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Jeanie Hannaman – Page 316 – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Jeanie Hannaman

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September 13, 2025

Opinion: Three Parallels: How Arguments Fueling Abortion Mirror Those Once Fueling Slavery, by Jade A. Lee

By Jade A. Lee, LiveAction - For many, the likelihood of a post-Roe world seemed impossible. From 1973-2022, for nearly 50 years, the Roe v. Wade abortion law dominated the United States. The resulting consequences of that 1973 Supreme Court decision were an estimated 63 million human beings killed by abortion in the U.S... The pro-abortion arguments fueling this crisis are strikingly similar to the pro-slavery movements that were common throughout legalized slavery in America. ...

September 12, 2025

Truth Cannot Be Killed: A Tribute to Charlie Kirk, by Jayd Henricks

By Jayd Henricks, The Catholic Thing - The assassination of Charlie Kirk was not just the killing of a brilliant young mind, a husband, and a father; it was an attempt to kill the truth. It was an attempt to kill a movement of young adults engaging in public discourse about the essential truths of humanity. And it was an attempt to kill civility... This is not to say that everything Charlie said was true; I don’t think that is the case for any of us. But Charlie Kirk engaged the arena of ideas more courageously, more robustly, more civilly, and with more faith than just about anyone in the public square today, which is why he had such a following among the youth. He was different. ...

September 12, 2025

Bishop Joseph E. Strickland: When Shepherds Sleep, the Wolves Feast

Bishop Joseph E. Strickland, Bishop Emeritus - Brothers and sisters, if God reveals His secrets to prophets, then we must listen – even if it startles us. Today, we must speak with urgency: what is unfolding in the life of the Church isn’t abstract – it’s real, immediate, and demands our vigilance.”... In December 2023, the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith issued Fiducia supplicans, allowing priests to impart short, private blessings to individuals – even same-sex couples – so long as they aren’t blessing a union or relationship. Though the Church affirms she cannot bless sin, this ambiguity forces faithful Catholics into confusion.

September 12, 2025

Meditations for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, by Gayle Somers

By Gayle Somers, Catholic Exchange - This Sunday’s feast, the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, prompts us to marvel over how an instrument of shame, brutality, and defeat became the most glorious symbol in the cosmos. This means more than meditating on the meaning of the Cross for sinners like us, as fruitful as that would be. No, the idea is to ponder the exaltation of the Cross, and there is a world of goodness for us as we answer this call.

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