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By Paul Murano, Church Militant - In an EWTN interview Thursday, Landry called out the inconsistent argumentation being made in the name of preserving unregulated access to abortion… Louisiana's law requires abortionists to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the facility where they perform abortions. Hospitals tend to be reluctant to provide such access to abortionists because of the minimal relationship they will have with the hospital and the unwanted attention and stigma that it would bring to the establishment.

By Kristine Marsh, LifeNews - Despite the media’s empty words insisting they are not politicizing the coronavirus, they keep doing just that. On Friday afternoon’s Deadline: White House, MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace and Princeton professor Eddie Glaude were practically rooting for more Americans to die from the virus so it could be President Trump’s “Katrina.”.. The professor and regular race-baiter for the network first made the disgusting comparison to Katrina: “I was thinking in terms of politics, right. ….

By Hadley Arkes, The Catholic Thing - The bill would break out to the public news that most people would find jolting. Most people did not know that under Roe v. Wade and its companion case of Doe v. Bolton, the right to abortion would extend through the entire length of the pregnancy – and even when a child survived the abortion… It turned out that there were far more of these babies surviving than we had known at the time. But it was the mass of killings taking place in the abattoir of Dr. Kermit Gosnell in Philadelphia that brought a new attention to the problem – and offered the moment to act.

By Fr. Peter M. Stravinskas, Crisis Magazine - Very early in this Lent of 2020, we celebrate a votive Mass, which invites us to take our place at the foot of the Cross with the Mother of Sorrows… Popular piety has identified seven “dolors” of the Blessed Virgin: the prophecy of Simeon; the flight into Egypt; the loss of the Boy Jesus; the meeting on the way to Calvary between Mary and Christ; the death of Jesus on the Cross; Mary’s reception of her Son’s dead body; the placing of that body in the tomb. Only the most heartless, insensitive person would not be moved by that list of sorrowful events, as the Stabat Mater plaintively demands…