Jeanie Hannaman

By Russell M. Lawson, Catholic Exchange - There is Biblical and ecclesiastical support for the recognition of the worker, the value of work, and the rights of workers. In the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church, issued under Pope John Paul II, the necessity and value of work is justified according to Biblical and Catholic doctrine. God’s work, human work, God’s Creation, and humans as creatures who work according to God’s will—these are important themes in the Bible. ...

By Fr. Jerry Pokorsky, Catholic Culture - Years ago, I slightly disguised and repackaged the Ten Commandments for an invocation at a public event. My prayer horrified some, and they unwittingly dismissed the Ten Commandments as political interference. Others were happy with my so-called conservative politics. My invocation was intended to satisfy neither group. I merely invoked the power of God’s word and applied His Commandments to current events... How can Bible-believing Catholics who love Jesus vote for someone who is pro-abortion, pro-LGBTQ, pro-WOKE, and indifferent to the murder of non-combatants in war? Is the priest telling you how to vote? No, he’s warning you not to participate in the evil that threatens damnation.