Friends, an ordination is one of my favorite things to do as a priest. Today, I ordained three young men to the priesthood at the lovely Basilica of St. Stanislaus Kostka in Winona. Please pray for Father Riley Becher, Father Cullen Gallagher, and Father Adam Worm as they embark on their vocation.
@Michael_J_Matt https://t.co/BzWaAqfhCc
Sean is judgmental and the priest is respectful and trying to explain the church’s position. Something Sean doesn’t understand. Sean has always interrupted.
Fox News does not care about these nuns. Fox News does this story for propaganda. This shouldn’t even be a story. Hochul is doing this in broad daylight! Let’s see if Trump really does something tangible to care about the nuns. He only cares about votes. https://t.co/ZqVFrPuG2y
Every week an Australian newborn survives their abortion and is left to die. Some state and territory policy frameworks even instruct doctors, that if a live birth follows an abortion, "do not provide life sustaining treatment".
@tracegallagher Pajamas are bedtime attire and I would prefer to not see a stranger’s personal attire in public. I understand the comfy argument but keep it comfy at home.
I had not intended to produce so many shows on the topic of the SSPX. What I am discovering, however, is that 1988 was a long time ago, and so a lot of tradition-minded Catholics know next to nothing about what happened with the SSPX after the first consecrations. The result now is that many good people -- especially the hundreds of thousands who came to Tradition during Covid -- simply do not know the lessons of 1988 and all the ensuing arguments and developments. Since I lived through it all, I remember it well And so we are producing a series to help people understand the complexities of this issue. I'm not SSPX, but I am very familiar with the arguments on all sides. And since I happen to hate, loathe, despise, and abominate tribalism, you'll find that this series is all about defending the truth, not the tribe. This coming weekend, I will get into Cardinal Sarah's SSPX comments -- a man for whom I have tremendous respect. But for now, here's the latest (also available on Remnant-TV): https://t.co/GcIUAAvbwz
@ThomasMoreSoc My personal Abortion Pill Reversal story strongly supports the fact that APR exists, is highly effective in saving lives and in protecting mothers from lifetimes of regret and is entirely safe for mothers and children.
Erika was a few years out of high school, living in East Palo Alto with some college but no degree, when she found out she was pregnant.
The people around her pressured her to abort. Feeling as if she was left without another option, she took the first abortion pill.
That night, alone at home, she couldn't stop thinking about what she'd done. She got online and started searching for a way to save her baby before the drug took full effect.
She found a phone number. She called and left a message. Someone called her back, heard her story, and immediately started looking for a clinic nearby that could see her right away. They connected her with @Realoptionsc.
RealOptions got her on that same day. And her baby was still alive.
They started her on Abortion Pill Reversal—a progesterone treatment designed to counteract the first abortion pill—at no cost.
Her baby made it.
She gave birth to a healthy boy. No birth defects. No complications from the treatment. He turns nine this year.
Now California's Attorney General is suing @HeartbeatIntl and RealOptions calling it "fraud" to tell women that Abortion Pill Reversal exists. He wants crippling fines, a gag order, and censorship.
Thomas More Society took this case. Two years of litigation, zero consumer complaints, zero evidence APR is harmful.
Our hearing is scheduled for April. We'll keep fighting so the next mom searching alone at midnight can find the same help Erika did.
Elizabeth was a cashier at Lowe's, barely scraping by, when she found out she was pregnant.
Planned Parenthood told her she could start a chemical abortion that day—or try to get back on the packed schedule later. Feeling cornered, she took the first pill.
She hadn't even left the building when she learned the baby's father wanted to keep their child. And it hit her—she'd wanted that too, all along.
She tried to throw the pill up. Then she found a number buried on page 3 of Google: the Abortion Pill Reversal helpline.
A nurse answered. A doctor called back in 15 minutes. By that evening, she'd started treatment. Her beautiful baby daughter was born healthy in January 2024.
Now California's Attorney General is suing @HeartbeatIntl and @Realoptionsc, the very groups that helped Elizabeth—claiming it's "fraud" to tell women about Abortion Pill Reversal. He wants crippling fines, a permanent gag order, and censorship.
This is playing politics in the courtroom with real lives at stake, plain and simple. That's where Thomas More Society comes in.
We took this case, and after two years of hard-fought litigation, we've taken the state's arguments apart piece by piece and found zero consumer complaints. Zero evidence that APR is harmful.
Our hearing is April 15. We'll keep fighting to keep that phone line ringing.
I don’t think we’re too busy.
I think we just prioritize what matters to us.
We say we’re too busy to call our parents…
But we scroll for hours.
Too busy to chase our dreams…
But never too busy for gossip.
Too busy to pray…
But never too busy to worry.
Too busy to go to the gym…
But not too busy to complain about our body.
Too busy to start that business…
But not too busy to discuss other people’s success.
Time is not the problem.
Priority is.
Because the truth is
If something truly matters to you,
You won’t find time…
You’ll make time.
So maybe the real question isn’t
“Am I too busy?”
It’s…
“What am I choosing every single day?”
😊She was protecting you and your package! Nice! She wanted the 2 to match! She did not want to give your package to someone not entitled to it.
However, the government doesn’t verify the identity of a voter. And the government gives your vote to someone who is not entitled to your vote.
What can go wrong?