Jeanie Hannaman

May 1, 2023

‘Important Conversations Never Had’: Colleges Quietly End Mandates Without Addressing Harms, by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D.

By Brenda Baletti, Ph.D., Children's Health Defense - Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Children’s Health Defense said, “Any industry that looked at this product would say, this is the perfect business to be in. There’s no cost. The federal government pays for anything, and there’s no liability and there’s no accountability and there’s no marketing.”... That, he said, created a sort of “gold rush” of vaccines, and many vaccines were added to the vaccine schedule. They became part of a suite of toxins that are poisoning human health, with very little public pushback.

May 1, 2023

Schumer: The Equal Rights Amendment Would Protect Abortion, by John Hirschauer

By John Hirschauer, The American Conservative - Sen. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.. "Anyone who thinks the [Equal Rights Amendment] isn’t necessary at a time like this is not paying attention to the terrible things happening in this country. In the past year alone, (SCOTUS) has eliminated the protections of Roe v. Wade, our courts have targeted drugs like mifepristone, and we’ve seen over a dozen hard-right states enact near-total bans on abortions. We need the ERA more than ever, ever before."

May 1, 2023

Religious Sisters Leading the Climate Crisis Revolution, by Dr. Jeff Mirus

By Dr. Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture - There never was a story so loaded with pseudo-religious worldly blather and buzz words. If this is the best that the proverbial brides of Christ have to offer, it is no wonder they have so few saintly children. The story is an exercise in preaching what the dominant culture tells us to preach, with the excuse that Pope Francis has already preached it in Laudato Sí. Apparently, what makes the Sisters’ work so special is that they do it “holistically”—not a bad thing, certainly, but still another high cultural buzzword.

May 1, 2023

St. Joseph Shows Us the Love & Dignity of Work, by Michele Chronister

By Michele Chronister, Catholic Exchange - The feast of St. Joseph the Worker was first established in the 1950s by Pope Pius XII. In a time when Communism was growing in power, St. Joseph served as a powerful reminder of the real purpose of work. Work is meant to be participation in the work of God... St. John Paul II, that famous champion against Communism, wrote Laborem Exercens in 1981, and this encyclical shed more light on the dignity of work for the Christian person. In doing so, it also gives us a better understanding of Joseph.