ALL's Pro-Life This Week 6/27/2021

 

Featured Commentary Scrubbing the Cancel Culture As this is the final installment in our series, we must reiterate what the cancel culture is in order to reverse all the negative effects it has had on our families, our faith, and our way of life. And we must reflect on the fact that, at its core, cancel culture is another term for arrogance. Pro-Life This Week is made possible thanks to the generosity of our donors. Please consider supporting American Life League with a tax-deductible gift. To contribute securely online using your credit card, click the button below. If you prefer, you may mail a contribution to: American Life League, P.O. Box 6170 Falmouth, VA 22403

Week in Review Today we report on two diverse happenings. The first is a victory in Congress that will go a long way in keeping America a freedom-loving republic. The second is a warning to all parents about a new book aimed at children under the age of 13. ALL in the News The Washington Post’s feminist offshoot, “The Lily,” contacted American Life League with a request for an interview. Judie Brown was interviewed for an article on President Biden and the USCCB. The Washington Free Beacon contacted ALL for a comment on the same subject.  Pro-Life Social Media The more the media write about Catholicism, the clearer it becomes that the media know nothing about it. Sensible Catholics see an urgent need to protect the faithful from scandal and the Eucharist from sacrilege. Anti-Catholic media see a battle of bishops versus Biden. Video of the Week All of the media hype surrounding the US bishops’ decision to formulate a document on the meaning of the Eucharist can seem overwhelming. Are any bishops enforcing Canon 915? In fact, there are, as we illustrated in our “Presence is Real” video.  Action Item of the Week The threats to our children in schools continue to grow. Professional organizations are intent on forcing our children into gender identity nightmares. We bring you information on a conference on how to fight back . . .