LOOP: Trump vows to reverse 3rd-world immigration

The LOOP SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29 TRUMP VOWS TO REVERSE 3rd-WORLD IMMIGRATION  President Donald Trump late Thursday announced a "reverse migration" plan, vowing he will permanently stop immigration from the third world and deport immigrations who are "non-compatible with Western Civilization."

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29 TRUMP VOWS TO REVERSE 3rd-WORLD IMMIGRATION President Donald Trump late Thursday announced a "reverse migration" plan, vowing he will permanently stop immigration from the third world and deport immigrations who are "non-compatible with Western Civilization." READ  TRUMP PRONOUNCES 'AUTOPEN' ORDERS NULLIFIED  Trump declared Friday that all orders signed by "autopen" under President Joe Biden are now terminated, "which was approximately 92% of them."  READ POPE LEO IN TURKEY: NICENE CREED UNITES ALL CHRISTIANS  Pope Leo said during his second day in Turkey that on the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, Christians everywhere must remember the shared faith expressed in the Nicene Creed, allowing that universal faith to bring an urgently needed witness to a world threatened by many attacks on human dignity.  READ AD: SWITCH TO CHARITY MOBILE AND GET A FREE CHRISTMAS GIFT!   This Christmas season, new customers get a free phone AND free power bank offer when you switch to the pro-life phone company! Five percent of your monthly plan price goes to your favorite pro-life charity at no extra cost, and all plans are under $50 before taxes and surcharges. The offer is open until February 2, 2026, or while supplies last. Use promo code LOOP at checkout!   LEARN MORE TOP UKRAINIAN OFFICIAL RESIGNS AMID CORRUPTION SCANDAL  "The head of Ukraine's delegation negotiating for Kyiv on Ukraine's peace plan resigned from office on Friday following a raid on his apartment — a day before he was scheduled to meet with the US team leading talks to end Russia's war," the New York Post reported.  READ AD: START ANYTIME, LEARN ANYTIME - HOMESCHOOL MADE SIMPLE  Building your perfect homeschool schedule just got easier! With unlimited access to hundreds of recorded courses from faithful Catholic instructors, you can start and stop anytime — no pressure, no deadlines. Explore everything from literature to chemistry, all on your family's schedule and budget.  LEARN MORE WAYS TO GO ALL-IN ON ADVENT  Several resources are debuting to help Catholics prepare for Christ's coming this Advent. Among the options are Waiting Well with Father Mike Schmitz, Hallow's Pray 25, and Bishop Conley's leadership of Exodus 90's Ad Orientem men's challenge. Advent begins tomorrow.   READ POPE LEO: HOW CATHOLICS CAN TRANSFORM ECONOMY  The economy should not be a mere "production machine," Pope Leo said this week in a message to Catholic entrepreneurs and businesspeople. "The Gospel transforms human work and brings about in us changes through which abundant life enters the world."  READ WORK WITH US!  CatholicVote is looking for passionate, mission-driven people to join the team. Could you be our next hire?   APPLY HERE ADVENT ART & REFLECTIONS   Refine contributor Rose Church has created a unique Advent calendar that you can access digitally or print if you prefer. She selects a work of art that connects to the readings of each Sunday in Advent, and combines them with questions for reflection for each day of the week. Check it out and try it with your family or a small group!   READ THANKGIVING LEFTOVER PLAN  Leftovers. You've still got 'em. Here's a plan for the whole week using Thursday's leftovers. Adjust for the number of people and save a grocery list for the minimal additional ingredients needed to fill out the meals.  READ ARE BLACK FRIDAY & CYBER MONDAY WORTH IT?  Stats show that buyers are becoming more cautious over their Christmas shopping, and the frenzy of Black Friday and Cyber Monday has somewhat calmed down. Is it better to get all your shopping done during the big sale days, or ignore it altogether? Maybe somewhere in the middle. Here's some advice on what's worth it.  READ SAINT OF THE DAY  Today the Church celebrates all the saints of the Franciscan, or Seraphic, Order. According to tradition, Saint Francis of Assisi prayed to feel the suffering of Christ and receive the charity with which Christ was inflamed. In response, Jesus appeared to Francis in the form of a seraph, or a six-winged angel, and gave the saint the stigmata. Seraphs have been considered symbols of the Franciscan Order and its saints ever since.  READ SATURDAY'S PSALM  "Give glory and eternal praise to him." (Daniel 3)  READ SATURDAY'S READINGS  Today's Mass readings.  READ SUNDAY'S PSALM  "Let us go rejoicing to the house of the Lord." (Psalm 122)  READ SUNDAY'S READINGS  Sunday's Mass readings.  READ WITNESS  Stefan Jasienski, a Polish Catholic prisoner, etched the Sacred Heart of Jesus into the wall of Cell 21 in Block 11 at Auschwitz, using nothing but his fingernails.  READ Paid for by CatholicVote Civic Action, a 501(c)(4) organization., PO Box 3310, Carmel, IN 46082 (317) 669-6127 Unsubscribe Manage preferences