Jeanie Hannaman

July 6, 2020

Judge Slams Andrew Cuomo Lockdown: You Can’t Treat Churches and Businesses Differently, by Tony Perkins

By Tony Perkins, LifeNews - You can treat churches differently–but you can’t get away with it. That was one federal court’s message to New York leaders last week, when it called out the state’s double standards on coronavirus orders... Hypocrisy, which has been spreading faster than COVID, won’t stand up to the legal challenge, Judge Gary Sharpe warned. Liberals may have selectively OK’d mass gatherings, but the Constitution isn’t a document of “freedom for me, but not for thee.”

July 6, 2020

Thoughts for the Fourth: Recalling the Freedoms Contained in the Declaration, by Lawrence P. Grayson

By Lawrence P. Grayson, EWTN News - The Fourth of July is typically a day of joyous festivities celebrating America’s birth as a nation. Today, however, the country is experiencing spirit-wrenching events. The nation has undergone several months of lockdown and restrictions on its constitutional freedoms of assembly and religion due to a viral pandemic. Riots have occurred in cities across the country, sparked by the egregious death of a black man by an excessively combative police officer.

July 6, 2020

Archbishop Viganò: I Do Not Think Vatican II Was Invalid, But It Was Gravely Manipulated

By Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, LifeSiteNews - You begin with my initial observation: “It is undeniable that from Vatican II onwards a parallel church was built, superimposed over and diametrically opposed to the true Church of Christ,” and then quote my words about the solution to the impasse in which we find ourselves today: “It will be for one of his Successors, the Vicar of Christ, in the fullness of his apostolic power, to rejoin the thread of Tradition there where it was cut off. This will not be a defeat but an act of truth, humility, and courage. The authority and infallibility of the Successor of the Prince of the Apostles will emerge intact and reconfirmed.”

July 6, 2020

Fr. Paul D. Scalia: The Impious Public Square

By Fr. Paul D. Scalia, The Catholic Thing - We all sense that the current crisis in our nation is more than just a passing bit of social unrest. The anger legitimately directed at racism and police brutality has somehow morphed into an indiscriminate rejection of the past, a desire to sever us from all that came before... This renunciation might seem all-of-a-sudden to many people. In fact, it’s been prepared for years by bad education and, even more, the erosion and weakening of that foundational virtue, piety.