They are no longer required, besides, the worker bees need to clean up the hive.

The queen will be full of eggs, which lasts 2-3 years, and the worker bees guard her. The queen gives out different 'scents' known as pheromones. Only bees understand what they mean!

Gracie took me to the office which has all the bee equipment and she showed me how a wooden bee hive is assembled, and how she makes the wooden trays, which slot in vertically into the large box. She starts the season with 4 hives, and can end up with 12 - which helps prevent the bees from swarming further afield. The key is to judge carefully when to split a hive. If they are left they will swarm away.

With regard to the workload, Gracie inspects the hives every 6 days for 1-2 hours.  The making of the frames takes 1-2 hours. Honey is harvested in August - when the trays are taken out and the beeswax removed - then the honeycomb is placed in a big steel spinning container, where the combs are spun by hand. She told me that her husband will help with the spinning - being a long 3 hours! Cleaning the bee equipment is time consuming. The wax is saved to make candles, which Gracie also makes.

The other problem can be dealing with the parasitic mites called Varroa. August is when bees are treated for this.

Gracie can see I'm flabbergasted by all the intricacies of bees and bee keeping, and tells me breezily - that there is so much more to learn - and indeed - she hands me her course file, with more technical information. 

I feel I have seen just a glimpse of this amazing process and I think bee keepers do this job as a labour of love - it seems to be a vocation. It certainly isn't the 'romance' of just plonking a pretty wooden hive in one's garden and just letting the bees get on with it. And the other amazing fact - one bee produces just 1 teaspoon of honey! That’s a lot of bees for a jar of honey.

1 bee is alive for about 4-6 weeks only. They die of exhaustion.

A beautifully clean tray ready to go into the beehive

The trays are placed upright in the hive 

The slot at the bottom of the hive has a removable  wooden insert - this prevents unwanted guests such as mice  from entering the hive.

Why I won’t attend non Church Weddings any more

 I have noticed a growth in non Church weddings, even if the couple are baptised Catholics/Christians.

There seems to be a trend of having 2 separate events, a small registry office ceremony, followed a few weeks later by another ceremony in a non religious venue, whereby the couple make up some vows, or they get their close friends to draw up a list of vows, to say in front of the seated guests. These can be in amazing and beautiful places.

For baptised Catholics, these are non valid marriages, as they leave Almighty God out of their marriage. This means they miss out on sanctifying grace. Of course, there is an easy remedy, and the couple can always con-validate their marriage in a Catholic Church. By missing out on sanctifying grace, the couple deny themselves of supernatural helps from God. After all marriage can be difficult at times and the couples need as much help as possible.

For most of my adult life, this hasn’t been a problem for me - I usually go to the non religious weddings, and enjoy the party afterwards.

However, this is becoming increasingly difficult and I made a New Year’s resolution in 2025, that I would try and stop attending non religious weddings. 

God is the author of marriage - he made Adam and Eve, and the Holy Bible says they are married. 

When you attend a wedding, you are saying you agree with the marriage.

But if you go to a marriage of baptised Catholics/Christians, and they leave God out (God is banned from registry office ceremonies) - it’s not OK me to attend, knowing that the marriage is not valid in the eyes of the Church. How can I agree with something fake or sham?

I’m sure this will seem offensive to some, but I think registry office weddings are offensive to God - our maker, and author of marriage.

I don’t know if these Catholics think about what they are doing when they leave God out of their marriages, but it strikes me as an insult to their maker.

The venue isn’t the problem, it’s the fact of leaving God out of the marriage.

November is the month to pray for the souls in Purgatory! It is our duty!

 We have duties towards our dead relations and friends. November is dedicated to the holy souls in Purgatory.

First - we must bury and NOT  burn our loved ones (ie cremation). This has always been Catholic teaching until the Catholic Church was taken over by freemasons at the Second Vatican Council. 

This respect for the body has always been church doctrine - the dead people's souls are eternally alive,, even if they are in Hell, Heaven or Purgatory. The pagans, 1000s of years ago used to burn the dead. When the Catholic Church started on Pentecost in AD 33, this practice of burning the dead was condemned by the Church. 

We are duty bound to pray for the souls in Purgatory. How do we know who is and who isn't in Purgatory? We don't know - so it helps to pray for someone and add "if it benefits so and so"

The souls in Hell can never escape, so prayers are wasted on them - as they are wasted on souls already in Heaven. However - no prayers are wasted - as they will go towards the souls in Purgatory who need prayers the most.

The good news is that - if our prayers help a soul from Purgatory into Heaven - that soul will be able to help us in turn!

I find it most alarming that people cremate their loved ones and then this hideous fashion of scattering ashes in random places. This is so sad. How will future generations visit their dead relations if the ashes have been scattered?! They will soon be forgotten as there is no grave to visit - let alone a headstone with their name on!

It's a useful exercise to write down the names of all your dead relations and friends on paper and refer to it every now and then. It's a custom in Catholic Churches to write down all the names and give to the priest - who will put them on the altar.

October is the month of the Holy Rosary! Pray it!

 October is traditionally the month of the Holy Rosary.

Pope Leo 13th (1810-1903) wrote 11 encyclicals on the rosary. Why?

He said there were 3 errors at the time.

1 - A distaste for the ordinary life of physical labour had crept into society. The working man was becoming discontent with his lot.

2 - A repugnance for any type of suffering, instead of having a supernatural outlook and 'offering it up'. When one offers up suffering of any kind, it becomes less burdensome, as God uses that suffering to do good elsewhere. 

3 - The loss of people thinking about Heaven, and the loss of the supernatural. 

He saw that man was no longer content with life - and society was collapsing. This was over 100 years ago! He said society was becoming spoilt, and children expected their parents to indulge them all the time!

People were beginning to be influenced by Marxist atheistic communism. In the 1890s he said that people were chasing false gods of this world - and becoming like the pagans, who were addicted to worldly things. Ironically the pagans did have a supernatural outlook, and regarded life as a journey to something supernatural. The pagans had a thirst for eternal life. The pope said that society in the 19th century was worse than the pagans!

So with all these modern problems, the pope was exhorting people to pray  the Rosary. The rosary is the remedy to help all types of situations.

The Joyful mysteries help us to cope with our state of life.

The Sorrowful mysteries teach us how to suffer in union with Our Lord.

The Glorious mysteries help us to strive for Heaven.

The Rosary doesn't take long. Start with a decade and gradually increase it to the full rosary - 5 decades. Eventually increase this to all 3 rosaries - 15 decades. One rosary takes around 15 minutes. Surely people have 15 minutes to pray the Rosary. If you count the hours of how much rubbish TV, sport etc - you have time to say the Rosary! The television is a horrible distraction.

The pope was wanting families to pray the rosary together.

Pope Pius XI also wrote about the Rosary in 1937.

Pope Pius XII wrote about the Rosary in 1951

If you search for  "Rosary Encyclicals" you will find much more on this most important of prayers.

My First Novel - Catholic themes

This is my first novel - which is set in the 1980s until the 2020s. It’s mainly about family life and the difficulties of mixed marriages where one of the parties is Catholic. 

It’s available in paperback and kindle.

Link below

 https://www.amazon.co.uk/HUMAN-BONDAGE-Digital-Age/dp/1962840425/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=LWS3XTGZ4F0H&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.O4OIH_7U-yO_gNcUIsCn-g.6GFvlDIAyQO3-kxrVklOgh8vXQfMf7CCBxT2XH1j6xQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=dominie+mary+stemp&nsdOptOutParam=true&qid=1727420438&sprefix=dominie+%2Caps%2C99&sr=8-1

The Latin Mass/Old Rite Mass is the only valid Mass in the UK. And that's if the priest is validly ordained in the first place!

 I was baptised in Blackheath in the Old Rite Latin Mass.

 It was during a time of growing upheaval in the Catholic Church - when the Second Vatican Council was underway, and the  conciliar eruption was simmering like a volcano, waiting to explode onto the world - the eruption began in earnest after the close of the Council on 8th December 1965, 3 years after it started. The church had been well and truly infiltrated by freemasons right up to the highest levels of the church, including pope John 23rd. Freemasonry was always banned in the Church - under pain of excommunication. The nuns at my mother's school in Shaftesbury told the girls that the freemasons get the devil out of the box. That's very apt.

One of the disastrous results of this heinous council was the change to the ancient Mass, from Latin to the vernacular. This was under the guise of making the mass more attractive to Protestants and other denominations. Of course, during the Reformation - the Church of England changed the Latin mass to the vernacular, and the modern mass is akin to the protestant church service. The Latin Mass never went away during the Reformation, it went underground and brave priests were hunted down and martyred if they were caught saying the ancient Mass. That's why there are priest holes in country houses.

Back to the modern council - the Latin Mass went from Latin to the vernacular in around 1969.

My mother describes the changes as - 

'One Sunday we had Latin Mass, and the following Sunday we had guitars".

A handful of brave cardinals did not accept the New Mass - and one of them was the late Archbishop Lefebvre. He refused the say the new mass, as he said it was protestant, and probably invalid. He started the Society of St Pius X, which was to preserve the ancient rite of the Mass. 

Around about the same time as the modern 'mass' was in force, pope Paul 6th decided to change the episcopal rite of ordination - and this, according to Archbishop Lefebvre, made the rite at best - dubious. The implications were massive, because, if the newly ordained bishop was only dubiously ordained, it rendered the priests he was ordaining as dubious too! Just think about that - over many decades of using the new rite, eventually all priests would only be dubiously ordained. If their ordinations are invalid, it invalidates their sacraments! How terrible is that! The modern day Confirmation rite is also dubious and it's a good idea to get a conditional confirmation by a valid bishop.

God obviously used Archbishop Lefebvre to preserve the ancient Mass, and not only that - he ordained 4 bishops in the ancient rite, so that they could validly ordain new priests. The brave Archbishop was excommunicated by pope John-Paul 2. 

Out of the SSPX, came the Sedevacantist movement, which holds that all the popes since John 23rd are invalid, as is the Second Vatican Council. 

I studied Vatican 2 at Maryvale Institute in Birmingham in the early 2000s. What stuck me was the duplicitous language of the documents - and the slippery language used. It was Cardinal Kasper who said in an interview, that the wording of the council documents was deliberately done, to make the documents ambiguous! That my dear people should make you flee from the modern catholic church as fast as possible. Compare the slippery language to the Vatican 1 council of 1870, and you see that the 1870 documents are black and white - no ambiguity anywhere!

If you want the true valid Mass you need to do your homework! Find a Latin Mass -  but more importantly, find out whether the priest was ordained in the new or ancient rite. Many so called conservative  priests say the old Latin Mass, but their ordinations are dubious and therefore you might not be attending a valid Mass!

IF YOU GENUINELY LOVE THE TRUE CATHOLIC FAITH YOU REALLY NEED TO WAKE UP TO THE DISASTROUS VATICAN 2 AND ONLY ATTEND A VALID LATIN MASS. 

If you are a priest reading this - ask yourself - was I ordained properly or not? if not - please get conditionally ordained asap. 

Episodes from my youth. Chapter 1

 I was born on a December morning in 1962 at the Woolwich Memorial Hospital in Shooters Hill, London. I was overdue. It was a normal birth and I was a normal weight. I was named after debutante Dominie Riley-Smith - who married George Courtauld in the year of my birth. My mother Mary was 23, and my father Robert, aka Bob, was 3 weeks shy of his 29th birthday. In the hospital photos my father resembles a film star, with slicked back dark hair and a silk leopard cravatte.

When I was born, it was quite usual for mothers to stay in hospital for 10 days.

I was baptised at around 5 weeks old - this was the norm for Catholics. Without baptism a child below the age of reason (around 7 years old) cannot get to Heaven. An unbaptised child under the age of reason goes to a place called Limbo, which isn't Heaven, and it isn't Hell. My baptism was at Our Lady Star of the Sea in Greenwich. I was fortunate to be baptised in the Old Rite, which is much more powerful than the new Vatican 2 rite. Catholics name their children after saints, as the saints can, and do intercede for us when we pray to them. My second name is Mary - after Our Lady, Mother of God, who IS the greatest female saint. 

My Godparents were 2 Catholics.

END

Notes

Baptism is SO important that, in an emergency, anyone can baptise, providing they use the correct formula and pour water on the forehead of the person - WHILE saying the words - "I baptise you in the Name of the Father, and of The Son, and of the Holy Ghost, Amen"

Baptism of blood (martyrdom) and desire are also valid. 

Wrapping presents creatively

 No one has to buy special purpose wrapping paper! I haven’t bought wrapping paper for years.

Go to charity shops and use your imagination!

Often, vintage maps are for sale - they are large when opened out, and make excellent and interesimg gift-wrap.

Use old wallpaper rolls - often in charity shops.

In fact you can use old magazines - old catalogues - old brochures - anything really! It’s proper recycling.

I only go to charity shops which  are pro life - many charity shops such as the big cancer ones, support embryo experimentation. I don’t go to those. If you go to the SPUC website - it has a traffic light list of charities. The green ones are pro life, the amber ones are to be treated cautiously, and the red ones are to be avoided.

Happy shopping.!

Latin Mass. Old Rite Mass. Sunday 28th July @ 11am @ Ridge Village Hall, Hertfordshire.

 Confessions are at 9am and after the Mass if necessary.

Parking can be tricky so leave enough time.

Latin Mass (Old Rite) 21st July - in Drift Golf Club - Effingham @ noon. Confessions 11.15am

 Father Peter Morgan will be saying the Mass. 

There is a mainline station very near

Calling all Catholics. You have a moral duty to vote for pro-life candidates at the 2024 General Election! No excuses!

 We all have a moral duty to vote in General Elections. Even if you don’t like ANY of the candidates, you can spoil your vote or write why you won’t vote, and the election officer has to read out any messages to the prospective candidates. So a spoiled vote is not wasted as such. If the country experiences a lot of spoiled votes, the next government would need to note this. So it’s better to spoil your vote, than to not vote at all! Please vote!

Catholics have a moral duty, to find out, where the candidates in their constituency stand on pro life issues. If there is only 1 pro life candidate but you don’t like the party they represent, you should still vote for them. 

There is only one pro-life party in the UK at present. When I say pro life I mean from conception to natural death. Yes. Pro life also stands for anti euthanasia. All Heritage Party candidates are vetted with regard to pro-life issues. Unfortunately there are only 41 candidates, as there was too little time to sign up more candidates. The party continues to grow. 

I am standing for the Heritage Party in Sussex Weald. I got involved in the pro-life cause many decades ago. It shocks me that the unborn still have no rights. I am alarmed at the aggressive euthanasia lobbies too. Every life has value.

The Heritage Party is the party of common sense and the full comprehensive manifesto is on the website

heritage party.org

The Conservative Party stopped being conservative decades ago, and they are disingenuous for keeping the same name. If they were honest, they would have done the right thing and changed their name to a more appropriate name, such as ‘liberal progressive’ or something like that.

The whole electoral system is rigged to support the 2 horse race of Labour and Conservative. Proportional Representation would be fairer. 

If the polls are correct, and if there really is a Trotsky takeover (well we all know it’s a baton handover from one trot to the other trot), then I bet the so called Conservative Party will be desperate for PR. You bet they will be!

I admire George Galloway. His party is truly for the working person. He’s also very pro life. The reason I could not stand for his party was that his manifesto says it’s a requirement to be a socialist, and I’m not. 

Don’t dismiss Independent Candidates. Some are probably pro-life.

Latin Mass in Effingham on 30th June 2024. Confessions @ 11.15. Mass @ noon.

 Fr Peter Morgan is saying Mass at the Drift Golf Club in Effingham on 30th June. Confessions are at 11.15am.

Plenty of parking