Liberal Loony Congressional Democrat @Rep Becerra Claims $8.254 Trillion in New Deficit Spending During Obama’s Watch is a Cut
U.S. Debt Clock Today — Federal Deficit Was $10.626 Trillion
When Obama Took Office
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- IPrayToEndAbortion“A great prayer of life is urgently needed, a prayer that will rise up throughout the world.”
Pope Saint John Paul II
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Riiight… POTUS@WhiteHouse Says One Thing But Does Exactly
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(Catholic World Report) Obama is a Hypocrite: In California 27 Iraqi Christian refugees have been refused asylum.
While the Obama Administration has approved entry of thousands of Syrian-Muslim refugees, 27 Chaldean Catholics seeking to escape violence and anti-Christian persecution in their homeland have been denied entry into the United States — The Chaldean Christians had been held at the Otay Detention Center near San Diego, many of which have family in the U.S. and were willing to take them in and to provide for their needs.
According to the Los Angeles Times on Wednesday, several families of Syrian refugees have been resettled in Texas and Indiana this week even as leaders in both states vowed to step up their efforts the halt the wave of incoming refugees.
“The threats to America’s security are difficult to assess,” Texas Gov Greg Abbott said. “That is why Texas and other states are doing even more to ensure that we safeguard the security of our citizens.”
Earlier today I wrote here that while Hillary Clinton, Democrats and the media have worked themselves up into a frenzy over Donald Trump’s recent immigration proposal however, they were all silent when the Obama Administration (State Dept) denied a visitors visa to a Dominican Nun, Sister Diana Momeka earlier this year, so that she could testify before Congress about persecuted Christians in Iraq.
(HuffPo) @AMJ_AlexJohnson Hiding in the Shadows: Don’t Forget About California’s Homeless Children –Image: Lisa Fritzinger
“We have grown accustomed to these images in communities across the country. We have often times become complacent in our response or our lack thereof. From Los Angeles to New York City, cities and states are grappling with ways to address the surge in homeless populations…Approximately 2.5 million children experienced homelessness in this country in 2013 according to data from the U.S. Dept of Education this represents 1 in every 30 children, an historic high.
The crisis of child homelessness is often hidden. While some families with children are sleeping on sidewalks, in cars or in shelters, millions of homeless children are invisible ‘doubled up’ with families on the couch of a friend or hopping from motel-to-motel each week.
In California 86% of homeless students reported sharing the housing of others out of necessity during the 2012-2013 school year.”
This is why we need St. Teresa Benedicta and St. John Bosco “Homes For Kids” across the country today.
Our St. Teresa Benedicta and St. John Bosco “Homes For Kids” will be a very special place for children, many of whom may never have known a clean, safe, caring and loving environment, free from fear and want, where many children will for the first time in their young lives have a real place to call home.
On the 21 November, I wrote here throughout the country, we want to construct St. Teresa Benedicta and St. John Bosco “Homes For Kids” that upon completion, we will be donating them to area Archdioceses or Catholic organizations that will manage, staff and administer them but unfortunately, we can not begin such an undertaking of this new mission project without the assistance, networking and help from Christians, from communities throughout the country that wish to have new homes constructed for our most vulnerable young Americans.
- What can you do to save the life of a child?
Will you help? — Please contact us: StTeresaBenedictaStJohnBosco@gmail.com
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Related: Where the Nation’s 2.5 Million Children Live -WaPo
More U.S. Children Go to Bed Without a Home Than Ever Before -WaPo
Records Obtained by NBC Bay Area Reveal the Santa Clara Dept
of Social Services Recorded Numerous Complaints About the Injuries from Caregivers, Relatives and Teachers Before Taking Action
When a 4 yr old in Foster Care was admitted to Santa Clara Valley Medical Center in 2014 with wounds covering nearly every part of her body, doctors quickly concluded she had been a victim of prolonged physical abuse. What they didn’t know was that the Dept of Social Services, the agency in-charge of protecting the child, had done little to follow-up on multiple previous allegations of abuse against the guardians.
In a system shrouded in secrecy, the case offers a rare glimpse into an agency that’s faced documented issues with how Social Workers respond reports of child abuse.
The 4 yr old girl’s story of abuse did not begin when she entered the Foster Care system, she had been removed from her biological parents early in 2013 when her father allegedly struck her in the face according to Social Services records.
Doctors were able to save the 4 yr old but more than a year later, questions remain how Social Workers from Santa Clara County handled this case.
While the case is a tragedy in itself, the 4 yr old’s situation is emblematic of a larger systematic problem. The agency refused to answer questions from NBC Bay Area investigators but a 2013 Board of Supervisors Audit blasted the agency for not answering 41% of the calls to the county’s emergency child abuse hotline.
The audit also found hundreds of callers waited an average 20 minutes and some more than an hour just to speak with a Social Worker. — The failure to answer more than 7,000 calls each year the audit stated, resulted in abused and neglected children remaining in dangerous homes.
Unfortunately This Problem is Not Uncommon and Occurs Nationwide.
In all of these tragic cases, each of these children would be alive today if there was a caring, loving home for abused, abandoned, neglected and unwanted children to go which is why were working diligently to establish St.Teresa Benedicta and St. John Bosco ‘Homes For Kids’ across the country.
Our St.Teresa Benedicta and St. John Bosco ‘Homes For Kids’ will be a very special place for children, many of whom may never have known a clean, safe, caring and loving environment, free from fear and where many children will for the first time in their young lives have a real place to call home and a family.
Throughout the country, we want to construct St.Teresa Benedicta and St.John Bosco “Homes For Kids” that upon completion, we’ll be offering to donate them to area Archdiocese or Catholic organizations to manage, staff and administer but unfortunately we can not begin such an undertaking of this new mission project without the assistance, networking and help of Christians from communities throughout the country that wish to have new homes constructed for our most vulnerable young Americans.
What can you do to help? While it will take financial donations from individuals, corporate philanthropy, community benevolent organizations and Christian charitable foundations to underwrite the costs to fund St. Teresa Benedicta and St.John Bosco new mission project across the country, we likewise need those who may be able to network with us, donating their talents and abilities by providing essential services to us so that we may help as many children as possible.
During this Season of Thanksgiving and Christmas cheer, what can you do to help and save children such as the little 4 yr old girl from the San Francisco area that was abused and neglected or Rilya Wilson, Alexandria Hill and Alexis Long whose little lives were so tragically lost, never knowing the loving and caring homes where they felt safe, could play with other children and could look forward to tomorrow?
What can you do to help? We at St. Teresa Benedicta and St. John Bosco hope and pray, that we may hear from you.
Please visit us at: St. Teresa Benedicta and St. John Bosco@Facebook
or: StTeresaBenedicta@Twitter
By email: StTeresaBenedictaStJohnBosco@gmail.com
Cristy Li: CristyKaiRuiLi@gmail.com
California Present Day Debt Clock
(LA Times) California’s finances are reportedly in a “decidedly positive” position and by the Summer of next year analysts say, the state could have $7.2 Billion socked away in a rainy day fund.
“The state is enjoying very good fiscal health right now,” said Mac Taylor the state’s top legislative analyst in an interview. “It can withstand certain negative economic situations in the future.”
Only if one is gullible to believe such gobbledygook given its current $426+ Billion in debt but for those who still do ‘Believe’ California’s Fiscal Outlook by the Legislative Analyst’s Office — I have some prime ocean front property in the Mojave Desert that I can let go cheap.
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Pray To End Abortion and California Doctor Assisted Death
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- IPrayToEndAbortion “A great prayer of life is urgently needed, a prayer that will rise up throughout the world.”
Pope Saint John Paul II