chris ferrara

On today's episode, we welcome talented singer and musician Chris Ferrara. Chris grew up outside of the Boston Area and made his way down to Nashville to fan the flame of his music career. Chris embodies genuine character with a lot of hustle. His style of playing protects the integrity of live music while incorporating contemporary elements. Chris Ferrara & The Common Good have played on various stages, but have recently landed a residency at the Twelve Thirty Club in Nashville, Tennessee. If you ever find yourself on Broadway, hop on up to the Supper Club and watch Chris and the band bring the crowd to life!

Chris Ferrara has a fire about him that fuels every avenue of his life. He has had his fair share of disappointments and doubts, but with the help of his inner circle he persevered to chase his dream. Chris brought so much energy and laughter onto the show! You know what to do! Sit back, relax, and get your pens ready!!

Watch Full Episode: https://youtu.be/A4kvXoJBaKM

Follow Chris on IG : @iamchrisferrara
Check out his website: https://www.iamchrisferrara.com/
Listen to him on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1uDYKHn4hlBN2tq3pHoILT
Or Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/album/firefly-single/1561940810

 Editor-in-Chief Brian McCall interviews long time CFN author Christopher Ferrara about the upcoming general US election. The two discuss the principles Catholic participation in working for the common good. In his usual witty style, Ferrara decimates a host of sophistical arguments that Catholics should abstain from the general election. Topics covered include: 
Do Catholics have an obligation to vote in elections generally? 
Can Catholics participate in a republic or must we demand monarchy? 
What is the distinction between the error of sovereignty coming from the people and a framework in which people choose upon whom God confers authority? 
Do Donald Trump's past moral failings or imperfect policy positions preclude a Catholic voting for him? 

CFN Editor-in-Chief Brian McCall talks with super lawyer and CFN longtime contributor Christopher A. Ferrara about the lawsuits he has filed or is filing against New York, New Jersey, and California. His clients, who include Traditional Catholic Priests of the SSPX, are suing these states led by liberal governors for violating the Constitution by shutting down or severely restricting churches on the pretext of the COVID-19 scare while they praise and participate in mass protests.