Frank Walker

In this engaging discussion, Jenny Holland, a journalist and commentator, teams up with Frank Walker, a Catholic issues expert with ties to Canon 212. They dive into the controversy surrounding a UK government job ad for a 'Sharia Law Administrator,' unpacking its societal and political implications. The conversation touches on the broader themes of faith, immigration, and the shifting dynamics in religious communities, as well as the challenges posed by integrating diverse values into modern society.

In this gripping discussion, Elizabeth Yor, a former law enforcement professional, sheds light on legal aspects of child pornography. Frank Walker critiques the Vatican's recent decision to elevate a convicted priest, emphasizing the need for accountability within the Church. Jenny Holland tackles the concerning over-sexualization of children and the moral obligations of institutions. Together, they confront the systemic failures of the Church and the cultural implications of these controversies, highlighting urgent calls for reform and responsibility.

Frank Walker, a writer at Canon 212, shares critical insights on alarming church appointments, including a convicted priest's role in children's ministry. Brandon Showalter, a reporter for the Christian Post, dives into the heated debate around gender-affirming care, raising concerns about medical ethics and parental rights. Jenny Holland, a dedicated parent and War Room reporter, discusses the urgent need for reforms in both religious and medical institutions to better protect youth and ensure accountability. Their compelling conversation sheds light on systemic failures and the call for responsible action.

Liz Yore, an attorney and staunch advocate for Catholic issues, joins Frank Walker, a contributor to Canon 212, and Tim Haselow, Island County GOP chairman. They discuss the controversial firing of LifeSiteNews CEO John-Henry Weston and its ramifications for both the pro-life movement and the integrity of Catholic media. The conversation touches on pressures from donors, accountability, and shifting dynamics in church leadership. They also reflect on the importance of resilience amid current challenges and hint at upcoming transformations in global finance.

Jenny Holland, a Catholic commentator and podcast host, teams up with Frank Walker, a Catholic news aggregator and Canon 212 founder, to tackle pressing cultural and religious issues in the UK. They dive into the removal of a Pride flag by a city council after a Christian bookshop's complaint, sparking debates on community governance. The discussion also covers the shifting dynamics of faith among Gen Z, the impact of political narratives within the Catholic community, and the urgent need for authentic expression in religious practice.