Jenny Holland

Liz Yore, an attorney and cultural commentator, joins writer Jenny Holland to discuss Mel Gibson's announcement about a sequel to 'The Passion of the Christ.' They dive into the challenges facing the Catholic Church today, including allegations of the FBI mischaracterizing traditional Catholics. The conversation moves to cultural issues, faith under secular pressure, and the implications of euthanasia legislation. They also reflect on the portrayal of biblical narratives in modern media and the enduring impact of Christ's humanization through film.

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.

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.