Louisiana Legislature passes bill to require legal names, pronouns in public schools
The Given Name Act, expected to become the eighth of its kind in America, protects employees’ right to refuse to address students by incorrect names or pronouns, and entitles parents to corrective action against an educator who does so.
Death of 21 Coptic Martyrs Coming to the Big Screen
The astounding witness of the 21 Coptic martyrs slain in 2015 by ISIS on the beaches of Libya continues to make shockwaves across the world, revealing to believers and non-believers alike the true depth of ultimate devotion to Christ: the literal laying down of one’s life for Christ, who is Lord God and Savior. The […]
New film tells the story of the 21 Coptic martyrs beheaded by ISIS in 2015
Today on The John-Henry Westen Show, I’m joined by Raouf Zaki, an Egyptian film director who is currently shooting a movie about the 21 Coptic Christians who were martyred on a beach in Libya by the Islamic State (ISIS) in 2015.
Jordan Peterson calls out ‘Pride’ month as a ‘celebration of casual hedonistic self-centered sex’
The well-known psychologist chastised Justin Trudeau and the Liberal government for the promotion of a ‘season’ that is anything but a celebration of love.
University forced retraction of study linking Covid shot with cancer risk, co-author says
A study showing that the spike protein from the COVID virus and shot can increase the risk of cancer was retracted after a scientist raised a storm about ‘anti-vaccine propaganda’ spreading as a result of the paper.
Charlotte’s Web Revisited
I am presently rereading E. B. White’s novel Charlotte’s Web with my youngest child, who is eight . She is much enjoying this classic tale about the pig Wilbur and his friendship with the spider Charlotte, who hatches a clever plan to save him from the butcher’s knife. I don’t remember how old I was […]
Attacks by Islamists in DR Congo increase in East of African country
YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – A recent attack that killed at least 14 Catholics the Democratic Republic of Congo has raised fears of a new religious conflict in the east of the African country. The killings were carried out by members of the Allied Democratic Forces – a militia affiliated to the ISIS terrorist group. According to […]
Christian man dies from wounds received in May 25 attack in Pakistan
A Christian man attacked in Pakistan on May 25 died in the hospital on Monday, causing a leading bishop calls for stronger protection of religious minorities in the Muslim nation. According to local observers, hundreds of Muslims took part in the mob violence in Sargodha, Pakistan, located in the Punjab province, in May. The incident […]
Mexico Catholics optimistic about new president’s government
SÃO PAULO, Brazil – Claudia Sheinbaum’s landslide electoral victory over Xóchitl Gálvez on June 2 transformed the former Mexico City mayor in the country’s first female president. Her experience in the struggle against violence in the capital city and her commitment to maintaining her predecessor and fellow party member Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s economic policies […]
After gay gaffe, Pope Francis attempts to mend fences
ROME – After Pope Francis sparked a wave of controversy for using an off-color gay slur, he now appears to be attempting to mend fences, offering reassurances to a homosexual man turned away from seminary and writing the preface to a book by a prominent LGBTQ+ activist priest. On June 4, the Italian version of […]