Jeanie Hannaman

September 11, 2018

Brett Kavanaugh Was Right to Call Contraception an ‘Abortion-Inducing Drug’

By Janet Morana, The Washington Examiner - Abortion enthusiasts are in a huff because Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh referred to contraception as “abortion-inducing drugs” when asked about his dissent in Priests for Life’s case against the Health and Human Services mandate… Let’s talk a little about the science of contraception. As I have written before, prior to 1965, pregnancy was legally recognized to begin at fertilization. But that year— five years after the birth control pill was approved for use in the United States— the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists decided to change the definition.

September 11, 2018

Mercy–YES! False Mercy–NO!

By Fr. Richard Heilman, Roman Catholic Man - Our relationship with God is best understood by the story of the Prodigal Son. The son chooses (free will) to leave the love, protection and tranquility of being home with the father, in order to indulge in his sensual pleasures.... Our Church is truly a Field Hospital. It is a place to be healed and restored to spiritual health. It is not a place for people to come and bleed to death while we withhold the only real healing medicine – a state of grace.

September 11, 2018

George Neumayr: Why Cardinal Wuerl Placed Me on the Basilica’s Most Wanted List

By George Neumayr, The American Spectator - I learned from a chancery-connected source last week that Washington, D.C. Cardinal Donald Wuerl, choking on his rage at my reporting of his misdeeds, ordered security staff at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, the crown jewel of his archdiocese, to call the police immediately whenever its officials saw me upon its premises....

September 11, 2018

Vatican Continues Not to Cooperate With Media Over Viganò Allegations

By Edward Pentin, EWTN News - Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, appointed prefect of Congregation for Bishops a little over two months before Archbishop Theodore McCarrick was appointed to Washington D.C., has so far been unwilling to speak to the press about Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò’s testimony... He joins many other cardinals and Vatican officials unwilling to speak to the media on this issue, despite Pope Francis call on journalists to investigate the allegations made in the testimony.