Jeanie Hannaman

By Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, LifeSiteNews - We are facing a global coup that involves both civil society and the Church. Both are infiltrated and controlled by characters who use their power and the authority that derives from it, not for the purposes of the institutions they govern, but in order to destroy them. This crisis of authority must be denounced, because the action of those who have reached the highest levels of leadership both of nations and of the Church is a subversive and criminal act.

By Bradley Eli, M.Div., Ma.Th., Church Militant - Some believe he was St. Paul's disciple mentioned in Acts 17:34 and the first bishop of Athens, whose feast day is Oct. 3... Seventh-century Father and Doctor of the Church St. John Damascene cited "Dionysius the Areopagite" on the nine choirs of angels' being divided "into three groups" or hierarchies.

By Jerome German, Crisis Magazine - I have lost count of the number of homilies in which I have been told that (a) Jesus was among the poorest of the poor and that (b) Jesus was illiterate. These claims seem nothing more to me than the crooning of over-zealous social justice warriors. To be sure, Christ was comfortable in the midst of the poorest of the poor and counted them as His own. But Scripture very clearly has Him reading from a scroll in the synagogue and expounding upon it, so He definitely was not illiterate.