News – Page 113 – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

March 4, 2024

Is Your Money ‘Voting’ for Things You Don’t Believe In? Strive Lawyer Sounds Alarm, by Tyler O’Neil

By Tyler O'Neil, Managing Editor, The Daily Signal - Americans with investments in the “Big Three” financial companies—BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard—may see their money “voting” for things they don’t believe in, warns the top lawyer at Strive Asset Management, the firm founded by former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy... Alexandra Gaiser, the general counsel at Strive, said.. “Many Americans don’t realize that they’re voting every quarter for things they don’t believe in, because the proxy voting system is a duopoly. It’s controlled by ISS and Glass Lewis.”

March 4, 2024

Texas Border: Biden Slurs Climate Skeptics, Trump Mourns Laken Riley’s Murder, by Craig Bannister

By Craig Bannister, CNSNews - Amidst Texas’ ongoing illegal immigration border crisis, Biden visited a part of the state secured by the very border wire the Biden Administration has ordered the Border Patrol to destroy... There, Biden invoked the specter of man-made climate change and hurled a slur (calling them Neanderthals) at its skeptics... Trump was with Abbott in Eagle Pass – in the heat of the action, where illegal immigrants are surging into the state.

March 4, 2024

Mother Cabrini’s Secret to Sainthood, by Michael J. Lichens

By Michael J. Lichens, Catholic Exchange - There’s a sort of paradox when discussing the secret to sanctity. Saints are so timeless and unique that we assume that there must be some hidden motivation that makes them radiate with love and holiness. However, when we learn about the saints’s lives and works, we quickly see that their path to sainthood is anything but hidden... God wants us all to be saints. He desires us to know Him and live with Him in loving friendship, taking that love to every person in our hurting world.

March 4, 2024

Beyond the Gridiron: Nick Saban’s Enduring Influence at the Alabama Catholic Center, by Jack Figge

By Jack Figge, EWTN News - When Fr. Tom Ackerman watched Univ. of Alabama football coach Nick Saban support 2009 Heisman winner Mark Ingram at the televised award ceremony in New York, he assumed that Coach Saban would not be at Sunday Mass the next morning. But much to his surprise, there was Coach Saban and his wife, Terry, sitting in their usual pew at St. Francis of Assisi parish... Saban has helped the school thrive in another area: Catholic evangelization. Saban, a devout Catholic and weekly Massgoer, and wife Terry have been a driving force behind the university’s Catholic ministry, Bama Catholic, and its affiliate parish, St. Francis of Assisi.