Jeanie Hannaman

January 8, 2022

Leftist Justices Spread COVID Misinformation in Supreme Court Vax Mandate Hearing, by Calvin Freiburger

By Calvin Freiburger, LifeSiteNews - Left-wing Justices Stephen Breyer, Elena Kagan, and Sonia Sotomayor accepted the premises that the vaccines are effective and that the omicron variant is just as dangerous as previous forms of COVID, if not more so (evidence so far indicates it is not)... In one particularly odd moment, Sotomayor asked, ”what’s the difference between this and telling employers where sparks are flying in the workplace, workers have to wear a mask?”

January 8, 2022

Jesuit-‘Educated’ Senators–Majority Are Pro-Abortion Democrats, by Joseph Gallagher

By Joseph Gallagher, Church Militant - Yesterday, the leftist, Jesuit-run America Magazine released a list of 14 U.S. senators who are "Jesuit educated" — a term that's become virtually synonymous with supporting sodomy, abortion and socialism, all under the guise of Catholic teaching. Church Militant's Joe Gallagher gives us some highlights from the list... Of the 14 senators listed, 9 are considered practicing Catholics. Eleven support abortion. But a Protestant who went to a Jesuit high school (young Republican Josh Hawley) is one of the most vocal pro-lifers in the Senate.

January 8, 2022

Fr. Raymond J. de Souza: Priest’s Book Tells Sad Tale of Jesuits’ Abortion Complicity in the US

By Fr. Raymond J. de Souza, EWTN News - Jesuit Father Pat Conroy, who served as chaplain of the House of Representatives from May 2011 to January 2021, gave an interview published this week in The Washington Post, in which he defended Catholic politicians who promote abortion access. He went so far as to cite St. Thomas Aquinas on conscience to defend his position, which is both embarrassing and beneath the dignity of a proper Jesuit formation.

January 7, 2022

Msgr. Charles Pope: Epiphany Is More than One Sunday – A quick survey of the Gospels of Epiphanytide

By Msgr. Charles Pope - This week at daily Mass we have been reading various Gospels. To some they may appear as arbitrarily selected. But they are not; they are an extension of the Feast of the Epiphany and this week that we are in is called “Epiphanytide.” Epiphany, as many know, means, “manifestation.” As such, the gospels of this past week bid us to reflect on the way Christ is manifest to us and to the early disciples. There is here, no attempt to provide a full Christology. Rather certain “windows” or images of Christ are given to us that we may more fully recognize who he is.