Jeanie Hannaman

By John Di Leo, American Thinker - Those of us – the majority of Americans, in fact – who oppose the illegal alien invasion, are accused of being uncaring, as we cry out for the deportation of these millions... But we do not lack compassion. In fact, compassion is at the root of our policy... It’s just a matter of whom we feel compassion for... There is always a choice. To care more for the criminal or for his victim. To care more for the pusher or for the addict he entraps. To care more for the shopkeeper and cashier or for the shoplifter or flashmob who robs him... Do we care enough about the sanctity of our citizens’ precious right to vote, or do we dilute their votes by flooding the Census with the presence of illegal aliens? ...

By Thomas Griffin, Crisis Magazine - The intellectual life, if shaped by the faith, will be the food of mental prayer... Aristotle once wrote that “all men by nature desire to know.” This is how he began the introduction to his Metaphysics. This is the pursuit of philosophy, but it is lived out inside the heart and mind of every human being. We all crave answers because our mind is created to receive the truth. That is why the truth captivates us... These principles have been validated in my experience over the last two years at my parish.