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Jeanie Hannaman

May 20, 2026

Today’s Saint: St. Bernadine of Siena (1444)

Bellarmine Forum - IN 1408, St. Vincent Ferrer once suddenly interrupted his sermon to declare that there was among his hearers a young Franciscan who would be one day a greater preacher than himself, and would be set before him in honor by the Church. This unknown friar was Bernardine. ...
May 20, 2026

Saint Thomas Aquinas and the True Notion of “Common Good”, by Robert Lazu Kmita, PhD

By Robert Lazu Kmita, PhD, OnePeterFive - Discussing the possible types of government, Saint Thomas follows the classification of the main types of political system used by Aristotle in Πολιτικά (Politics). The first type of government is that of a single individual—the king. If the king is corrupt and comes to ignore the common good, pursuing only his personal interests and whims, he becomes a tyrant, resulting in the worst form of government: tyranny ...
May 19, 2026

Thousands Gather on National Mall for ‘Rededicate 250’ Prayer Rally Ahead of America’s 250th Anniversary, by Elise Winland

By Elise Winland, Zeale News - RALLY ON NATIONAL MALL EMPHASIZES REPENTANCE. Thousands gathered for a daylong prayer rally to rededicate America to God Sunday, marking the 250th anniversary of a day of prayer called by the Continental Congress. In a video message, Trump recited a long passage of Scripture – in part: “If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.”
May 19, 2026

LOUISIANA POLITICS: Bye, Bill, by Scott McKay

By Scott McKay, The American Spectator - I’ve done a few national radio and podcast interviews since Saturday night, when Bill Cassidy’s career in electoral politics came to an abrupt end. A lot of the national folks are absolutely shocked at Cassidy’s dismal performance. I’m having to tell them that nobody in Louisiana — other than perhaps Cassidy and his wife — is at all surprised. Cassidy didn’t just lose Saturday night. He got clobbered. He finished third with only 25 percent of the vote behind Congresswoman Julia Letlow (45 percent) and State Treasurer John Fleming (28 percent).

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