Jeanie Hannaman

May 30, 2023

Mary for Today Provides Timeless Insights for Our Deeply Confused Age, by Casey Chalk

By Casey Chalk, Catholic World Report - Consider the extreme emotivist argumentation from the secular, feminist left when it comes to abortion and transgenderism. Since last year’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the pro-choice camp has sounded the alarm regarding the threat posed by the pro-life movement to female autonomy. Implicit in those warnings is a presumption that a woman’s body is unique in its capacity to conceive and bear children... those same pro-choice voices also assert that biological men have the right to claim the identity of womanhood, even though such men have absolutely no ability to conceive or bear children.

May 30, 2023

Connecticut Sneaking Pedophilia Protections Into Law, By Martina Moyski

By Martina Moyski, Church Militant - ... "people with sexual attractions like pedophilia and nepiophilia would be protected from discrimination."... Dr. Jennifer Morse, "Citizens, churches and businesses in Connecticut cannot prevent individuals with these sexual attractions from working or volunteering in schools, hospitals or businesses. So much for 'safe environment' training and background checks!"... "Discriminating against a known pedophile would be illegal under Connecticut's new definitions." ...

May 30, 2023

On Memorial Day, Remember: Peace Is Patriotic, by John Zmirak

By John Zmirak, The Stream - This weekend, too few of us are likely to spend sufficient time remembering why we have a holiday: To commemorate with gratitude and grief the many thousands of Americans who gave their lives for their country... We might think back to wars that even preceded America’s founding, like the French and Indian War where George Washington fought alongside the British. Had the English speakers lost, we’d live on a very different continent.

May 30, 2023

The Challenge of Charity, by Joseph Pearce

By Joseph Pearce, Crisis Magazine - As a young man, I was full of anger, an anger which turned into the bitterness of hatred. I believed that the world was in a mess and was getting worse. I hated those whom I thought were responsible. I attacked them with the violence of my words. As I did so, I shriveled and shrank into the grim and ghastly ghetto that I had made of myself. I had gollumized my heart until it could no longer love. I had ghettoized my mind until it could no longer think outside the box, the psychological ghetto, into which it had retreated. ...