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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 2025

Page

4

Vance Spars With Catholics Over Immigration Funding

Vice President JD Vance challenged the USCCB over funding tied to immigration during a CBS Face the Nation interview, prompting Cardinal Dolan to call the remarks scurrilous and hurtful. The piece notes Catholic Charities receipts of federal funds, audits showing funds and spending, and broader church responses amid political divisions.

JD Vance U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops CBS News Face the Nation Margaret Brennan Vance USCCB New York Timothy Dolan Donald Trump Dolan Catholic Charities Braveheart Yale Lutheran Church Michael Flynn Church Elon Musk Matthew C. Harrison Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Synod Catholic Charities Network Daddy Brennan CBS

Parker on immigration policy and church aid attacks

Kathleen Parker critiques shifts allowing ICE raids in sensitive areas and the fallout for migrants and Catholic Charities. She argues federal policy and Trump-era threats fuel humanitarian crisis, praises charitable church efforts, and urges humane solutions while noting Vance erred in linking bishops to greed. Parker is a Washington Post columnist.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement Chicago Vance Trump Flynn Musk Christ Dolan

Presidential power and party duty in a divided era

George Will argues that Democrats now applaud executive overreach and unilateral actions, while Republicans mirror aggressive presidential prerogatives. The piece weaves in Madison, Ricardo, and Roosevelt to critique the sustained drift toward executive dominance in U.S. policy and governance.

U.S James Madison David Ricardo Woodrow Wilson Congress Donald Trump Joe Biden Supreme Court Biden Trump U.S. Agency For International Development State Department USAID Military Service Academies

The Alcohol Dilemma At A Dinner Party

A humorous look at alcohol snobbery and endless drink options for a host who must stock a full bar. The piece notes the drift toward abstinence, critiques executive overreach, and ends with the pragmatic suggestion BYOB and a contact for further discussion.

Almanac Item For February 10 2025

Almanac notes the date in 2025 with birthdays of notable figures such as Emma Roberts and Uzo Aduba, a fact about Arthur Miller's death dating to Death of a Salesman opening, a quote from Uzo Aduba, and the moon phase between February 5 and February 12 with Victoria and Albert's progeny.

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