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November 13, 2024

Pope Francis Visits Italian ‘Abortion Icon’, by Stephen Kokx

By Stephen Kokx, Catholic Family News - What is going on with Pope Francis and Emma Bonino?... For those who don’t know who that is, Bonino has been the face of abortion in Italy for decades, having first established a facility in the country in the 1970s which she successfully used as a launching pad to push for its legalization years later... She has also spent decades as an elected official in the Italian and European Parliaments advocating for left-wing causes like recreational drug use and lax divorce laws...

November 13, 2024

Is the Church Headed for Another Seismic Schism? by Gene Thomas Gomulka

By Gene Thomas Gomulka, Complicit Clergy - The recent U.S. presidential election demonstrated how pollsters often get it wrong. Will this also happen in the case of the next papal conclave? Just as many political analysts like to compare the outcomes of different elections, so too might we compare similarities in the current college of cardinals to papabile of another time. This will require that we set the dials on our time machine and travel back to Wittenberg, Germany on October 31, 1517 when Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the famed “Castle Church Door.”

November 13, 2024

Exit Polls Confirm Kamala Harris Lost Because Voters Opposed Her Radical Abortion Agenda, by Hannah Hiester

By Hannah Hiester, LifeNews - CNN exit polls revealed that Kamala Harris was extremely popular with abortion extremists in the election but failed to win over those who said abortion should be legal in “most cases.”... She also surprisingly failed to raise more support among women than either Joe Biden or Hillary Clinton had in 2020 and 2016, which CNN called “a troubling sign for the vice president given that she tried to mobilize female voters on the issue of abortion.”

November 13, 2024

Republicans Can’t Afford To Elect Another Mitch McConnell As Senate Leader, by Rachel Bovard

By Rachel Bovard, The Federalist - Senate Republicans cannot be led by someone who is openly hostile to the agenda of their party’s president and the base who elected him... Last Tuesday, America sent a resounding message to Washington when they elected Donald Trump and gave Republicans majorities in the Senate and likely the House. D.C. Republicans now have one job: Don’t screw it up... For Senate Republicans, this means closing the book on the Mitch McConnell era of governance ....