Jeanie Hannaman

By Julian Kwasniewski, Crisis Magazine - I don’t get angry for fun. I wouldn’t say I get angry easily. When it comes to Pope Francis, I don’t delve deeply into Church politics. I know enough to know it’s consistently bad; I only try to have a general idea of the biggest doings... I tend to wonder how the hierarchy can be sincere. How can they have any sense of internal personal integrity? Is the Faith a thing to be believed and lived? Their actions too often suggest it is not... There are three events, however, that made my muscles (such as they are) tighten with indignation. I felt the blood ripple in my veins.

By David Warren, The Catholic Thing - The students of galactic structure in our early universe are, shall we say, surprised. That the galaxies are there, at all, is part of their charm. It now also seems that they appeared much earlier than expected in our cosmic models... But it is worse than that. The objects, we’ve now learned, are bigger and brighter than anyone expected, and many of the galaxies show an unintelligible maturity. Disc galaxies that resemble our Milky Way, more than ten billion years later, were waiting to tease us.

By Larry Chapp, Catholic World Report - There is an air of play-acting at real theology and of a cynical insouciance toward the actual truth of the Council, a mendaciousness that is the product of a set of foreordained conclusions in search of an argument... Johathan Liedl, a reporter with The National Catholic Register, has written a very important article on one of the more influential theologians of the upcoming Synod on synodality in October. The article got some traction on social media early on but deserves heightened attention, which is why I wanted to comment on here.