The work personal vocation, Marilis Pineiro will introduce and speak about the Vulnerable People Project, and her work with the orphans, the persecuted, the unborn children, the elderly and the refugees in Ukraine and Afghanistan.

ABOUT THE GUEST: 

Ms. Marilis Pineiro: Legislative and Diplomatic Relations Liaison, Marilis Pineiro was born and raised in New York City. She's always had a desire to serve God and others. While in college she discerned religious life and entered the Franciscan Order. The 8 years of formation and experiences she had as a Sister led her to work at the very heart of the Catholic Church, serving at the Apostolic Nunciature, the diplomatic mission of the Holy See to the United States. While there she had the privilege of serving Pope Francis directly, as well as the Apostolic Nuncio at the time, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano. Her time there gave her a wide array of experiences, as well as meeting, serving, and working with many leaders of the Catholic Church and various Heads of State. Though she discerned that religious life was not her calling, her time as a religious sister gave her invaluable growth and experience to continue to serve the vulnerable of the world today. She is currently residing in Washington, DC where she is heavily involved with the pro-life movement. She has a penchant for standing up for the vulnerable and using her gifts to bring their voices to the forefront.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Christianity on Trial- Observatory of Discrimination and Intolerance against Christians in Europe with focus on the West: Self censorship and universities 
The Trial against Christianity, the Observatory for Discrimination and Intolerance against Christians in Europe is a Civil Society Organization focused on research, education, awareness building, and empowerment of Christians in Europe. For years now they have investigated over 4500 cases of discrimination and intolerance against Christians in Europe, amongst them are numerous cases of hate crimes and also significant limitations of religious freedom of Christians. What is there to learn from this European observatory for United States and Canada? These and other questions in our conversation with Madeleine Enzlberger. Some of the main bullet points will be: the dynamics of the secular intolerance on the systemic and social level; the second bullet point is the problem of universities and what the consequences of censorship and the chilling effect on the future generations of Europe and in the West. the Observatory rarely uses the term “cancel culture”because it is a trigger term for specific ideologies. Instead for strategic reasons, the Observatory approaches the reality of the Christian persecution from a secular position that has neutrality and truth in it.         

 

ABOUT THE GUEST: 
Ms. Madeleine Enzlberger 
BIO: Ms. Madeleine Enzlberger Madeleine Enzlberger, currently functions as the executive director of the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe. Before joining the Observatory Ms. Enzlberger was active as an entrepreneur in Vienna. She obtained an MA in International Administration and Conflict Management form the University of Konstanz (Germany) and spent an academic year at the University of Warwick (England) specializing in International Security. Enzlberger also conducted field research in Iraq where she focused on international religious freedom policy and the persecution of Christians.

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Christianity on Trial- Observatory of Discrimination and Intolerance against Christians in Europe with focus on the West: An OverviewThe Trial against Christianity, the Observatory for Discrimination and Intolerance against Christians in Europe is a Civil Society Organization focused on research, education, awareness building, and empowerment of Christians in Europe. For years now they have investigated over 4500 cases of discrimination and intolerance against Christians in Europe, amongst them are numerous cases of hate crimes and also significant limitations of religious freedom of Christians. What is there to learn from this European observatory for United States and Canada? These and other questions in our conversation with Madeleine Enzlberger. Some of the main bullet points will be: the dynamics of the secular intolerance on the systemic and social level; the second bullet point is the problem of universities and what the consequences of censorship and the chilling effect on the future generations of Europe and in the West. the Observatory rarely uses the term “cancel culture”because it is a trigger term for specific ideologies. Instead for strategic reasons, the Observatory approaches the reality of the Christian persecution from a secular position that has neutrality and truth in it.         

 

ABOUT THE GUEST: 
Ms. Madeleine Enzlberger 
BIO: Ms. Madeleine Enzlberger Madeleine Enzlberger, currently functions as the executive director of the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe. Before joining the Observatory Ms. Enzlberger was active as an entrepreneur in Vienna. She obtained an MA in International Administration and Conflict Management form the University of Konstanz (Germany) and spent an academic year at the University of Warwick (England) specializing in International Security. Enzlberger also conducted field research in Iraq where she focused on international religious freedom policy and the persecution of Christians.

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Aggressions against Christians in Lebanon puts the Abrahamic Accord in danger. might be an indicative of loosing the balance of Peace in the Middle East between Israel and the Arab world. In a way or the other, Lebanon will always be the testing ground for the success or failure of religious freedom, and to stop all forms of hate, persecution and antisemitism. If Lebanon fails, the consequences on the Abrahamic  Accord is that it will also fail, and the long historical achievements on stopping terrorism, antisemitism and persecution will also fail with it. What makes Lebanon so unique so that its peace is necessary for Peace in the Middle East and consequently in the world.   

 

ABOUT THE GUEST:

Tom Harb is the CO-Chair for the American Middle East Coalition for Democracy. Plays an educational role among the Middle eastern communities in United States and through Middle east media. Also, Tom Harb is the President of the World Council of the Cedars Revolution WCCR – USA Chapter, an NGO representing Lebanese activists worldwide. The WCCR was established in 2006, after the people of Lebanon rallied in demand for freedom and independence. 

In support of the WCCR’s mission, Mr. Harb became particularly influential aiding with other team of Lebanese experts /activists the UN in introducing what is now known as the UNSCR 1559; Mr. Harb is also Chairman of the American Maronite Union. An alliance working closely with the Maronite American Leadership and the Maronite Lebanese Leadership to preserve Lebanon’s sovereignty and independence where free, Christian advocates can continue to be heard as liberty was best intended. 

Mr. Harb’s frequent participation and speaking arrangements include appearances at major universities, numerous UN Mission meetings as well as European Parliaments, conferences in Brussels, Paris, Lisbon and Vienna. He has also appeared on media outlets such as MSNBC, Fox News, al-Hurra , Al-Jazera, France 24, Russia Today, I-24, BBC as well as various radio talk programs. 

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The persecuted Christians in the world, is the largest silent global war that is going on.  We will host members of the Coalition Save the Persecuted Christians who work with Mission of Hope and Mercy to talk about it. American journalist, Douglas Burton, works with independent journalists in Nigeria who report on the violence. He helps get their ‘Rural Watch’ stories published in US media. The Nigerian reporters are threatened with detention and harassed, some are in hiding, but they bravely continue their work. 

Doug and his friends are breaking important stories, including an eye-witness account of Deborah’s stoning and death, by a friend who was with her. This friend says Nigerian police and DSS officers, numbering at least 50, stood by and did not disperse the crowd nor save Deborah’s life.

He has other stories like this implicating NG security services in collaboration or support of violent attacks.

He’s also been following the various bandit groups and their affiliations or agreements with jihadists.

ABOUT THE GUESTS: 

Mrs Denise Laugesen, Executive Director of Save the Persecuted Christians Coalition. 

Mr Doug Burton, independent journalist with articles appearing in the Washington Times, Epoch Times, Rural Watch in Nigeria and the National Catholic Register

 

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Patrick Davis began his political career in the George HW Bush administration in 1991.  Since then, he has advised candidates for US Senate, Congress, Governor, and in 2016 he was the Colorado State Director for Donald Trump.  In 2017, President Trump appointed Patrick to a senior leadership post at the US Environmental Protection Agency where he served until 2021.

Julian Dunraven: Attorney and Professor of Law at Arapahoe Community College.

Why are the violent reactions against the potential Supreme Court Decision that will overturn Roe v Wade taking place against churches and Prolife organizations with religious background? Is attacking these churches and organizations an indication that abortion v prolife is a religious freedom issue or it is a political issue? Is the Overturning of Roe v Wade a Religious Freedom issue or political Issue?

There is a new ruling that just came out from the Supreme Court that ruled positively for parents seeking state aid for religious schools. Is this a religious freedom issue or political issue?

In the spirit of Independence Day, the Fourth of July, What are the battles that this country has done and that we could consider as righteous wars and a source of honor for our country. The battle for freedom in the history of the United States and the various Freedoms Focuses it took in the recent centuries. The war of gender, the prolife, the overturning of Roe V Wade, the religious rights of students and parents in public schools. Freedom to believe that Life is Sacred in all case. We are fighting life.

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The reality of abortion and the human life in Colorado between politics, religion and its impact on faith, family and the pursuit of happiness. Mr Corporon will also speak about the pro-life and abortion culture in the State of Colorado. He will cover the realties of social justice in Colorado that affect family, faith and freedom. On the show he will give his input on the topic of divisions in American Politics on the first and the second amendments. Where is God in the American Experiment of government and society? 

Mr Randy Corporon is a lawyer and the host of a radio talk show on KNUS 710 am. 

 

 

 

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Is the Environment really at risk? Is the Earth really over populated or there is a problem of under population on earth? The reality of abortion and the human life in Colorado between politics, religion and its impact on faith, family and the pursuit of happiness. 

Our guest, Patrick Davis, began his political career in the George HW Bush administration in 1991.  Since then, he has advised candidates for US Senate, Congress, Governor, and in 2016 he was the Colorado State Director for Donald Trump.  In 2017, President Trump appointed Patrick to a senior leadership post at the US Environmental Protection Agency where he served until 2021.

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Dr. Julian Dunraven, Attorney and Professor of Law at Arapaho Community College.

WHAT WILL THE GUESTS SPEAK ABOUT:

Practical Liberty and Faith in a constantly changing and moving American Society; Abortion in Colorado, the Colorado Health Equity Act, the reaction of the local catholic bishops to it by issuing a “Voluntary refrain from communion” to Catholic pro-abortion politicians; the Nigeria Attack against the Catholic Church where 70 people were killed by Boko Haram Islamist fundamentalist group. All these and other matters on this show.  

 

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Dr. Julian Dunraven, Attorney and Professor of Law at Arapaho Community College.

Julian will be rereading the leaked opinion so it is fresh. He would approach it in the following way: he will briefly do an overview of Roe v. Wade and why it was bad constitutional jurisprudence. Dr Julian will cover the current case and what it did. He will explain about why the Democrats and media are saying this endangers other rights like privacy, contraception, or gay rights.

Dr Julian will close by pointing out that this will not change the law in Colorado at all, and Abortion will remain legal here right up until the moment of birth unless we choose to limit that with a state law.

 

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