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Jeanie Hannaman – Page 867 – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Jeanie Hannaman

January 4, 2025

‘In the Beginning’: Creation Through the Eyes of Faith and Art, by John Grondelski

By John Grondelski, National Catholic Register - Creation (Genesis 1) - Even secular people generally know something of the accounts of creation in Genesis 1-2. Whenever people hear the phrase, “In the beginning,” most instinctively revert to the first pages of the Bible... Yet the accounts of creation are often misunderstood. Some people would dismiss them, claiming “science” or, specifically, “evolution” has disproven them. Others seem to adopt a defensive posture, insisting we need to take Genesis 1 literally. Each extreme generally alienates the other. ...

January 4, 2025

Rorate Caeli: Is Archbishop of San Antonio in Need of a Mental Health Checkup?

Rorate Caeli, by Staff, (Complicit Clergy) - It is the only reasonable explanation for (Abp. Gustavo García-Siller's) horrid tweet in reference to the terrorist Islamist attack that killed 15 in the French Quarter of New Orleans in the first hours of New Year’s Day. He essentially blamed Trump, and his supporters, without mentioning their names: "The killing today is the result of words and actions that leaders have demonstrated in our recent history . We should not blame others. We need to take responsibility. We need civil discourse and lots of humility and charity." — Archbishop Gustavo (@ABishopGustavo) January 2, 2025

January 4, 2025

San Antonio Archbishop Rips ‘Tyrant’ Trump, Links Trump’s Words to Violent ‘Tragedies’

By Catholic World News - In a series of tweets on January 1 and January 2, the archbishop of San Antonio called for civil discourse and charity, described the terrorist attack in New Orleans as the “result of words and actions” of leaders in “our recent history,” characterized President-elect Donald Trump as a tyrant, and linked the president-elect’s words in recent years to violent “tragedies.”... The prelate then exclaimed, “Thanks be to God that trump [sic] is not God. Thanks be God for ever!”

January 4, 2025

Reelected Speaker Johnson Promises to End ‘Administrative State’ as ‘4th Branch’ of Government, by Craig Bannister

By Craig Bannister, MRC TV - After narrowly winning reelection as House Speaker on Friday, Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) pledged his allegiance to several traditional Republican agenda items in an address to his chamber colleagues... Johnson began his address by humbly expressing gratitude for the honor of being reelected and called for a moment of silence in honor of those from his state who were killed in a New Year’s Day terrorist attack... A major theme of Johnson’s speech was his plan to institute an “America First Agenda,” which he invoked throughout his address.

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