2A: Washington and Oregon might be okay, especially cities like Portland that have already invaded themselves.
CATHOLIC: CLICK https://www.facebook.com/reel/28512461145039050 to hear a convert discuss Catholic bashing. [:55] – I’m a cradle Catholic, 72 years old, and have also NEVER heard any Protestant bashing from any Catholic pulpit. I have heard Catholic bashing while visiting Protestant churches and one time, an anti-Catholic church near ours leafleted our cars during Mass. Another time, a teen from our parish was on an outing with a friend and, while she was trapped in their car, the friend’s parents preached at the kid about how wrong Catholic teachings and practices supposedly are.
LIFE: On Sept. 14, an unprecedented wrongful-death case called Wabbington v. Boyd was settled and dismissed with prejudice. The defendants were two late-term abortionists who were found liable for having aborted a 26-week-old viable fetus while the mother was under the influence of methamphetamine and could not give valid informed consent. The abortionists knew the mother was high, but performed the abortion anyway. They and their clinic, Southwestern Women’s Options, have been ordered to pay $200,000 to the dead child’s estate.
MAHA: [9:40] – We can make healthy life choices to reduce the likelihood of getting cancer.
MEDICARE: On Oct 2, Trump announced his administration will be using the Medicare Improvement Fund this month to help ease seniors’ health care costs. Congress allocated $2 billion for this purpose, but never delivered any of it. Trump says this month, eligible seniors will receive $90 payments, either by direct deposit or check. Most Medicare Part B enrollees are eligible for the payments, except those whose premiums are already paid by Medicaid or who pay an income-related monthly adjustment amount. I think that means us, but I won’t hold my breath, in case it’s not.
SPIRITUAL WARFARE: CLICK https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Yus3jPYeznQ [2:55] tell about what he believes was the most impactful summer of his life.
GRAMMY NOTES: In April 2019, five-year-old Landen Hoffman was visiting the Mall of America in Minnesota with his family when a stranger suddenly picked him up and threw him more than 40 feet from a third-floor balcony. The boy suffered skull fractures and multiple broken bones. Many feared the worst.
Yet after seven months of recovery, Landen was walking normally and back in kindergarten with a bright smile. His family shared that the young boy often told people who were hurt: “Don’t worry, I fell off a cliff but angels caught me and Jesus loves me, so I’m okay and you will be too!”
In 2016, I woke in hospital, disoriented and needing to pee. It was dark and I forgot I was hooked to monitors and an IV. When I jumped out of bed to run to the bathroom, I tripped and fell like a log, face first, to the floor. I swear that my angel caught me, because it felt like I landed on a big, fat body pillow. I didn’t even have a bruise.
