Jeanie Hannaman

February 12, 2025

Archbishop Joseph Naumann: The United States Needs a Legal Immigration Process That Works

By Archbishop Joseph Naumann - It is inconceivable that our previous administration either did not know or care about the location or the circumstances of approximately 300,000 children and youth who entered the United States during the past four years. We do not know how many of them have become victims of human trafficking, gangs and drug dealers. This is a national disgrace. I salute President Trump and his administration for making it a priority to find these lost children and youth.

February 11, 2025

Who Really Controls the Catholic Church in America: the Bishops or the Government? by Vicki Yamasaki

By Vicki Yamasaki, Corpus Christi for Unity and Peace - In the past week, CUP verified that, according to the latest available financial reporting information for 2023, the USCCB received more than 50% of its total revenues from the U.S. government, and over 80% of its unrestricted revenues... I am a CPA so my brain gravitates toward financial auditing and IRS rules. Naturally, the geek side of me wishes to point out that the USCCB has FAILED the 501c3 public support test requirement (to maintain the public charity status).

February 11, 2025

‘Tearing the School Apart’: How DEI Changed Kentucky Country Day School, by James Lalino

By James Lalino, Daily Signal - “When you say that name [Rodney Glasgow], it’s like the emotions of wanting to just cry. I get chills. That name and what he did to our community was just unimaginable,” said a parent of a current Kentucky Country Day School student, granted anonymity due to the risk of their children being expelled from the elite independent school that costs a maximum of $30,200 per year... Glasgow runs The Glasgow Group.. is a Maryland-based for-profit educational consultant company that specializes in diversity, equity, and inclusion training for teachers and school administrators.

February 11, 2025

Catholic World News: Catholic Charities Had $4.9M Operating Deficit in 2023-24

By Catholic World News - Catholic Charities USA has released its 2024 annual report, which offers an overview of the organization’s work but offers no summary of its finances. .... Catholic Charities USA’s audited financial statements clearly do not take into account the revenues and expenses of the Catholic Charities offices of the nation’s 176 dioceses. Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, for example, had $101,010,202 in revenue in its 2024 fiscal year—$82,194,646 of it from government grants.