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[Kevin Bass @kevinnbass]

Talarico provided security video footage that only the New York Times was allowed to see -- very convenient.

Even Democrat strategists are worried about it.

Behind closed doors, they know these questions are legitimate, and it looks bad for Talarico.

[Bryan Kemper 🇺🇸 @BryanKemper]

Louder

[HARRISFAULKNER @HARRISFAULKNER]

For weeks I have been covering the free-fall of France and asking where was the French President Macron— leadership anyone?
#FranceDestruction

[OutKick @Outkick]

ONLY IN THE WNBA 🤦‍♂️

@JenniferSey recounts being harassed by Golden State Valkyries fans at Game 1 of the WNBA Finals... all because she wore a shirt defending women's sports.

[🇺🇸 Mike Davis 🇺🇸 @mrddmia]

This is stunning a sitting U.S. senator is saying this out loud.

She is quite explicitly advocating for prosecutions to scare young people away from politics.

@ElissaSlotkin is truly a danger to democracy--a democracy she pretends she's protecting.

This is a fascist tactic.

[Anna Lulis @annamlulis]

“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you...”
Jeremiah 1:5

[Pildorasdefe @Pildorasdefe]

¡LE DIERON 10 MESES DE VIDA!
Tammy Peterson, esposa del psicólogo Jordan B. Peterson (@jordanbpeterson) fue diagnosticada en 2019 con un cáncer de riñón, un tumor de Bellini. Le dijeron que le quedaban 10 meses de vida.

Ella creció protestante y dejó de ir a la iglesia a los 12 años. Pero en el hospital la visitó su amiga Queenie Yu con un regalo:

"Apareció y tenía dos rosarios que habían sido bendecidos por el Papa", dijo.

Queenie le enseñó a rezar el Rosario. Tammy confiesa:

"Vino todos los días durante cinco semanas... Al inicio de cada misterio le preguntaba: ¿Por quién quieres rezar? ¿Cuál es tu intención?".

Tammy cuenta que el ritmo de las avemarías la mantenía en el presente:

"No dejaba que me molestaran los miedos del día siguiente ni lo que viniera. Solo rezaba".

También rezó una novena por los enfermos.

"Fue al quinto día de rezar esas oraciones cuando algo increíble sucedió. Los médicos les hicieron nuevos estudios y, asombrados, le dijeron:

"¡Es increíble! ¡Estás mejor!

El rosario de su bisabuela católica, de unos 150 años, le llegó dentro de una carta de su prima. Y Tammy decidió entrar en la Iglesia católica.

Más adelante, recuperada, confesó:

"Nunca imaginé la profundidad de los cambios que llegarían a mi vida con mi conversión"

"Aprender y rezar el Rosario me acercó gradualmente a Jesús como mi salvador. Hoy sigo rezándolo todas las mañanas; me ayuda a mantenerme en el camino de Dios y no en el mío propio".

¿Quién puso un rosario en tus manos cuando más lo necesitabas?

😊

[Anna Lulis @annamlulis]

A little premature baby.

Not a clump of cells or blob of tissue.

A precious human being made in the image of God.

[Sofia @Sofia50020Sofia]

🚨 Sophie Cunningham says she was booed all game for speaking up about protecting women’s sports.
She kept smiling. She kept shooting. And she says she’s not backing down. 💪
Now she wants to know:
Are you standing with Sophie? 👇

❤️YES — Stand with her

💬 NO — I disagree

[CatholicVote @CatholicVote]

"Everything is going to be okay."

Facing a severe brain mass, 13-year-old Dominic Auricchio says the Blessed Mother appeared at his bedside to reassure him everything would be okay.

One week later, doctors confirmed the mass had shrunk significantly.

[Lila Rose @LilaGraceRose]

This is what a 34-week-old baby looks like outside the womb.

Virginia democrat politicians are trying to make it a "constitutional right” to abort defenseless children at this age, just because someone wants to.

No one has the right to dismember children limb from limb. 

Vote NO on Question 1.

[FeelGoodThoughts @feelgoodtale]

When Rachael, 39, was told she was expecting twins with Down syndrome, the doctors’ first reaction wasn’t surprise. It was fear

Not theirs. Hers—expected, anticipated, almost demanded.
They told her six times.

Six times they offered her an abortion.
And even before her daughters were born, someone went so far as to offer condolences.

But Rachael didn’t cry.

She didn’t shake

She didn’t want to run away.

Beside her, her husband Cody—a young student pilot—chose to stay with her.
Despite the fears.

Despite their daughters’ hearts showing serious defects.

Despite everyone’s eyes on those extra chromosomes as if they were a verdict.
Charlotte and Annette were born in 2018.

Identical, small, powerful.
A one-in-a-million case.
Two lives that should have been frightening, yet brought hope instead.
Charlotte underwent heart surgery at six months.

Annette, against all odds, was born without heart defects.

The birth? Natural. No emergencies.
Just immense gratitude.
Around them, silences full of dark expectations.

As if everyone was ready to see them suffer.

But Rachael makes it clear:

“There was no pain in our hearts. Only love. For those living little bodies, for those smiles full of life, for those extra chromosomes that don’t change the essential.”

Today, Charlotte and Annette explore the world with eyes full of wonder.
Small, yes. With unsteady steps and laughter that fills the house.
They play with their siblings, cuddle the dog Max.

They live every day with a joy that can’t be measured by medical charts.
Rachael has no doubts:
“If I could go back, I would choose them again. Exactly as they are.”
Because true love isn’t afraid of difference.

And courage isn’t in fighting the diagnosis,

but in looking it in the eye and saying:
“I welcome you.”

[Lila Rose @LilaGraceRose]

Love this. A Utah mother discovered that her coworker was the son she had placed for adoption 20 years earlier.

At 15, Holly Shearer became unexpectedly pregnant and chose adoption, giving her son Benjamin the chance to grow up surrounded by love.

Two decades later, she discovered they were working at the same hospital, and they reunited.

One brave decision gave a child a future and, years later, brought a mother and son back together.

[Neal McCready @NealMcCready]

Two class acts.

[Saint Adaugoijele ✝️ @JustAdaugoijele]

The first monstrance was not made of gold...
It was Mary.

[Observatório Católico @obscat]

🇫🇷Santuário de Lourdes absolutamente LOTADO com a Procissão de Velas. Papa Leão lidera agora as orações.

Viva Nossa Senhora! Salve Maria! 🙏

[Vatican News @VaticanNews]

“To invoke God’s name in order to justify violence or oppression is to profane His name,” he said. “Nothing that disfigures human dignity can claim to be inspired by God.”

[Catholic News Agency @cnalive]

Killing the sick is neither compassionate nor normal, and being legal does not make it moral, Pope Leo XIV said Sunday at Lourdes, in a clear reference to France’s recent legalization of euthanasia and assisted suicide.

https://t.co/tnZhzuB1ks

[Matteo Matzuzzi @matteomatzuzzi]

Il Papa: "È impossibile considerare normale togliere la vita. Ciò che è legale non è necessariamente morale!"

"So che per alcuni di voi, a causa di particolari patologie e di dolori talvolta terribili, l’orizzonte può apparire cupo, incerto, senza via d’uscita. Ma nessuna legge umana deve farvi perdere la certezza della vostra dignità. Al contrario, è proprio in nome di questa dignità inalienabile della persona umana che la tentazione di togliere la vita con il pretesto di una falsa compassione deve essere fermamente respinta. È impossibile considerare normale togliere la vita. Ciò che è legale non è necessariamente morale"

[Lila Rose @LilaGraceRose]

Six young men with Down syndrome served at Pope Leo XIV’s Mass in Paris after personally requesting the opportunity.

This sent a message to France.

96% of babies prenatally diagnosed with Down syndrome in the French regions are reportedly aborted.

People with Down syndrome are not mistakes. They are gifts from God, created with purpose and infinite dignity.