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In Case You Missed It – Friday, March 20, 2026

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US ‘allies’ change course, now ready to send military assets to Hormuz; Trump meets Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi at White House; James Comey subpoenaed by federal prosecutors; Homeland Security nominee clears first hurdle; Mamdani facing two scandals – wife’s ‘old’ tweets and NYC employee deportation; Hochul changes tune, pleads for wealthy donors to return to New York; National Catholic Prayer Breakfast graces DC again this year; Trump issues message to nation on Feast of St. Joseph; Lay leader who criticized Cdl. Cupich phased out of Catholic conference board; Catholics celebrate English saint who said, ‘Have faith and wholeheartedly trust God Who will never abandon those who Love Him’; and more —

US ‘allies’ now ready to send military assets to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

Read @ConservBrief

Hormuz Blockade OVER

Watch @DrTurleyTalks

Trump meets Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in the White House Oval Office

Watch @RapidResponse47; more coverage at The White House

James Comey has been subpoenaed by federal prosecutors

Watch @JustTheNews

Homeland Security Nominee Clears First Hurdle

Watch @GuntherEagleman

Dems working mightily to block the SAVE America Act

Watch @EricLLaugh

Elon Musk on illegal immigrants who commit crimes and Dems

See @elonmusk

National Catholic Prayer Breakfast celebrates Catholic contributions to USA

Michael Knowles, Catholic author, political commentator, and Daily Wire host, highlighted the accomplishments throughout the 250-year journey of Catholicism in the United States during his keynote address at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast.

About 1,500 guests, including about a dozen Catholic U.S. lawmakers, attended the 21st annual breakfast held at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., on March 19. 

U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, a Protestant, and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, a Catholic, both Republicans from Louisiana, also spoke. Former apostolic nuncio Cardinal Christophe Pierre addressed attendees via video, and Pope Leo XIV and President Donald Trump provided written messages.

Read more at EWTN News; watch full event here

Michael Knowles speaking at the National Catholic Breakfast

Watch @EWTNews

Pope Leo issues letter to National Prayer Breakfast

Read @EWTNews

President Trump issues message to the nation on Feast of St. Joseph

Today, I send my best wishes to Catholics and other Christians celebrating the Feast of Saint Joseph—the earthly father of Jesus Christ and one of the most revered figures in the Bible.

Saint Joseph was a model father, husband, and worker, as well as a living embodiment of Christian virtue.  He spent his life working tirelessly, without accolades or recognition, to protect his family and raise the Son of God.  Through every trial and tribulation, Saint Joseph led his family with dignity, strength, and moral courage.  In the face of uncertainty and danger, time and again, he valiantly surrendered to God’s will with faith, fortitude, humility, and obedience—playing a central role in the life of Jesus Christ and the history of salvation.

Saint Joseph also holds a distinct place in American culture, especially for the Italian-American community.  Every March 19, Catholics in New Orleans, Louisiana, and throughout the Nation construct beautiful altars in his honor.  From the factories of St. Louis, Missouri, and the deserts of Santa Fe, New Mexico, to churches, chapels, and homes all across our country, Catholics have credited him with extraordinary miracles.  He is recognized as the head of the Holy Family, the patron saint of workers, and the “Terror of Demons,” and he remains revered by countless citizens for his tremendous example of what it means to be a man, father, and husband.

Read more at WhiteHouse.gov

Zohran Mamdani’s Wife Celebrated Palestinian Terrorists, Including Plane Hijacker, In Social Media Posts From Early Adulthood

New York City’s first lady, Rama Duwaji, glorified terrorist violence in a wide range of posts made on social media when she was a teenager and in her early 20s, celebrating members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) terror group and the First Intifada, a Washington Free Beacon review of her old X and Tumblr accounts found.

Duwaji, 28, posted a photo to her Tumblr account in September 2017, when she would have been 20 years old, of the infamous Palestinian terrorist Leila Khaled. Under the username “diimashq,” she echoed one of Khaled’s most famous statements.

Khaled, a longtime member of the PFLP, a U.S.-designated terrorist organization, participated in plane hijackings in 1969 and 1970. Between the two hijackings, she underwent several cosmetic surgery procedures to disguise her identity. In the 1970 hijacking, Khaled threatened to detonate a grenade unless the pilots let her into the cockpit. Today, she is revered by terrorists and their allies as the first woman to hijack a plane.

Read more at the Washington Free Beacon

Rama Duwaji’s old tweets resurface – Caution: vulgar language

See @AFpost

Immigration judge orders deportation of NYC Council employee after ICE arrest; city leaders push back

An immigration judge has ordered the deportation of a former New York City Council employee federal officials said in January was an undocumented immigrant with a prior assault arrest.

City Council Speaker Julie Menin announced the deportation ruling on Wednesday, condemning it as a “miscarriage of justice and wholly deplorable” and pledging to fight back by filing an appeal.

Two months ago, Rafael Andres Rubio Bohorquez, 53, was detained during an immigration appointment and was identified by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a Venezuelan “criminal illegal alien” who overstayed his visa.

Read more at Fox News

Mamdani furious after judge orders deportation of NYC city council employee

See @WesternJournalX

NY Governor flip flops on who she wants in and out of her state

Watch @ImMeme0

Lay Leader Who Criticized Cardinal Cupich Phased Out of Catholic Conference Board

Nearly six months after publicly criticizing Cardinal Blase Cupich’s plan to give a “lifetime achievement” award to a pro-abortion-rights senator, a long-serving lay member of the Catholic Conference of Illinois (CCI) board of directors is being involuntarily phased out of his role. 

John Breen, a Loyola University Chicago law professor who has served on CCI’s board since 2012, will be off the board after the group’s upcoming March 20 meeting, the Register has learned. An informed source confirmed to the Register that the move is linked to Breen’s September 2025 criticism of the Chicago cardinal’s intention to honor Sen. Dick Durbin at an archdiocesan gala.

When reached by the Register and asked if leaving the board was his decision, Breen said “No” and provided no further comment.

Read more at the National Catholic Register

The US Constitution, St. Thomas Aquinas, and natural law

Read @cnalive

UK Catholic Leaders condemn abortion up-to-birth vote

See @EdwardPentin

Israeli settlers escalate attacks on West Bank’s last Christian town

See @VaticanNews

Today is the Feast Day of St. Cuthbert of Lindisfarne

See @FriarMario; read more about St. Cuthbert at Durham Cathedral

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