Jeanie Hannaman

By Fr. Paul D. Scalia,  The Catholic Thing - “I am the true vine.” So, why the adjective? Why does our Lord describe Himself as the true vine? Why not just “the vine,” as in fact He says later? Well, for starters, to make sure we get the analogy right. Because we often get it wrong... We typically think that when our Lord describes Himself in earthly terms – like a shepherd, bread, light, or a vine – that the true versions are down here below and He’s like them. In fact, it’s the opposite. The things of this world, while real, are just images of the surpassing reality of eternal life – “the life that is life indeed.” (1 Timothy 6:19)

The Ruth Institute, The Stream - From Faith Hakesley at “Advice from a Survivor”: Everyone suffers whether due to his own personal choices, what someone has done to him, or because of natural occurrences. Life certainly doesn’t seem “fair” at times but by opening our lives to Christ we discover that only He can triumph over suffering. He is the key!... Jesus never said anything about this life being free from difficulties. ...

By Michael J. Matt, Editor, Remnant TV - In this episode of The Remnant Underground, Michael J. Matt provides an update on the W.H.O. Pandemic Treaty, Bishop John Stowe’s campaign to put the Catholic Church in service of Agenda 2030, and the phenomenon of high-profile influencers converting to Christianity. Seriously, what is going on here?!.. Plus, the unholy triumvirate of access deaths, euthanasia, and Artificial Intelligence – a perfect metaphor for an enlightened society.