Conservative leaders and clients of a firm that manages charitable giving have written a letter countering a Leftist effort to “unmask” and stymie conservatives’ donations. The activist group “Unmask Fidelity” recently confronted the firm, Fidelity Charitable, demanding that it disclose five years’ worth of its grant activities involving conservative and Christian organizations such as Alliance Defending Freedom, the Family Research Council, and TurningPoint USA – unmasking Fidelity’s clients and exposing their non-profit benefactors to public controversy. “Americans have always been free to give to nonprofit causes they believe in, but left-wing political activists are determined to limit that freedom,” wrote lawyer Jeremy Tedesco in a recent column at the Wall Street Journal. “Considering these activists’ record of successfully convincing corporations to do their bidding on a host of issues, everyone who supports the American traditions of free speech, free association and privacy should be concerned.” Click the link in our bio for more.

Fr. James Martin, SJ, went viral on Twitter Tuesday as pro-life Catholics took him to task for suggesting in a tweet that being pro-life today means being “white nationalist.” “Pro life should not mean being a white nationalist,” the celebrity Jesuit tweeted, sharing an opinion piece by Leftist opinion columnist Moira Donegan of The Guardian. In the piece, Donegan argued that “the white supremacist and anti-choice movements have always been closely linked. But more and more, they are becoming difficult to tell apart.” Donegan, a frequent writer on the topic of abortion, recently lamented the possibility of Roe v. Wade being overturned by the Supreme Court, and decried the “suggestion that a fetus might have interests in its own right – interests that can be seen as equal or greater than the interests of the woman carrying it.” Click the link in our bio for the full story.

Missouri Attorney General, Eric Schmitt, is standing up to schools enforcing mask mandates by filing dozens of lawsuits challenging their legality. 💪

During a pro-life vigil Mass ahead of the March for Life, a group of self-proclaimed “Catholics for Choice” projected massive pro-abortion signs on the exterior of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. While faithful Catholics prayed for the unborn inside at the annual National Prayer Vigil for Life, the pro-abortion group remained outside the Mass. They came prepared with several pre-designed signs and a projector that would mark the sacred building with messages advocating more abortions. “PRO-CHOICE CATHOLICS, YOU ARE NOT ALONE,” read one projection. “1 IN 4 ABORTION PATIENTS IS CATHOLIC,” read another. And a third: “STOP STIGMATIZING, START LISTENING.” Click the link in our bio for the full story.

Congressional Republicans on Friday pressed the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to account for its involvement with, and authority over, non-invasive prenatal testing. Reps. Chip Roy, R-TX, Michelle Fischbach, R-MN, and Sen. Steve Daines, R-MT, led 89 House Members and eight Senators in the bicameral letter of inquiry, which comes after the New York Times reported on the shockingly high false-positive rates of certain prenatal genetic screenings for rare genetic disorders. The tests give false-positives at a rate of 85%, the Times reported. Positive results in prenatal screenings, including those countless false positives, can be cited by doctors to encourage parents to consider aborting their children. Click the link in our bio for more.

It is not the job of government to dictate what is best for our children.

The Biden administration argued before a federal appeals court in Chicago Thursday that teachers must use the “preferred pronouns” of schoolchildren. John Kluge, a teacher at Brownsburg High School in Indiana, was confronted by his school district after he declined to use the preferred pronouns of “LGBT” students, opting instead to simply refer to them by their last names in order to avoid conflict over the issue. When the district attempted to compel Kluge to use the pronouns, he sought accommodation from his employer based on his own deeply held religious beliefs, which forbade “affirming transgenderism.” Click the link in our bio for the full story.

Choosing to do good often means opting to do that which is burdensome. This is why we rely on God's grace to strengthen us onward. St. Paul, on the Blessed Feast of your Conversion, pray for us.