Jeanie Hannaman

Getting physically fit would be challenging enough, but how would I address the other areas?  Many people (myself included) express frustration with being too busy and not having enough time for prayer, reading and exercise.  They may select one area for improvement, but rarely will all three be addressed at once.  I suggest the solution may lie in being more efficient with our busy schedules and combining activities when possible.

By  Robert Lazu Kmita, The Remnant - Always, in a world absorbed in the tsunami of doctrinal and practical heresies as in a vortex, prayer must always remain unextinguished like an unpearishable flame. Just as the apostles cried out in the boat, we too must cry out – day and night – to God: “Master, we perish!” However, this must be done with full confidence: when the moment deemed appropriate by God comes, He himself will be the one to calm the storm, rebuking the sea and the waves. Although it lasted for three hours, the darkening of the sun has an end. ...

By Joe McClane, A Catholic Take, (Complicit Clergy) - Does the new Vatican Document on Human Dignity conform to previous Catholic Teaching? Michael Hichborn of Lepanto Institute rejoins A Catholic Take to break down how “Dignitas Infinita” stacks up against previous statements from popes and theologians on the topic of human dignity. ...