President Trump: "This evil Anti Semitic Attack is An Assault on All of Us."
Seth Segal
In a hideous attack on religious freedom, The Tree Of Life Synagouge in Pittsburgh,PA was attacked as services were getting under way Sabbath Morning.
11 people were murdered at prayer in a brutal Anti-Semitic massacre. 6 people were injured among them 4 courageous law enforcement officers. Law enforcement faced the line of Fire with courage.
The evil attack occurred at a baby naming in a friendly Jewish neighborhood in Pittsburgh. It's home to many synagogues and two Jewish schools.
The attacker is a known Jew Hater and has bragged to have not voted for the President. He has also absurdly referred to the President as a globalist.
At a rally in Illinois the President strongly denounced the attack. He condemned this act of terror in the strongest possible terms.
In a strong and courageous moment the President declared "This evil Anti Semitic attack is an assault on all of us. It's an assault on humanity It will require all of us working together to extract the hateful poison of anti Semitism from the world." The President plans to visit the site of the attack.
The horrific attack is a threat to religious liberty. The president has called for armed security at "soft targets" like churches, synagogues and schools.
The President has shown terrific leadership in the wake of this horrific tragedy. He has shown that he is the most pro law enforcement president in modern history.
This president is the biggest friend of the Jewish people in modern history. This attack like those before will not intemidate America. We are strong and we have a president who fights for all Americans and the American people.
This is another example of the President standing for all Americans because after all as the president would say we all bleed "red,white and blue".
Powerful Homily: Catholic Priest Rebukes Members of the Church Who Ignored Religious Freedom, Voted for Joe Biden
This priest isn't cowing before the pro-abortion Left.
Father Jeffrey Kirby of the Diocese of Charleston delivered a powerful homily rebuking members of the Church who voted for Joe Biden last week.
Father Kirby began his homily telling the account of St. Thomas Becket, a 12th century English bishop who was murdered in his cathedral for upholding the rights of the Church in defiance of governmental mandates. Kirby compared Becket's opponents to Catholics who supported Biden, who is likely to continue in the vein of governmental impositions and infringements on religious liberty seen from President Obama's administration.
Watch Father Kirby's full homily here.
"Some of you, I know, voted for someone who is now going to suffer and persecute the Church for the next four years…
That on top of the fact that he supports the slaughter of the unborn!
What have you done! What have you done to your Church! Look, and watch, as our religious sisters are dragged through the courts! As contraception is imposed upon them! Watch as our hospitals disappear. Because we will not follow government dictates."
Biden, who styles himself as a Catholic despite support for unlimited abortion and homosexualism, benefited from the support of more religious Catholics and Evangelical Christians than previous Democrat candidates for President. Father Kirby made sure that those who thought allusions to "tone" and decorum were more important than fundamental Catholic moral teachings on life understood the errors of their ways.
"And those of you who voted for such an administration… bear responsibility, for what you have done. Because we are in for it, folks. And they are already getting ready for it."
Some high-ranking bishops of the American Catholic Church even went so far as to appear to outright endorse Joe Biden, a development unprecedented for a presidential candidate promising full support for an unlimited abortion agenda.
"Never forget, that the spiritual mystics tell us, that the pavements of hell are paved with the skulls of bishops. I preach the truth. So those of you who are entrusted to my care- you know what we believe as Catholics. You know what the true religion calls for. And I want to make sure that I speak it-even if every one of you denies it."