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By S.A. McCarthy, The American Spectator - America’s Catholic hierarchy preaches open borders but whispers about abortion... In the late fifth century, St. Patrick, the Apostle of Ireland, wrote a letter to the army of the British warlord Coroticus, condemning the practice of slavery. He did so not because condemning the then-profitable slave trade put a penny in his pocket (it did not) but because it was the right thing to do, in accord with Christian moral teaching. Over a century later, St. Benedict of Nursia held himself and his fellow monks to such a high moral standard that some of his own monks tried to assassinate him.

By Madalaine Elhabbal, EWTN News - Gov. Jim Pillen of Nebraska is “full of extraordinary gratitude” to not only be Nebraska’s leader but also to simply be alive... He emphasized his love for the Catholic Church and its disciplines, noting his own devotion to praying the rosary. He described his day as “really simple,” telling EWTN News: “I get up and I pray to do God’s will.”... Reflecting on how his faith has influenced his governance, Pillen said: “Pro-life is everything.”