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Jeanie Hannaman

August 5, 2025

The Joy(?) of Working for the Catholic Church, by Randall Smith

By Randall Smith, The Catholic Thing - Imagine you’ve worked for a company for over twenty years. Your record of employment has been stellar; you’ve received numerous awards; and you are widely considered one of the top people in your field. Now imagine that one day, your manager calls you into his office and says: “We’ve decided to go in a different direction.”... What direction would that be? The direction of less competent, less experienced people without a proven record of accomplishment? Do you fire your winning quarterback and say, “We’re going in a different direction”? Wouldn’t that be the direction of losing games?

August 5, 2025

Catholic Filmmaker Anthony D’Ambrosio Champions St. Maximilian Kolbe’s ‘Triumph of the Heart’, by Abigail Galván

By Abigail Galván, National Catholic Register - Anthony D’Ambrosio knows what it is to hit a wall. For years, he endured an unexplainable insomnia that often granted him only 20 minutes to just two hours of sleep... The resulting exhaustion and mental fog cost the entrepreneur his ability to work, strained his relationships, and left him questioning both his faith and the value of staying alive... Then he encountered St. Maximilian Kolbe. ...

August 5, 2025

Fr. Jerry Pokorsky: Principles and Prudential Judgments

By Fr. Jerry Pokorsky, Catholic Culture - G.K. Chesterton said the reason we get angry is that we’ve never learned to argue well. Argument helps us to identify and solve conundrums, and directs efforts to maintain justice and overcome human suffering. Our ability to argue well includes the capacity to identify unwavering first principles for reasonable application, informed by prudential judgments... The law of gravity is non-negotiable as a first principle of physics. We may try to defy the law, but gravity will always win. Rocket science only works by taking into account the law of gravity. So it is with morality. ...

August 5, 2025

73% of Voters Following Russiagate Hoax News ‘Very Closely’ Think Obama Officials Committed ‘Serious Crimes’, by Craig Bannister

By Craig Bannister, MRC TV - Three-fourths of U.S. voters who follow the news of the investigation into the Trump Russia Collusion hoax think it’s likely that Obama Administration officials “committed serious crimes” to foster the false narrative used to smear and impeach President Donald Trump... Referencing a recent report from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard concluding that then-President Barack Obama’s national security team manipulated and manufactured intelligence to promote a false narrative about Russia and Donald Trump, a Rasmussen poll of U.S. likely voters conducted July 29-31, 2025 asked the following question: ...

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