Jeanie Hannaman

By Daniel Payne, CNA Staff - The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that (Catholic Charities Bureau's) activities were not “primarily” religious under state law, stripping the group of a key tax break and ordering it to pay into the state unemployment system... In its divided 4-3 ruling on Thursday, the Supreme Court of Wisconsin agreed with the state, upholding a lower court ruling and ordering that CCB and its subgroups “offer services that would be the same regardless of the motivation of the provider,” which the court called “a strong indication” that the group does not “operate primarily for religious purposes.”

By Jason Scott Jones, The Stream - I know too many fellow believers and patriots who have swallowed what some call the “black pill.” That is, they’ve let frustration, fear, and indignation consume them, to the point that to protect themselves from further disappointment, they now embrace despair. They dwell on each piece of genuine negative news, and each rumor or ominous warning, with almost a perverse glee. Like Job’s “friends” in the Bible, they advise us to “curse God and die.” ....