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WASHINGTON (OSV News) – On the eve of the national March for Life rally in Washington, President Donald Trump announced Jan. 23 he was issuing pardons for 23 protesters arrested for violating the federal Freedom of Access to Clinics (FACE) Act.

Trump signed the pardons in the Oval Office.

“They should not have been prosecuted. Many of them are elderly people,” he told reporters. “This is a great honor to sign this.”

U.S. President Donald Trump signs an executive order in the Oval Office of the White House, in Washington, Jan. 23, 2025. Trump announced Jan. 23 he was pardoning pro-life activists sentenced to prison for committing FACE Act violations against abortion clinics.

The Thomas More Society, the Chicago-based public interest law firm, had earlier in January announced it had submitted formal requests to pardon 21 pro-life activists convicted under the FACE Act. They included:

Joan Bell,

Coleman Boyd,

Joel Curry,

Jonathan Darnel,

Eva Edl,

Chester Gallagher,

William Goodman,

Dennis Green,

Lauren Handy,

Paulette Harlow,

John Hinshaw,

Heather Idoni,

Jean Marshall,

Father Fidelis Moscinski,

Justin Phillips,

Paul Place,

Paul Vaughn,

Bevelyn Beatty Williams,

Calvin Zastrow,

Eva Zastrow, and

James Zastrow.

The two other convicted pro-life activists pardoned by Trump are

Herb Geraghty of Pennsylvania and

Jay Smith of New York.

https://www.dioceseofscranton.org/trump-pardons-23-pro-life-activists-convicted-of-face-act-violations/

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Marshall McLuhan, a mid-20th-century media theorist, analyzed how electronic media acted as a new environment that restructured human sensory experience, effectively managing the "mood" or collective consciousness of the world. He proposed that media were not passive tools, but extensions of the human nervous system that, by their mere presence, altered perceptions and social structures.Key Aspects of McLuhan’s Views on Media and Collective Mood:The Global Village and Retribalization: McLuhan predicted that electronic media (television, radio, satellites) would compress time and space, reducing the world into a "global village". This interconnectedness creates a "worldpool of information" that forces humanity back into a tribal-like, communal experience, where a single event can evoke a collective emotional response worldwide.The Medium is the Massage (Message): McLuhan argued that the form of the media (the medium) has a greater impact on society and collective psychology than the content it carries. The medium acts as a "massage"—a processed environment that shapes our sensory, emotional, and psychological state.Hot vs. Cold Media:Hot Media (e.g., Radio, Film): High definition, filled with data, requiring little participation from the audience. They often create detached or specialized, uniform responses.Cold Media (e.g., Television, Telephone): Low definition, requiring high participation, which leads to intense involvement and a more unified, collective emotional, or "tribal," mood.Media as Environmental Control: McLuhan viewed media as a "4th dimension" or a new environment that is largely invisible but "works us over". He argued that electronic media created a "continuously sounding tribal drum" that, by providing a constant stream of news, sets the tone for global perception.The Role of the Artist: McLuhan believed that artists function as a "distant early warning system" who, through their work, can make the subconscious effects of new media conscious, allowing for greater control and understanding.Impact on Mood and Behavior:Hypnosis and Numbing: McLuhan suggested that the intense, all-encompassing nature of modern media can lead to a state of collective "hypnosis" or "numbing," where audiences lose their individual critical perspective and become absorbed into the "total environment".Amplification of Emotion: Because electronic media connects the world in real-time, emotional responses to news (wars, tragedies, scandals) become immediate and shared, overriding local or rational considerations.In summary, McLuhan didn't necessarily focus on a "manager" using media to control mood, but rather described the inherent, automatic process by which electronic technology manipulates and homogenizes human emotions on a global scale.

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Vatican court confirms ongoing investigation into validity of Pope Benedict’s resignation

This is the first time the Vatican’s criminal investigative office has put in writing that multi-year claims have triggered an active investigation file on the validity of Benedict’s renunciation.

https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/vatican-court-confirms-ongoing-investigation-into-validity-of-pope-benedicts-resignation/