Jeanie Hannaman

June 4, 2021

Arch. Joseph Naumann Slams Biden for Wanting Americans to Fund Abortions: You Should “Protect Unborn Children”

By Micaiah Bilger, LifeNews - Catholic Archbishop Joseph Naumann criticized President Joe Biden on Friday for introducing a federal budget plan with direct taxpayer funding for elective abortions... Naumann, who chairs the USCCBs’ pro-life committee, urged Congress to reject Biden’s plan and protect unborn children, the Church Militant reports... Biden’s 2021 budget proposal eliminates the Hyde Amendment ....

June 3, 2021

Your Excellencies, Do You Even Believe? by Jennifer Hartline

By Jennifer Hartline, Crisis Magazine - The learned and the mighty have been weighing in now for weeks regarding the ongoing scandal of Catholic pro-abortion politicians, particularly Speaker Nancy Pelosi and President Joe Biden, and the question of giving and receiving the Holy Eucharist... I wonder if the USCCB will listen to a voice like mine. I am not a theologian or scholar. I am an ordinary laywoman... The scandal isn’t merely the Catholic politician who betrays the Faith. It is also those priests and bishops who shrug and nod, issue utterly worthless statements about the need for greater “dialogue” about what to do, and bemoan their “immense sadness” over the whole thing.

June 3, 2021

How The Media’s COVID Lies Weaken America, by Christopher Bedford

By Christopher Bedford, The Federalist - The press in America is expected to provide reliable information that its audience can use to make decisions and come to informed views in their day and in their larger lives. Some of these decisions might be mundane, others — like voting and taking care of your family — will be very important... the press in America is expected to expose lies, crime, corruption, and other misdeeds — and to hold powerful private and government officials to account... In both of these duties, the press in America has demonstrably — and seemingly intentionally — failed us.

June 3, 2021

Religious Health Providers Deserve Legal Protection, Not False Charges of Discrimination, by Richard W. Garnett

By Richard W. Garnett, EWTN News - Some argue that faith-based hospitals are simply government licensees — doing the government’s work, on the government’s terms, with the government’s permission. This argument is wrong. Religious hospitals serve the public, and promote the public good, but they should not be expected to sacrifice or compromise their character, their mission, or their foundation. Both the Constitution, and common sense, support their freedom to operate with integrity.