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Jesus was Jewish. His mother was Jewish. His disciples were Jewish. The roots of Christianity are deeply intertwined with the history of the Jewish people. As antisemitism continues to rear its ugly head, we must never forget the lessons of history. That's why I introduced Senate Bill 127, requiring Holocaust education in Pennsylvania schools. Remember our roots. Teach our history. Reject antisemitism. Learn more: palegis.us/legislation/bills…

10 days out. Trump is in Georgia. Vance is everywhere. And John Thune? Basically MIA. The SAVE America Act is STILL stalled. Photo ID and proof of citizenship to vote. That's it. He says Democrats would filibuster it. Child, be serious. Make them filibuster. After Nov 3, Republicans need a leader who FIGHTS. Vote Red. Then fix the Senate. 🇺🇸

Student athletes in Washington have walked off competition courses in protest. Initiative 638 would bar biologically male athletes from girls-designated K-12 sports. Who should decide? clarkcountytoday.com/story/w… #Initiative638 #GirlsSports #Opinion

Over half of U.S. Protestant pastors say the economy is negatively impacting their local church, according to new survey data from Lifeway Research. Pastors report increasing pressures and giving lagging behind inflation. baptistpress.com/resource-li…

Clergy Act Signed into Law Several years ago, I met with @SpeakerMcCarthy about the need to help pastors who had been improperly guided to leave Social Security years ago. In recent years, @RepVinceFong took up the Clergy Act, and I have been grateful for the work he has done. The Clergy Act gives eligible clergy who previously opted out of Social Security an opportunity to re-enroll and receive benefits, including Medicare, in their senior years. I’m grateful to announce that President @realDonaldTrump signed the Clergy Act into law today. I encourage pastors who may be eligible to watch for information from the IRS regarding the application process and to take advantage of this opportunity. fong.house.gov/media/press-r…

Reformation Day 2026 is fast approaching! "The 5 Solas: A Reformation Day Family Devotional" by @grcastleberry has been written for ages 10–15. This devotional introduces young readers to the great truths of the Reformation and the biblical gospel. Purchase here: unashamedtruth.org/shop/p/th…

Politics is setting the odds while crypto is still looking for a catalyst. @Polymarket 2026 Midterms markets show Democrats at 65% to take the Senate and 91% to take the House. What makes this interesting is the contrast. Election expectations are constantly repriced.#Polymarket

Southern Baptist churches will highlight the importance of reaching the next generation with the gospel on Student Baptism Sunday, Oct. 25. baptistpress.com/resource-li…

After a decision to see parishes discontinue the St. Michael prayer after Mass, the Bishop of Knoxville explains his view: pillarcatholic.com/p/knoxvil…

#IowaSenate AdImpact: Josh Turek releases new ad in which he opposes trans women competing in women’s sports “No Iowan should face discrimination. As a Paralympian, I also know it's important to have rules.” “It's why I oppose males competing in female sports ... I'm against taxpayers paying for sex changes, too.”

Denver Archbishop James Golka and over half a dozen fellow U.S. Catholic bishops met with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office on Oct. 22. White House Faith Director Jenny Korn told EWTN News the meeting was organized by the White House Faith Office “as part of our ongoing engagement with faith leaders of all denominations from across the country.” In addition to praying with Trump, Korn said several topics were discussed during the meeting, including “religious freedom, the role of the White House Faith Office, school choice, religious visas, and life policy.” Participants included Bishop Abdallah Elias Zaidan of the Maronite Eparchy of Our Lady of Lebanon of Los Angeles; Bishop Edward Burns of Dallas; Bishop James Wall of Gallup, New Mexico; Archbishop Emeritus Joseph Naumann of Kansas City, Kansas; Bishop William Joensen of Des Moines, Iowa; Archbishop Jeffrey Grob of Milwaukee; and Bishop Michael Barber, SJ, of Oakland, California. Before concluding the meeting, Golka and his brother bishops gathered around Trump at the Oval Office’s iconic Resolute desk to pray. Leading the intercession, Golka thanked God “for the gift of our beautiful nation, the gift of our government, and the gift of this office of the presidency” and asked for God’s blessing upon Trump. Continuing his prayer, Golka also thanked God for “the gift of your Son, Jesus. He’s right here with us. He redeems us, saves us, gives us immense mercy, guidance.” Golka also invoked the Holy Spirit, asking the Holy Spirit to “surround our country, to protect us against any influence of evil.” Following the meeting, Golka said in a statement that he “hopes the encounter will foster further dialogue on the sanctity of life, human dignity and other issues of concern to the Catholic Church.” The Archdiocese of Denver went on to note that “praying for those in public office is a long Catholic practice, rooted in St. Paul’s instruction to pray for all who hold authority (1 Timothy 2:1-2).” The archdiocese underscored that “it is not an endorsement of any specific candidate or party.” Korn also emphasized that the meeting was “not politics” but “policy in action ending with meaningful prayer with and for the president.” In addition to Korn, Paula White-Cain, the president’s longtime spiritual adviser, also attended the meeting. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) said it had no role in the event. “This was not something that the USCCB organized. It is not affiliated with the Conference,” said Chieko Noguchi, USCCB spokesperson. The USCCB and the Trump administration have been aligned on various issues, including religious liberty and gender ideology, along with some of Trump’s pro-life initiatives. More: ewtnnews.com/world/us/bishop…

This month, mailers addressed to “students” went out under the name “Texas Transgender Student Union.” The sender is a Wyoming LLC formed Sept. 2 that shares an address with about 300,000 other LLCs. The real group denies sending them and received threats. Nobody has said who did. When someone pays to scare you and hides their name, ask why. There is a war on for your mind. 🧠